They are filled with the irresistible, creamy cookie butter spread, crushed up Biscoff cookies and chocolate chips. You can’t forget the additional drizzle of cookie butter on top either! If you have had nearly any of my other cookies, like my giant chocolate chip cookies or these brownie stuff chocolate chip cookies you’ll know I love to make thick, gourmet style cookies. If you’re a fan of thin and chewy cookies I have you covered too with these honey cookies and lemon cookies.
You’ll love these Cookie Butter Cookies because…
They are full of cookie butter flavor They are cake-y and soft They are HUGE They are loaded with chocolate chips, chunks of Biscoff cookies AND of course the creamy cookie butter spread. They bake beautifully and are freezer friendly ….you’ll love them because they’re cookies, MADE WITH COOKIES. Need I say more?! ?
I guarantee cookie butter will be your new obsession if it hasn’t made its way into your life already! Biscoff cookies are crisp, thin caramelized biscuits that naturally makes the perfect base for a spreadable treat. Many people use cookie butter like you would peanut butter – on toast, in your favorite desserts, in smoothies, etc. In my recipe I am using the Biscoff Cookie Butter but Trader Joes also sells a jar you can pick up too. You should be able to find it in most grocery stores.
Ingredients you need
There are a few key ingredients to these cookies. Scroll down to the recipe card for the full list and measurements.
Cookie butter emulsion: This tastes just like the Biscoff cookies but in a bottle. It’s perfect to add to frostings and baked goods and it add the perfect cookie butter touch in this recipe. Since this is a speciality item, I know you may not have it floating around in your pantry. I also use vanilla extract in this recipe, so if you don’t have cookie butter emulsion, simply add more vanilla extract in its place. Cookie butter: I love the Lotus Creamy Biscoff Cookie Butter. It has notes of cinnamon, ginger, allspice, and cloves and it just totally YUMMY! Lotus Biscoff Cookies: these cookies are over the top delicious and jam packed with warming spices and cookie butter flavors. I love adding in some of these cookies for crunch and to decorate the top of the cookies with as well. All-Purpose Flour & Cake Flour: If you’ve been around my site for any length of time you know I love making my cookies with a combination of cake flour and all-purpose flour. Cake flour is finer, softer and lighter than All-Purpose Flour and I find using a mix of both types of flour results in the most perfect cookies. You can find cake flour in most grocery stores, usually on the top shelf. Chocolate chips: Feel free to use your favorite brand and type. We love milk chocolate chips or semi-sweet and usually buy Ghirardelli. Other ingredients needed: baking soda, baking powder, cornstarch, salt, sugar, brown sugar, eggs, and vanilla extract.