Copycat Nutter Butter Cookies – these homemade peanut butter cookies filled with delicious creamy peanut frosting are more delicious than the original kind.
Copycat Nutter Butter Cookies
Imagine 2 crispy peanut butter cookies filled with a creamy peanut frosting. These Copycat Nutter Butter Cookies are much better than the store bought kind since you can enjoy them in a bigger cookie with delicious flavor. Plus these are so much fun to bake! There’s nothing better than a homemade cookie.
Remember last week when I was trying to make a peanut butter cookie and forgot to add the granulated sugar? The result was a delicious crumbly soft cookie. Delicious by itself but my main mission was to make a thin crispy cookie with lot’s of peanut butter flavor like the original Nutter Butter. So after a few tries, I am pleased to say that I FINALLY mastered my technique and got the recipe just right. I ended up combining brown and white sugar together so I could have the depth of flavor with a crispy cookie.
Delicious by itself but my main mission was to make a thin crispy cookie with lot’s of peanut butter flavor like the original Nutter Butter. So after a few tries, I am pleased to say that I FINALLY mastered my technique and got the recipe just right. I ended up combining brown and white sugar together so I could have the depth of flavor with a crispy cookie.
So after a few tries, I am pleased to say that I FINALLY mastered my technique and got the recipe just right. I ended up combining brown and white sugar together so I could have the depth of flavor with a crispy cookie.
Making these Copycat Nutter Butter Cookies are so easy. Simply make the dough and roll into little balls. Then with a cookie stamp or just a fork make the little waffle cone shape on top before baking.
My main idea was to make the top design with a fork, but my mom found these cute Cookie Stamps at the mall last week and I decided to give them a try. They made the cookies look so cute! My daughter helped me doing this part. She
They made the cookies look so cute! My daughter helped me doing this part. She felt so proud with the results. Although these were cute, your certainly don’t need them to make my Copycat Nutter Butter Cookies.
I love the fact that before they go in the oven they look so tiny. And now check out how they spread during the baking process:
When they cool down, simply add some peanut butter frosting into every other cookie and sandwich them together. The only hard part of this process is to resist temptation from eating them..
And that’s it! See? I told you they were easy. My brother in law helped me get the peanut flavor of the frosting just right.
I hope you can make these delicious Copycat Nutter Butter Cookies a try. If you do, please tag me on Instagram @livingsweetmoments and/or use the hashtag #LivingSweet – I promise to Repost it.
- 1 stick unsalted butter softened
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 cup smooth peanut butter
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1 egg
- Pinch of salt
- 4 tablespoon butter softened (1/2 stick)
- 1/2 cup + 2 tablespoons of peanut butter
- 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
- 2 tablespoons milk
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Preheat Oven to 375 Degrees Fahrenheit
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In a small bowl mix the flour, baking soda and salt. Set aside
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Using the bowl of a mixer, cream the butter and sugars together for 3-4 minutes until creamy. Scrape the sides of the bowl down with a spatula
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Add the egg, vanilla and peanut butter. Keep mixing on medium speed
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Slowly add the flour mixture and mix until the cookie dough is combined
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Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper or silicone mat
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Using your hands, shape little balls and place them on the cookie sheet. Keep them separated because they tend to spread
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Shape the cookies with a fork or a cookie stamp
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Bake 8-10 minutes or until browned on top
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Remove from oven and let them cool on the cookie sheet
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Place the peanut butter, milk and butter on a mixer bowl. Mix on medium speed until combined
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Add a tad of frosting into the middle of every other cookie. Sandwich with another one
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Enjoy!
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Nothing beats a classic peanut butter cookie.. so I can imagine these were just as delicious as they look!
I agree! Thanks Thalia!
Titi pruebala con mantequilla de almendra del fresh market. Tambien debe ser rico.
Buena idea mami! galletas de almendra en vez de mantequilla
check your frosting directions they didn’t make sense to me the way written.
Thanks Whitney! I added an extra word in there… Sorry about that, all fixed 🙂
for the frosting…do you use powdered sugar? its listed in the ingredients but not when you mix the frosting ingredients to place between the sandwich cookies….
I do Janet
Aww, I love Nutter Butters so much but I can’t seem to find a copycat recipe that’s authentic. I’m sure this recipe is tasty, but real Nutter Butters are–like Oreos–actually vegan (surprisingly enough), and therefore beloved not just by peanut butter loving vegans but also by those who are allergic to eggs and/or lactose intolerant. I wish I could figure out how Nabisco manages to make these cookies without eggs or milk when all of the copycat recipes use them.
Hi Ace, I had no idea those cookies were actually vegan. I am sure they use artificial flavoring in theirs.
These cookies are soooo good! So glad I found this one! Thank you so much!
You’re welcome Jolina! Glad you liked them. Thanks for your feedback
I like the 3 ingredient peanut butter cookie better
Thanks for your feedback Norma. Now I am craving the 3 ingredient cookie !! 😉
How long will these last in the refrigerator? I would like to make this for a party in advance?
For best tasting cookies, make the dough and frosting in advance, refrigerate for up to 5 days and bake the same day you’ll be serving them.