Disneyland's Snickerdoodle Cookies Recipe (2024)

If you have been to Disneyland you know about their fantastic snickerdoodle cookies. They are wonderfully fluffy and full of sugary goodness and our Disneyland’s snickerdoodle cookies recipe tastes exactly like those from the amusement park.

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Would it be too much to say that I have dreamt of these chewy Disneyland Snickerdoodle Cookies? Okay then I won’t say it, but I will say that after you have our snickerdoodle recipe, you’ll be the one dreaming of it.

They are so light, fluffy, and buttery with the great crunchy cinnamon sugar outside coating. My kids absolutely LOVE these. They do not last long in my kitchen.

I also enjoy bringing these to events and parties because they are an easy and classic cookie to make up. Plus you can even make them up ahead of time and freeze them.

Making a copycat version of Disneyland’s delicious treats is so fun! We have so many other amazing Disneyland recipes. To name a few, our Disneyland’s chocolate peanut butter sandwich, peanut butter cookies (Disneyland inspired), and the fantastic Disney pumpkin muffins.

Make sure to have these items to make the best snickerdoodle recipe:

Disneyland copycat recipe ingredients:

  1. Flour
  2. Baking soda
  3. Cream of tartar
  4. Butter
  5. Sugar
  6. Eggs
  7. Milk
  8. Vanilla
  9. Sugar
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  • Small mixing bowl
  • Rubber spatula
  • Baking sheet (THESE ones are great!)
  • Hand mixer

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Disneyland snickerdoodle cookies – How to make the best snickerdoodle cookies you ever tasted:

To begin making these awesome cookies, preheat the oven to 375 degrees.

Then, in your large mixing bowl, sift together the flour, baking soda, and cream of tartar (I do this with a whisk). After they are well combined, set it aside for later.

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In your medium-sized mixing bowl, cream together the softened butter and sugar until the mixture becomes fluffy.

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Then, add in the eggs, milk, and vanilla extract until all of the ingredients are completely mixed in.

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PRO TIP: The butter needs to be soft not melted in order to get the dough to the correct texture.

Next, you need to add the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and mix everything together until all the ingredients are completely incorporated together.

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Now, in your small bowl, add in the cinnamon and sugar and mix them together. This is going to be the topping of the cookie.

Taking the snickerdoodle cookie dough batter, roll the dough into 1 inch balls and then roll them in the cinnamon-sugar topping and place the ball on the baking sheet covered with parchment paper or lightly greased.

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Use the bottom of a glass to slightly flatten the ball of dough.

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Once all of the cookies have been placed on the cookie sheet, take the extra cinnamon-sugar mix and sprinkle the top of the cookies. Then, simply place the cookie sheet into the oven at 375 degrees for 7-8 minutes.

After the timer goes off, remove the cookies from the oven and let them cool on the cookies sheet for another 1-2 minutes. Then, snickerdoodle cookies from the pan and let them cool on a wire baking rack.

DO NOT OVERBAKE!! They will continue to cook for those 1-2 minutes on the baking sheet.

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These Disneyland’s Snickerdoodle Cookies are soft and chewy! They won’t last long so you may want to make a double batch!

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Serves: 60

Disneyland’s Snickerdoodle Cookies Recipe

5 from 1 vote

Disneyland knows all about good food and these Snickerdoodle Cookies are no exception! Now you can make them at home!

Prep Time 15 minutes mins

Cook Time 8 minutes mins

Total Time 23 minutes mins

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Ingredients

Cookies

  • 4 cups flour
  • 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
  • 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar
  • 1 cup butter softened
  • 2 cups sugar
  • 2 eggs
  • 1/4 cup milk
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla

Topping

  • 3 Tablespoons sugar
  • 1 teaspoon cinnamon

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.

  • In a large bowl, sift together the flour, baking soda and cream of tartar. Set aside.

  • In a separate bowl, cream the butter and sugar until fluffy. Add the eggs, milk and vanilla. Mix well. Add the wet ingredients in with the dry ingredients and mix until everything is incorporated.

  • In another small bowl, mix together cinnamon and sugar for the topping.

  • Form the dough into 1 inch balls and roll in the cinnamon/sugar mixture. Place dough balls on a baking sheet covered with parchment paper or lightly sprayed with non stick cooking spray.

