Cookie lolly

I have a thing for cookies, especially cookie lollie’s or cookie pops. They are not difficult to make as long as you know the trick it is so simple that anyone can do it. What’s most important is to use a pair of spacers they can be from a pair of wooden sticks 6mm in hight or get a pair of marzipan spacers from PME. That way you are sure that the cookie stick will fit the cut out cookie.

For the cookie dough many ask me what recipe I use and my favourite is the one that you can find in Peggy Porchens books as it have never failed me. The important thing is to use a recipe that you know works!

Note: This technique can be done with any shape.

This is what I use:
A piece of parchment paper
Marzipan spacers (from PME)
Flour
Non-stick rolling pin
Cookie cutter
Cookie stick
Cookie dough (chilled)

Step 1:
Sprinkle the piece of parchment paper lightly with flour and knead the dough lightly. Roll out the dough between the spacers.
Cookie dough

Step 2:
Take your cookie cutter and cut out the cookie.
Cookie cutter

Step 3:
Now take the cookie stick and place your fingers lightly on the cookie. With a twisting movement back and forth, twist the cookie stick into the cookie.
Cookie stick

Step 4:
Place your hand over the cookie and flip it over by using the parchement paper and lay the cookie on the backside.
Turning cookie

Step 5:
Take a small piece of dough and roll it into a sausage and flatten it. Lay it over where the cookie stick is. again use the parchment paper to flip the cookie and transfer it to the baking sheet with parchment paper.
sealing the cookie stick

Step 6:
This is how the cookie looks after baking.
Baked cookie

Happy Caking!

Louise

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71 comments


  1. Dusugubi29 says:

    Nov 17, 2011

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    so do you put the cookies in with the sticks in them, like will the wood burn or…….?

  2. Chris Figurski says:

    Nov 10, 2011

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    Hi! this is super helpful btw :) my friend brought one to school and it gave me inspiration.  I have one question though: would wooden kabob sticks work? i have a thing where i dont have money or transportation to get these sticks and i only have to kabob sticks. thanks!

  3. georgina says:

    Oct 9, 2011

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    Hi Louise,
    i have just recently started to follow your blog/tutorials,  and I must admit they are the BEST! thank you so much.So far everything came out perfect, so tomorrow I’ll try the cookie lollipops.

  4. Ldesmond says:

    Feb 22, 2011

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    Hi Louise,
    I made these iced them with royal icing and hundred and thousands for Valentines Day. I will send photo .Gave them to my Nephew to sell in his coffee shop 12 sold out .Thank you I love all your ideas great website .Leanne

  5. vegan cakes says:

    Oct 21, 2010

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    Hi!
    Glad to get your link, you are one of my resources in baking. I see a beautiful design in your work.
    Keep it going!

  6. Nani says:

    Aug 17, 2010

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    Hi Louise, i have a question, how long can i store these cookies? Thanks.

  7. Claire Lee says:

    Aug 17, 2010

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    Hi Louise:
    I am so glad I found your website, everything is so cute and I love them super! I am going to open my home based bakery for event cupcakes/cookies soon (as my partime job, It’s sad that I cannot make it as my full time job becuase I need to assist on family business..)and have been here on your blog everday. I would like to know the recipe you are using for Cookie Lolli, are you using “Joy of Baking” suger cookie recipe? I remember you like the recipes on “joy of baking”. Thanks!

  8. Briana says:

    May 20, 2010

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    Hai Louise, i’m briana from jakarta, indonesia. Thank you so much for tips how to make a cookies. thank you.


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