These sweet sugar cookie mix jars are loaded with festive sprinkles that are ready to be baked into sugar cookies. They make great gifts for teachers, friends or the big man himself!

Whip up these festive jars filled with the dry ingredients needed for sprinkle filled sugar cookies. The printable cookies for Santa tag will give the recipient the directions to take the jar and turn it into delicious cookies. It is a fun to make and fun to give Christmas gift.
There are so many people we’d love to show our appreciation for this time of year. If you think about it, there are a ton of folks that make an impact in our lives.
Some are big some are small, but even seeing a friendly smiling face can make a difference in your day.

If we lived in a world where time and money were unlimited, it would be nice to give everyone a nice gift to show them hw much they mean to us. However, the world we live in has a finite amount of time and keeping a budget is always good.
Plus there is the basic problem of where to put all of the things you get. If you are like me, you already have more stuff than you need and the storage space always feels limited.

So I like to give edible gifts. They are a great way to solve the problem of storage, you just eat it instead! Plus there can be very budget conscious and are always well received.
Get the printable instructions tag HERE!
I know I always love getting gifts like this, a mix in a jar. It makes whipping up a treat fun and easy. Plus it sometimes gives us an excuse to make something we otherwise wouldn’t have thought to make.
These cookies are a super fun way for the recipient to bake up some cookies in no time. All they have to do is add butter, an egg and vanilla.
The cookies can be in the oven in just a matter of minutes. Plus they don’t have to measure anything if they come from the same school of vanilla addition as me (the add until it looks like it’s right school!)

Leave a few on a plate for Santa and everyone is sure to be happy! If you are looking for more fun Christmas in a jar ideas, be sure to look below. There are tons of fabulous ideas from my 12 Days of Christmas blogger friends.
For another fun holiday printable, be sure to check out my Christmas Coupon Book. It is fun as a countdown to Christmas or as a Christmas gift.

Festive Sugar Cookies in a Jar {With Printable Tag!}
Equipment
- Ribbon
Ingredients
- 2¼ cups flour
- 1½ cups sugar
- ½ teaspoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ¼ cup sprinkles
- 1 quart jar
- Ribbon
- Printable tag
Instructions
Filling the Jar
- Combine the flour, salt and baking powder in the bottom of the jar.
- Put the sugar on top of the flour mixture.
- Finish with desired amount of sprinkles.
- Tightly close jar. Tie the printable tag to the jar with ribbon.
Baking the Cookies
- Place the contents of this jar into a large mixing bowl and add 1 cup of softened butter, 1 egg, and 1 tsp vanilla extract.
- Scoop 1 Tablespoon of dough (or small cookie scoop) onto sheet pan, leaving about 2 inches in between.
- Bake at 350°F for 8-10 minutes.
- Cool on cookie sheet for about 5 minutes then move to a wire rack to cool completely.
Mela
Sunday 13th of November 2022
Can this recipe be used for cutout cookies?
Carlee
Sunday 13th of November 2022
I haven't tried it. It would probably be a bit soft, but a little extra flour on the counter should make it possible.
Cathy
Monday 1st of November 2021
hello, how many cookies do you get out of this batch roughly and how do you print the label, everytime I try it keeps telling me it's unavailable.
Carlee
Monday 1st of November 2021
It makes about 24 cookies using a small cookie scoop. Hmm, the printable tag opens for me. I'll have to try on a device I'm not logged into and see if I can figure out what is happening. Thanks for letting me know.
Unknown
Monday 26th of October 2020
How many cookies can you make from this recipe?
Unknown
Tuesday 17th of December 2019
Hi, this gift sounds like a great idea, I was just wondering about how many regular size cookies this will yield. Thanks!
Carlee
Monday 10th of December 2018
thank you!