  • Use the bottom of a glass and slightly flatten cookies.

  • Sprinkle the tops of the cookies with additional cinnamon/sugar mixture, then bake for 7-8 minutes. Do not over bake cookies.

  • Remove from oven and let cool on the cookie sheet for 1-2 minutes, then move to a wire rack to cool.

Nutrition

Serving: 1 g · Calories: 89 kcal · Carbohydrates: 14 g · Protein: 1 g · Fat: 3 g · Saturated Fat: 2 g · Cholesterol: 14 mg · Sodium: 39 mg · Potassium: 17 mg · Fiber: 1 g · Sugar: 7 g · Vitamin A: 104 IU · Calcium: 4 mg · Iron: 1 mg

Equipment

  • Mixing Bowl

  • Hand mixer

  • Cookie Sheet

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  1. Sarah says:

    I can't wait to try this recipe. I love snicker doodles but the recipe I have calls for Crisco which I have sworn off :) I enjoy reading your blog as I have three sisters of my own and always am looking for yummy things to make!

  2. Penni says:

    Can these be made ahead and frozen?

  3. Rachael says:

    these are so good my husband is eating them as soon as I take them out of the oven. Needless to say they are a very big hit.

  4. Carol says:

    I made this recipe yesterday and they taste really, really good, this recipe is a keeper! thanks for sharing.

  5. Camille (SixSistersStuff) says:

    Yes! That would be totally fine to make ahead and freeze them!

  6. Camille (SixSistersStuff) says:

    You are so sweet! Thank you for your kind comment! Aren't sisters the best?! :)

  7. Camille (SixSistersStuff) says:

    Hooray! I am so happy to hear that! Thank you for sharing!

  8. Camille (SixSistersStuff) says:

    Thank you so much for letting us know!! I am so glad you liked the recipe. :) Have a great day!

  9. Lucy says:

    Do these cookies come out thick n kinda chewy ?

  10. Camille (Six Sisters Stuff) says:

    I would say that they aren't super thick, but not super thin either- just kind of in the middle. And the outsides are barely crunchy, but really soft on the inside. I hope that helps!

  11. Rachel says:

    These cookies...where to begin. I ate probably 18 of them in one day. They are delicious and addicting. Slightly crunchy outside, chewy inside, and just rocked my world. I'm nervous to make them again because I had zero self control.

  12. Sammi says:

    I needed a quick recipe to make tonight for an event tomorrow and this recipe was just that AND MORE! Simple, delicious, and beautiful cookies were my result! I love this recipe :) Thanks so much!

  13. Heidi Stratford says:

    Needed a quick and easy recipe to teach my stepdaughter how to bake. ? She had so much fun helping with these. Instead of cinnamon and sugar though I mixed together pumpkin spice and sugar for her to roll them in. Loving them! Thank you for sharing!

  14. Terri Amos says:

    Hi,This recipe is almost exactly the one my grandmother then my mother used for Snickerdoodles and then me except instead of butter we use Crisco.....probably because it was cheaper...never thought to use butter until I didnt have any Crisco! I have tried butter, 1/2 and 1/2, and butter flavoured Crisco but I always go back to the original. I guess it's what I am use to! I love snickerdoodles!

  15. Nellie says:

    Do you think I could make these into Christmas cookies and add frosting ?

  16. Cyd says:

    Mmmmm! Sounds delicious!

  17. Marie says:

    They were delicious snicker doodles.Not hard to make,because I don't make cookies.

  18. Andrea says:

    Does the batter turn out a little runn? Thought they were to be a bit doughier...if that's a word!!

  19. Sonja says:

    I just made these and mine came out the same way. I have made snickerdoodles before and they were ready to roll. I just put mine in the freezer hoping that helps. No way I could roll them now.

  20. Arley says:

    Made these for my daughter's birthday and everyone loved them. Thanks for sharing. ??

  21. Alisha says:

    I'm not much of a baker but this recipe is on my must try list! One question though... Can I leave out the cream of t

  22. Cyd says:

    Hi Alisha, Cream of tartar is also often added to baked products to help activate the alkaline baking soda. In fact, cream of tartar mixed with baking soda is what gives us baking powder.We have another snickerdoodle recipe on our blog that doesn't require any cream of tartar. https://www.sixsistersstuff.com/2011/04/moms-snickerdoodles-recipe.html

  23. Monica says:

    I made these tonight. They were super easy but mine came out crepe thin. The dough was a little soft when I rolled them. I put the dough in the fridge and will try another batch. Hope that fixes the thickness. Still, even crepe-thin, they are delicious!

