The idea for tonight's snack came from The Happy Homebaker. Her cookie dogs were cuter - a little more round, and apparently crunchy. But, she used Milo, and Horlicks (powdered drink mixes, I'm guessing) in her dough, and a cereal called Koko Krunch, for the ears, none of which I had available.



And, when they came out of the oven, I was reminded almost instantly, of The Poky Little Puppy, which clearly, I'm going to have to pick up, from the library, in the morning.

So, it was back to sugar cookie dough.
With, a little baker's cocoa added into the last bit, to make brown, for the ears. It's truly amazing, how many different cookies can be made, using a combination of plain, and chocolate sugar cookie doughs.
We finished them up with chocolate sprinkle eyes, and chocolate chip noses.

It's great to be a homeschooler.
7 comments:
Those are way too cute, and the Poky Little Puppy would go perfectly with it.
Those are SO cute! I bet they were yummy too!
These are really cute. I will have to keep them in mind if I do a Pokey Little Puppy week.
It's official - I'm crowning you the sugar-cookie queen!
I agree with Christianne :) Yummy and cute!
Precious...have to do this with my four year old!!!
Good idea with Five in a Row!
Janette
This is a great idea!! And I love how you modified the recipe to work with what you have!!
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