Graduation cookies ideas

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These cute mortarboard cookies made with chocolate covered Oreos, Ghiradelli chocolate squares and icing tassels are fun Graduation Cookies for your party! Easy no-bake graduation dessert recipe. #graduationparty #graduationcap #nobake #cookierecipes

Hand lettered chalkboard signs were the perfect party decoration detail at this One Smart Cookie Graduation Party Freshly Baked Cookie Bar with vintage and rustic touches. Get details and more grad party inspiration now at www.minteventdesign.com!

I have a confession to make. I HATE making graduation cookies. Please, don't give me that horrified look...it's okay to hate certain cookies, right? Especially the ones that tend to be the same, year after

Graduation Cap Oreos are fun and easy to make! Perfect for a grad party or Graduation Open House!

To order multiple dozen, add 12 to your cart then increase the quantity in your cart. See shop announcements for current processing times. For a processing time under 4 days, include the rush my order listing with your cookie purchase. Preorders are accepted. Include the delivery date in personalization or as a note to seller at checkout. Cookies are best stored at room temperature for up to 2 weeks. Cookies are individually wrapped for freshness. Cookies will be bubble wrapped and double…

Graduation cookie season can be intense, am I right? All the more reason to keep these cookie designs full of punch, but simple! And let's face it, it doesn't get easier than planning cookies with school colors - the color palette is planned for you!! So let's take a look at how to make these graduation cookies...perfect for high school or college graduations! The three most popular graduation cookies are by far the easiest to make: the diploma, grad cap, and gown. I also mixed in a plaque…

I have a confession to make. I HATE making graduation cookies. Please, don't give me that horrified look...it's okay to hate certain cookies, right? Especially the ones that tend to be the same, year after