  24. Cyd says:

    Try adding a little more flour. Make sure the butter is room temp, don't melt it. Hope this helps, refrigeration should help too.

  25. Joyce says:

    Great snickerdoodle!so nice to make anytime because the ingredients are simple, & you always have them on hand!

  26. Janet says:

    If I wanted to freeze these would you bake them first or just roll the dough into balls then freeze? Then do you allow them to thaw before cooking or cook from frozen? Thanks in advance for your help

  27. Cyd says:

    Hi Janet. These cookies freeze great in a freezer bag or an airtight container.

  28. Alexis says:

    Quick questionwhen it calls for butter do you use salted or unsalted?

  29. Cyd says:

    Hi Alexis. We used salted, but either one will work just fine.

  30. Ellis brodowski says:

    How long did you bake yours for? 8 or 7:30 minutes? I don't want to overbake!

  31. Cyd says:

    Every oven is different. Just watch them closely. Just a little over 7 minutes for our oven.

  32. Lucy says:

    I just happened to stumble across your recipe on Pinterest. I'm not a fan of snicker doodles, but it's Christmas and they make a wonderful addition to a cookie tray. That being said, I just had one (actually 4 of them, but who's counting!) of your snicker doodles and they are hands down the best I've ever eaten. I did eat mine a little warm so it wasn't crunchy at all. Super delicious! This recipe made it into my super secret recipe book! Thank you so much for sharing.

  33. Rosijoni says:

    I know this is a year late, but just had to add this comment. I have made snickerdoodles as a "Christmas cookie" for years. I leave off the cinnamon and sugar, and instead, roll the cookie in red and/or green colored sugar. Yes, you lose the cinnamon flavor, but they look like a simple Christmas sugar cookie but have that crisp/soft texture of a Snickerdoodle.

  34. Jana says:

    I made these but it's like cake batter!! I added flour but so runny still!! Helpp

  35. Lindsay says:

    I unfortunately did not have the best luck with these. They taste super doughy and were not very enjoyable. I was excited to make these and unfortunately will not be using this recipe again.

  36. Stephanie says:

    I made these last weekend and they were so good, I had to make them again for Christmas. The first batch I thought were surely undercooked, but after they cooled, they firmed up and were the best dang snicker doodles I've ever had! And of course while those were cooking I ruined the 2nd batch by adding more time so definitely don't overcook. The ones we made for Christmas were perfect after I knew what I was doing and our 2 year old had so much fun sprinkling the cinnamon sugar mixture on the cookie dough balls. We loved this recipe. My mom wants the recipe now. Mmmm! Thank you!

  37. Cyd says:

    Hi Stephanie. Thanks for your sweet comment. We are so glad that you liked the Snickerdoodles. Have a Happy New Year!

  38. Carol Hoffman says:

    I just made these for the first time for my family. They all said it was the best snickerdoodle they ever ate. My son Steve 6 and took 6 home. My daughter and my grandchildren took a bag home and I had a few left for me. Thanks for such a great recipe.

  39. Bev Hardee says:

    is the flour plain or self rising

  40. Cyd says:

    We used regular all purpose flour for these cookies.

  41. Karen Wolf says:

    Going to bake these for the first time tomorrow. I hope they they turn out great. I make them for the two young men who do things I can't.

  42. Patti whiting says:

    Those sound so good. Cant wait to make them. I love those cookies. Thanks Sister.

  43. Ms. Johnson says:

    Should I use salted or unsalted butter?

  44. Cyd says:

    We like salted butter in this recipe.

  45. Donna Easter says:

    I. Just made these and they are awesome . they taste just like when my grandma used to make them !

  46. Lorraine says:

    Made these today, perfect!!!

  47. Abigail says:

    Been using this recipe for a while now and love it! I substitute the butter for a dairy free alternative and use silk almond milk because of a family dairy allergy and they taste great!

  48. Robin says:

    I can never make these again. My husband could not stop eating them! Made them exactly as the recipe states and they were the best Snickerdoodle cookies. Yummy!

