Christmas wreath corn flakes

Soft and chewy cornflake wreath cookies add the merriest, festive touch to cookie platters. No bake cornflake wreaths are so easy to make too.

Dive into holiday festivities with our Christmas Cornflake Wreath Cookies. They are a merry addition to your holiday sweet spread!

Cornflakes wreaths are an easy to make Christmas treat that comes together in minutes made with butter, cornflakes and marshmallows.

Cornflake wreath cookies recipe- best christmas cookie treat idea to bring to a cookie exchange! Ooey gooey marshmallow and crunchy cornflakes are an amazing combo. Easy cornflake wreath recipe. How to

You should know that these Holly Cookies aren’t really cookies in the literal sense. They’re more like Rice Krispie treats made with corn flakes instead of Rice Krispies– and with added green coloring. The corn flakes are perfect for making these look like holly leaves. Added cinnamon red hot candies act as berries for the holly. #holly #cookies #cornflake #cookierecipe #easychristmascookies #RecipeGirl

Christmas Cornflake Wreaths are one of my favorite, and one of the easiest Christmas treats that everyone in your family will love!

Indulge in nostalgia with these easy no-bake Christmas wreath cookies - fun, kid-friendly goodies, perfect for Christmas!!

Today I am super excited to share my most favorite Christmas treat. I remember making these with my mom when ... Read more

Cheerful green cornflakes are mixed with melted marshmallows and shaped into a wreath to make these whimsical no-bake Christmas wreath cookies.

This is another super easy cookie that is oh so pretty on the cookie platter. It's sure to be a family favorite! I know my nieces and nephews really like them. What's great about this recipe is that it uses simple ingredients that are probably already in your pantry or cupboards. I didn't do a very good job shaping wreaths or Christmas trees. I just used a cookie scoop and blobbed the marshmallow cereal mixture onto wax paper and then decorated with the cinnamon candies. They still turned…