My 2024 Christmas Cookie Box features a mix of classic and brightly colored cookie recipes that are sure to bring some holiday joy to your table!

Learn how to easily make your own homemade checkerboard cookies with this step-by-step guide!

These adorable red cookies blend the classic flavors of chocolate and cream cheese with a festive presentation that’s sure to impress.

These perfect sugar cookies are soft, buttery, and topped with vibrant royal icing designs, making them an essential part of any festive celebration.

These delicate, anise-flavored cookies date back to medieval Germany, where they were crafted as edible works of art.

Add a swirl of holiday cheer to your cookie tray with these Chocolate Peppermint Pinwheel Cookies.

Apple Butter Snickerdoodles blend the nostalgic charm of snickerdoodles with the rich, fruity notes of apple butter, making them the perfect addition to your Christmas cookie tray.

This Danish pastry is a true treat! These little Scandinavian inspired Christmas cookies taste just like kringler but in mini version.

These bite-sized sugar cookies literally melt-in-your-mouth. Each bite is a crispy and delicious taste of butter and sugar, and you will soon find out how addicting they are!

Perfectly spiced with warm notes of ginger, cinnamon, and cloves, these cookies are delightful to decorate and even more enjoyable to eat.

These bite-sized delights, coated in a generous dusting of powdered sugar, resemble tiny snowballs, making them a festive addition to your holiday cookie tray.

With their delicate almond-flavored dough and vibrant raspberry jam filling, these festive Linzer Cookies are as delicious as they are beautiful.

Schackrutor, translating to “chess squares,” are traditional Swedish cookies known for their striking checkerboard or striped pattern.

Flavored with peppermint and colored to look like little candy canes, these cookies are charming, whimsical, and delicious.

This Old-Fashioned Sugar Cookie recipe is inspired by cookies from the Victorian era, decorated with nuts and dried fruit, and made soft and chewy with sour cream.

Similar to gingerbread or even gingersnaps, these vintage holiday Ginger Drops Cookies are even better, in my opinion.

This year, I was inspired by recipes from my ancestral heritage and recipes from the 19th century.