13 Cozy Cookie Recipes That Make Every Season Sweeter

If you love baking or just love eating cookies, this roundup is packed with fun, easy and totally delicious cookie recipes you can make any time of year. From adorable holiday treats made with Nutter Butters to classic oatmeal cookies and bright citrus favorites, there is something here for every sweet craving. These recipes are beginner friendly, quick to prepare and perfect for parties, gifting or late night snacking. Scroll through and find your next batch of must-bake cookies.

Nutter Butter Reindeer Cookies

Chocolate-covered cookies decorated as reindeer with pretzel antlers, candy eyes, and red candy noses, arranged on a wooden tray with green and red candies. — Nutter Butter Reindeer Cookies. Photo credit: Xoxo Bella .

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These Nutter Butter reindeer cookies are always a hit during the holidays. They look festive, come together quickly and make the cutest addition to any cookie platter or classroom party.
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Nutter Butter Santa Cookies

Six cookies shaped like snowmen with red and white Santa hats, faces, and white bodies are arranged on a woven mat. — Nutter Butter Santa Cookies. Photo credit: Trop Rockin.

Turn simple Nutter Butters into cheerful Santa cookies using melted almond bark, red sprinkles and icing. This easy project is great for kids and perfect for last minute holiday baking since it only takes about 25 minutes from start to finish.
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Oat Flour Cookies

Four chocolate chip cookies are stacked on a white plate, with a blurred background showing a glass and a bowl. — Oat Flour Cookies. Photo credit: Low Calorie Eating.

These oat flour cookies are simple, soft and lightly sweet. They are great for anyone looking for a gluten-free treat that still tastes like a classic cookie.
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Oatmeal Butterscotch Cookies

A stack of oatmeal cookies with butterscotch chips on a wooden board, with more cookies and chips scattered around. — Oatmeal Butterscotch Cookies. Photo credit: Xoxo Bella .

If you love oatmeal cookies with a little extra sweetness, these oatmeal butterscotch cookies are for you. They bake up chewy and rich with warm butterscotch flavor in every bite.
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Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies

These gluten-free and vegan oatmeal chocolate chip cookies use almond pulp from homemade almond milk. They make a wholesome snack with plenty of chocolatey goodness.
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Oatmeal Crumbl Cookies

Three stacked iced cookies with a bite taken out of the top one, with more cookies blurred in the background on a white surface. — Oatmeal Crumbl Cookies. Photo credit: One Hot Oven.

Soft, thick and covered with sweet icing, these copycat Crumbl oatmeal cookies are everything you love about the bakery version. The icing melts into all the little crevices for the perfect finish.
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Oatmeal Raisin Cookies

These vegan oatmeal raisin cookies are chewy, cozy and packed with plump raisins. Add coconut flakes if you want a little extra texture. They are a great option for a wholesome dessert.
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Old Fashioned chewy sugar cookies (Tea Cakes)

Two plain sugar cookies cooling on a black wire rack, with a white and floral-patterned cloth underneath. — Old Fashioned chewy sugar cookies (Tea Cakes). Photo credit: Call Me PMc.

These old fashioned tea cakes are soft, buttery and just lightly chewy. They have crisp edges and tender centers with a classic vanilla flavor that needs no frosting at all.
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Old Fashioned Oatmeal Cookies

A stack of four chocolate chip oatmeal cookies sits on a white plate; a bottle of milk and bowls with ingredients are in the background. — Old Fashioned Oatmeal Cookies. Photo credit: Urban Farmie.

Warm, chewy and nostalgic, these old fashioned oatmeal cookies are a simple favorite that never disappoints. Serve them fresh from the oven for the best texture.
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Olive Oil Cookies

Two round, golden-brown cookies on a sheet of white parchment paper, with crumbs and a partially visible broken cookie nearby. — Olive Oil Cookies. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

These olive oil cookies bake up with crisp edges and soft centers. The olive oil gives them a lovely flavor and the optional lemon adds a bright note that keeps them light and balanced.
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One Bowl Oat Flour Chocolate Chip Cookies

Four chocolate chip cookies rest on a wire cooling rack, with chocolate chips scattered on a light surface around them. — One Bowl Oat Flour Chocolate Chip Cookies. Photo credit: MOON and spoon and yum.

These one bowl oat flour chocolate chip cookies are quick to mix and perfect for gluten-free baking. They are soft, chocolaty and great for weeknight cravings.
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Orange Creamsicle Cookies

A plate of orange cookies with white chocolate chips, surrounded by white chocolate chips, orange slices, and a glass of milk on a woven placemat. — Orange Creamsicle Cookies . Photo credit: Maria’s Mixing Bowl.

These bright and sweet Orange Creamsicle cookies start with cake mix and taste like summer in cookie form. They have a sunny orange color and a creamy vanilla flavor that everyone loves.
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Orange Pomegranate Chocolate Chip Cookies

Two chocolate chip cookies with pomegranate seeds on a dark wooden surface, with scattered pomegranate seeds nearby. — Orange Pomegranate Chocolate Chip Cookies. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

These winter inspired cookies are flavored with orange zest and studded with pomegranate arils and chocolate chips. They feel festive and bring a fresh pop of flavor to holiday baking.
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