Easy Valentine’s Day Cookies

Valentine's Day Cookies laid out on parchment paper with sprinkles, and melted chocolate

There’s no doubt about it… I LOVE Valentine’s Day! Yes, I know, it’s a Hallmark holiday, but the little girl in me still can’t get enough of all those pink sparkly hearts. Plus, there is usually chocolate involved on this holiday. BONUS!

Now on to these super EASY Valentine’s Day cookies. Have you seen those half dipped Valentine’s Day fortune cookies? SO CUTE!

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Since our local grocery store didn’t have any fortune cookies, I quickly searched around for something similar to dip in chocolate and cover in sprinkles.  I found these pink wafer cookies right away. Yay! They were already pink, AND seemed they they would be much easier to eat than fortune cookies.

Easy Valentine’s Day Cookies

  • white melting chocolate ( or whatever color you would like)
  • wafer cookies
  • variety of Valentine’s Day sprinkles
  • parchment or wax paper
  1. 1. Start by melting your chocolate as direct on package.  I found this great tub of marshmallow flavored melting chocolate that you pop right in the microwave. I loved the easy clean up!Container of Candy Melts
  2. While you are waiting for the chocolate to melt, gather your sprinkles and cookies. Line a baking sheet with parchment or wax paper. This will prevent sticking while the cookies dry.pink wafer cookies and a variety of sprinkles in small white bowls
  3.  Once chocolate is melted, dip the top half of a wafer cookie. Child dipping pink wafer cookie into candy melts
  4. Quickly sprinkle on your chosen sprinkles.adding sprinkles to the top of a wafer cookie
  5. Place on prepared baking sheet to dry. Valentine's Day wafer cookies laid out on parchment paper

Our cookies were totally dry within 35 minutes. But this may vary on what melting chocolate you use. These have been requested by both kids AND my husband for dessert every night this week. These Easy Valentine’s Day Cookies have definitely become a family favorite!

Hand holding a Valentine's Day Cookies

Two children holding wafer cookies

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5 from 5 votes

Easy Valentine's Day Cookies

Author Corey Valley
Do you need an Easy Valentine's Day Cookies to make this February? Fun for the kids to make and eat! All you need are some chocolate, sprinkles and wafers!
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 35 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes

Ingredients
 

  • - white melting chocolate or whatever color you would like
  • - wafer cookies
  • - variety of Valentine's Day sprinkles
  • - parchment or wax paper

Instructions

  • Start by melting your chocolate as direct on package. I found this great tub of marshmallow flavored melting chocolate that you pop right in the microwave. I loved the easy clean up!
  • While you are waiting for the chocolate to melt, gather your sprinkles and cookies. Line a baking sheet with parchment or wax paper. This will prevent sticking while the cookies dry.
  • Once chocolate is melted, dip the top half of a wafer cookie.
  • Quickly sprinkle on your chosen sprinkles.
  • Place on prepared baking sheet to dry.

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Post updated September 2020

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20 Comments

  1. I’m SO in love with this idea!! I’m sharing on my facebook page later this week!

    1. Thanks Tia!

  2. This is fantastic! My daughter, dad and I were just snacking on wafers last night. And thinking of how else we could make it yummier. We were actually thinking of making it a la KitKat since we love KitKat. Just not sure if it would work. You just gave me the answer. Thank you.

  3. Love it! Thinking I might do this for my girlies birthday party. Thanks for the great idea.

  4. What a great idea! I don’t think people use wafer cookies enough! Those are adorable!