A collection of high altitude tested Christmas cookie box recipes for your holiday baking list. From drop cookies to cutout cookies, there are so many delicious Christmas cookies that are perfect for a Christmas cookie exchange or for making Christmas cookie boxes to give to family, friends, neighbors, coworkers and your kids’ teachers. Grab all the recipe links at the end of today’s post!
For other Christmas cookie box ideas, don’t miss these posts:
- Christmas Cookie Box (2024)
- Gingerbread Cookie Box (2023)
- Old Fashioned Cookie Box (2022)
- Chocolate Cookie Box (2021)
- Christmas Cookie Box Planning and Styling Guide (2020)

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What’s in My Cookie Box?
Drop Cookies
Easy to make drop cookies that are soft, chewy and don’t even require a mixer to make are a must-bake for the holidays. Everyone will love this assortment that includes lebkuchen (German spice cookies), iced apricot pistachio cookies, black cocoa brownie cookies, iced oatmeal m&m cookies, soft maple cookies (filled with buttercream and coated in green sugar), and Swedish dream cookies (butter cookies).

Shortbread and Cutout Cookies
For the more ambitious baker, I have so many recipes for shortbread, cutout cookies and decorated sugar cookies. In today’s post you’ll find simple brown sugar shortbread cookies, chocolate eggnog sandwich cookies, and vanilla anise sandwich cookies with chocolate ganache.

Other Recipes
If you’re more into candy, you’ll love these individually wrapped, soft and chewy salted caramels. You can also add the most beautiful dried orange slices to your Christmas cookie boxes. These make everything smell good, and when strung onto twine, they make a gorgeous Christmas decoration.

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