Ice Cream Wafer Cookies Will Earn You An A+ Back To School

Ice cream wafer cookies are deliciously sweet,and super simple to make!with just the right hint of tart,With just easy ingredients, you can whip up a batch of these faster than you can say Wafer Pencil Cookies.

You know those Pinterest perfect lunchbox treats that make you go “Who has time for that” Well, I thought the same way but then these little wafer pencil cookies changed everything
They might look like a whole craft project yet honestly they’re kinda foolproof.

I whipped up a batch the night before school started while I was half-watching reruns and trying really hard not to eat all the supplies and spoiler alert I totally failed because I ate three and I have no regrets
The next morning my kid saw them and said “Wait YOU made these?” and I’m still deciding if that was a compliment or a dig but either way I’ll take it.

Because seriously they’re adorable and they’re crunchy and they’re sweet and they’re just the right amount of ridiculous which makes them perfect for lunchboxes or teacher gifts or for those moments when you wanna feel like a super-parent for just 10 minutes
And here’s the best part there’s no baking involved because it’s all just dipping and sticking and trying your best not to snack on the ingredients while you work.

So have you ever tried turning cookies into school supplies before? If not then buckle up because this might be your new favorite thing.

Ingredients :

• 1 package of rectangular vanilla wafer cookies like Pirouline or similar
• 1/2 cup white candy melts
• 1/4 cup pink candy melts for the eraser end
• 1/4 cup yellow candy melts optional for pencil color
• 1/4 cup mini chocolate chips for the pencil tips
• Edible black marker optional for name or decoration

How to Make Wafer Pencil Cookies

Step 1

the first think you have to do is Prepare Your Station Set up a clean workspace and line a baking sheet with parchment paper. This will be your drying area for the cookies.

Step 2

Now try to Shape the Pencil Tip Carefully cut one end of each wafer cookie into a point using a small, serrated knife. Don’t worry if it’s not perfect real pencils aren’t either! then Melt the Candy Melts In small bowls, melt the white, pink, and yellow candy melts separately in the microwave in 20-second intervals, stirring between each, until smooth.

Step 3

Dip the Pointed End Dip the pointed end of each cookie into the white candy melts to mimic the wood part of the pencil. Tap off the excess, then immediately press a mini chocolate chip at the very tip to act as the pencil’s lead. Add the Eraser End Once the white candy is set, dip the flat end of the wafer into the pink candy melts. This will look like an eraser. Let it cool and set on parchment.

Step 4

Optional Color Dipping If you want a yellow pencil body, dip the middle of the wafer into melted yellow candy and let dry before finishing the ends. and if you want o Personalize (Optional) Use an edible marker to write names, doodles, or fun messages on your cookies.

Step 5

and finally Let Everything Set Place all decorated cookies on the parchment-lined tray and refrigerate for 10–15 minutes until all the candy has fully hardened.

Kitchen Equipment Needed :

To make these yummy Wafer Pencil Cookies, you’ll only need a few basic kitchen tools

• Microwave-safe bowls for melting candy
• Small sharp knife serrated works best
• Spoon or fork for dipping
• Parchment paper
• Baking sheet or tray
• Edible marker optional

Tips for Perfect Wafer Pencil Cookies

If your candy melts are too thick, add a tiny bit of coconut oil to thin them.

Work quickly once candy melts are warm they set fast!

Store extra melted candy in airtight containers to reuse later.

What to Eat with Wafer Pencil Cookies ??

Honestly, I love eating these cookies with cold glass of juice. My kids also love them when they get home after a long day at school with a cold cup of milk. Sometimes I put them in their school lunch boxes as a special surprise.

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