At work, we go out to eat fairly often. We used to go out every day for lunch, but have slacked since a few of us are trying to save money by bringing our own lunches.
On one of the days everyone ventured out for lunch, we went to a restaurant that we have been to quite a few times before. We ordered our usual, and truly enjoyed it. Then something new happened. The waiter brought us these chocolate looking cookies covered with powdered sugar. THEY WERE SO GOOD!!!!!! Crunchy on the outside but nice and moist, almost fudgy on the inside.
I instantly fell in love. So I tried to convince our firm that they were disgusting, and that I would suffer through and eat them all so that they would not be wasted. It worked on one person, and I will ignore the fact that that one associate was on a diet.
The name of the cookies were unknown. We didn’t think to ask the waiter. They had to have some name and I needed it so I could re-create these beauties.
A month or two later, we went back to the restaurant. No cookies this time! I couldn’t help but to ask the waiter about this. He said they don’t always have them, but that they are called Crinkle Cookies.
From there I googled and reviewed different Crinkle Cookie recipes, I tweaked some things on the recipes I found … and then, I conquered.
Crinkle Cookies
Ingredients
1 Box Duncan Hines’ Triple Chocolate Decadent Cake Mix
1/3 c Coconut Oil
2 Large Eggs
1 c Confectioner’s Sugar
1/3 c Water
Directions
1) Preheat your oven to 375 degrees.
2) Mix the first pouch of the Duncan Hines cake mix, oil and eggs.
3) Follow the directions for the second pouch of the Duncan Hines cake mix by adding the 1/3 c of water. And this mixture to the above mixture.
4) Shape the dough into 1.5 inch balls.
5) Roll the balls in the confectioners sugar.
6) Bake for about 12 minutes.
7) Enjoy one of the most addicting cookies, in my opinion, EVER.
There was a meeting I had to attend this past Monday, so I brought the cookies for my group to try. All four of them LOVED the cookies. I also sent my friend Julie home with cookies for her husband. He and his brother LOVED the cookies. It is clearly a sign your cookies are good when multiple people use the work “LOVED” to describe them!
Now my crinkle cookies aren’t hard on the outside, rather they are super moist, almost brownie like, yet fudgy. Had I not shared these babies with others, I would have eaten them all. Y’all know the damage I can do when it comes to amazing, tasty, delicious cookies.
Are you drooling yet?
WELL, Duncan Hines was kind enough to provide me with coupons FOR YOU for FREE Duncan Hines products!! Would you like to get your hands on some? All you have to do is enter my GIVEAWAY.
How to enter, you may ask? There are five different ways! That’s five chances to enter!
1) Leave a comment below sharing something you would like to try with a Duncan Hines product.
2) Like Southern Charm on Facebook.
3) Follow @SouthernCharm__ on Twitter.
4) Tweet this GIVEAWAY. “Enter to win @SouthernCharm__‘s Duncan Hines giveaway! http://www.southerncharmnola.com/2011/11/16/crinkle-cookies/”
5) Like Duncan Hines on Facebook.
Now DON’T FORGET to leave a comment for EACH entry.
You have until tomorrow (Friday) at 2:00 pm CT to enter. And there will be THREE lucky winners! So get on it y’all!
**As part of the Foodbuzz Tastemaker Program, I received the Duncan Hines Triple Chocolate Decadent Cake Mix**
Tags: Crinkle Cookies, Duncan Hines, Giveaway, Recipe








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I would make brownies with peanut butter frosting. And try out your cookies!
YUMMMMMMY! Gosh, how on earth do I make these gluten-free?! They seriously look insanely delicious! Anything covered with powdered sugar is a win in my book! :)
I would make these cookies! I have been wanting to try crinkle cookies for a while now, and with Christmas coming up, this would be the perfect opportunity! YUM!!
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YUM! I make a similar cookie – I think its a box of chocolate cake mix, an egg, and a package of cream cheese rolled into balls and covered in confectioners sugar. To die for! I imagine these are similar- so good!!!!
Oh, I’m thinking that it’s time to make some Christmas-themed goodies like peppermint cupcakes, brownies!
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My roommate uses Duncan Hines’ spice cake mix to make these AMAZING pumpkin cupcakes, and I would love to try whipping up a batch myself (and perhaps impress some coworkers with seasonal treats in the process).
I love crinkle cookies!! Yummy :D
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I would LOVE to make a pumpkin-topped brownie pie. YUM!
And can I just add how mouth-watering those cookies look?? Crinkles are one of my FAVORITES. They’re a part of my xmas cookie classic collection. I gotta have them!
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Most definitly it would be brownies, with maybe some carrot cake thrown in…
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Wow, those look and sound delicious! I would love to try making them myself!
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I keep seeing these cookies and I really need to try them! I think I am going to use one of the coups you sent me to make them!