No bake cornflake cookies are an easy and kid friendly treat. Your family will love these crunchy, sweet cornflake cookies that are ready in no time!
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You are probably thinking, do we really need to think about Christmas Cookies right now? I say, it is never too early to start. To be honest, you can enjoy these no bake cornflake cookies any time of the year. To make them festive for the current time of the year, just adjust the color of sprinkles you add to this cornflake cookie recipe! So easy!
If you have a sweet tooth, you might also enjoy my no bake chocolate chip protein bites or my orange hot chocolate.
I became a huge fan of no bake cookies, when I had kids. Whether it was the thought of dirtying so many dishes then heating up the oven that steered me away from other cookies. With no bake cornflake cookies, the instructions are simple and it is so kid friendly. I guess we can said that these cornflake cookies can be kid made and kid approved! I’d say that is a win!
Traditionally, you see cornflake cookie recipes that include peanut butter. That is not the case today for our no bake cookies! We are actually using SunButter.
What is SunButter?
Sunbutter is a brand of sunflower seed butter. It is a direct 1-1 swap for peanut butter. I discovered this brand when my youngest son started to display food allergies, way back around 2012. It was a life-saver for us. SunButter is actually free from the Top 8+ allergens and quite frankly it tastes amazing. SunButter is not only loved by the food allergy community, those without food restrictions have fallen in love with this nut-butter alternative.
No bake cornflake cookie tips:
- You can freeze these cornflake cookies. This may be helpful around the holidays when you are batching a larger quantity of no bake cornflake cookies.
- If you want to transport these no bake cornflake cookies, you can carry them in muffin containers. That makes transport easy as the cornflake cookies do not bang together in transit.
- You can also sub out the cereal to one that fits your needs or tastes for this cornflake cookie recipe.
- Don’t worry if your cornflakes (or other cereal) break during the stirring.
- You can sub in dairy-free white chocolate or dark chocolate if you wish.
- If you are not nut-allergic, you can add in nuts to the mixture. You can also add in sunflower seeds for more texture and taste.
- You can also press these into an oiled 8×8 pan, let it set in the fridge and cut into squares. I, however, prefer the drop cookie method.
- Chilling your cookies in the fridge or freezer, allows them to “set” quicker.
- Store in air tight container.
How to make Cornflake Cookies:
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In a skillet over low heat, combine the SunButter and the white chocolate. Stir continuously until the mixture is combined and blended well.
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Stir in the cereal to the mixture. Gently, stir so that all cereal pieces are coated with the mixture.
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Drop spoonfuls of the cornflake cookie mixture onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Top with sprinkles at this time if you are using any.
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Chill the cornflake cookies for 20 minutes. ENJOY!
Pin this no bake cornflake cookie recipe for later:
Other cornflake recipes:
Cheesy Potatoes with Cornflakes
If you are a huge cookie fan like I am, I would suggest you also check out Gluten-Free Chocolate Crinkle Cookies! So yummy!
Check out this cornflake cookie recipe:
Cornflake Cookies
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup SunButter creamy
- 1/2 cup White Chocolate Pieces
- 3 cups Cornflakes (or other similar cereal)
- Sprinkles (optional)
Instructions
- In a skillet over low heat, combine the SunButter and the white chocolate. Stir continuously until the mixture is combined and blended well.
- Stir in the cereal to the mixture. Gently, stir so that all cereal pieces are coated with the mixture.
- Drop spoonfuls of the cornflake cookie mixture onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Top with sprinkles at this time if you are using any.
- Chill the cornflake cookies for 20 minutes. ENJOY!
Notes
No bake cornflake cookie tips:
- You can freeze these cornflake cookies. This may be helpful around the holidays when you are batching a larger quantity of no bake cornflake cookies.
- If you want to transport these no bake cornflake cookies, you can carry them in muffin containers. That makes transport easy as the cornflake cookies do not bang together in transit.
- You can also sub out the cereal to one that fits your needs or tastes for this cornflake cookie recipe.
- Don’t worry if your cornflakes (or other cereal) break during the stirring.
- You can sub in dairy-free white chocolate or dark chocolate if you wish.
- If you are not nut-allergic, you can add in nuts to the mixture. You can also add in sunflower seeds for more texture and taste.
- You can also press these into an oiled 8x8 pan, let it set in the fridge and cut into squares. I, however, prefer the drop cookie method.
- Chilling your cookies in the fridge or freezer, allows them to “set” quicker.
- Store in air tight container.
Nutrition
All though this website attempts to provide accurate nutritional information, the information should only be considered an estimate. Varying factors such as different product types, different brands, etc. can change nutritional information. It is your responsibility as a consumer to read all labels to make sure the ingredients fit your dietary needs as well as calculate your own nutritional information as a double check.
Let’s talk! Have you ever made a cookie like this before? What other no-bake cookies do you enjoy?
Aimee Mars says
Oh, wow, these look delicious! I’m going to make them for school parties this holiday season.
Cindy Gordon says
You got it, perfect for school parties because these cornflake cookies are nut free!
Kristen says
These cookies were a hit! Thank you for sharing the recipe!
Cindy Gordon says
You are so welcome! So glad the no bake cornflake cookies were a hit!
Heidy L. McCallum says
My mom used to make cornflake cookies back in the 80’s but yours are an entirely new level of yummy looking. I am super excited to make these and have her try them. Saving for the holidays.
Cindy Gordon says
Yes, these cornflake cookies do bring back memories! So yummy!
Shadi Hasanzadenemati says
I made your recipe for a gathering the other day and everyone kept asking for the recipe. It was totally a hit!
Cindy Gordon says
Thank you so much for sharing! I really appreciate it! Glad the crowd loved the cornflake cookies!
Andrea Metlika says
These are so cute and flavorful too. Love Sunbutter and that you use it in this recipe.
Cindy Gordon says
Thank you so much Andrea! I hope you loved the no back cornflake cookies!