Bear print cookies

Make these easy and fun bear paw print cookies with a 4 ingredient cake mix chewy cookie base and a chocolate bear claw top.

Step into the enchanting world of baking with these Peanut Butter Paw Print Cookies, a treat that combines the creamy goodness of peanut butter with the irresistible sweetness of chocolate. Each cookie is a work of art boasting a golden brown base that cradles a melting disk of chocolate adorned with tiny chocolate chips to create an adorable paw print. These cookies offer a balance of texture and flavor transcending desserts to become a joyful reflection of love and creativity, in the…

These bear paw cookies are not just fun but SO easy! A cute idea for a Camping themed party that the kids will love!

Double chocolate paw print cookies are as tasty as they are cute. They are built on a chewy chocolate blossom cookie with tasty chocolate paws on top. They are cute for Christmas, for pet lovers, as team mascot cookies, and more!

These peanut butter bear claw blossoms are a fun, cute, and delicious treat to make with the family during the holiday season!

Super adorable and easy to make Polar Bear Paw Print Cookies will be a hit at any cookie party, cookie exchange, or winter holiday gathering.

These bear-shaped shortbread cookies are flavored with brown butter and maple syrup.

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Maa Tamagosan, a French-trained Japanese cook, just might have created a cookie that is too cute to eat. Her cookies look like cute little teddy bears clutching tasty nuts close to their hearts. Luckily for us, Maa shared the recipe for these cookies on her blog so that the rest of the world can wrestle with the question of whether or not one can eat something so cute.

Cute as a button, these biscuits are awesome for any pre-school or animal themed party. No one is saying they're DEFINITELY bear paws - they could be tiger, koala or even puppy. But whatever paw you choose to make, the secret is in using chocolate chips which keep their shape when hot. I've used Nestle brand, which hold up nicely.