  49. Joanna Liu says:

    I would like to know if you have a copycat recipe for Disney's oatmeal raisin cookies?

  50. Cyd says:

    We don't have a copycat of Disneyland's oatmeal raisin cookie, but we have some delicious ones -https://www.sixsistersstuff.com/recipe/chewy-oatmeal-raisin-cookies-recipe/https://www.sixsistersstuff.com/recipe/honey-whole-wheat-oatmeal-raisin-cookies/https://www.sixsistersstuff.com/recipe/oatmeal-craisin-cookies/https://www.sixsistersstuff.com/recipe/iced-oatmeal-cookies/

  51. Chris says:

    I made one change in this recipe because of other recipes I read. I use half AP flour and half cake flour. They came out fluffy & soft inside.

  52. Shay espitia says:

    I love these cookies. I've made them a few times already. But I habe noticed that when i make the dough it comes out very sticky amd hard to roll in to small balls. So I placed it in the fridge to chill for only about 30 mins. And they were so easy to roll out after that.

  53. Liz says:

    Unfortunately did not enjoy these cookies, no real flavor, just sweetness.

  54. Charlene Jewart says:

    If they seem doughy, just put them in the fridge for about an hour. I put mine in the fridge just until the oven is warmed up, and they are perfect to roll into balls.

  55. Courtney says:

    This is my base recipe for all my cookies! I make it and then tweak it different ways with different toppings/ add ins and it’s absolutely perfect. My family loves it and actually complains if I use a different recipe lol

  56. barbara says:

    Mine came out too thin and in desperate need of salt. I even added a little extra flour. Probably won't be making these again.

  57. Theresa says:

    Sure, ❄️Snowflake designs are my favorite way to decorate these cookies!

  58. Meg says:

    Great but needs salt!

  59. Hannah says:

    they were alright, I've tried better recipes out there. 2/3 stars, you can blame it on my baking skills.

  60. Gayle says:

    This is the third time I’ve tried this recipe. The first time the dough was very sticky, second time just fine, and now the third time sticky again! The dough is so sticky it sticks to the bottom of the glass so I have to flatten with my fingers. Then they stick to the parchment paper and the bottom of the cookies stays on the baking sheet. I’ve tried making them in my mixer and missing by hand. Nothing seems to work for me. Any ideas? Thank you.

  61. Kyla says:

    My cookies came out flavorless and not like other snickerdoodles I’ve made. Is there supposed to be salt in the recipe. Everyone seems to love them, but something went very wrong in our trial. :(

  62. Cyd says:

    Maybe just add a little more flour or chill the dough.

  63. Jody Meacham says:

    Do you roll the cookies in sugar and cinnamon and then freeze them?

  64. Ashley Lorfils says:

    Everyone raves about these cookies every time I make them. I actually get special request to make these. I see the recipe has been updated to 4 cups of flour vs. 3.5 cups from a few years ago when I first started making them. I think that’s a good addition so they are easier to roll in the cinnamon/sugar. Go make these now!

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  65. M. B. says:

    I have finally found the perfect recipe for Snickerdoodle cookies. Thank you. Make sure you refrigerate the dough for at least 1-2 hours.

  66. Toni Trapani says:

    This was the tastiest snickerdoodle ever! Also the flattest LOL. I wanted to change up my regular recipe and decided to try this. I chilled the dough as usual and the first batch just was as flat as a lace cookie. I tried everything including rolling the balls and chilling even freezing them for a few minutes. No matter what they were just flat, but they were so delicious I still used them. I call them Snickerdoodle Crisps. Maybe it'll start a fad. Next time I'll add more C/T and baking soda. My regular recipe for 2 cups of flour uses alot more of each of those. Fingers crossed! Thanks for a delicious recipe.

  67. Momma Cyd says:

    Sorry they went to flat. These ones are some of our favorites and much puffier. https://www.sixsistersstuff.com/recipe/moms-snickerdoodles-recipe/

  68. Linda Johnson says:

    I made these this morning, and they turned out perfect. I made the dough last night, and after reading other reviews, I decided to add 1/2 teaspoon salt and refrigerate the dough overnight. I got 57 cookies from this recipe and baked them for 8 minutes. Picture perfect! And so good, I'll be making these again.

  69. Caroline F says:

    Hi there- can you make these without a mixer- just mixing by hand?

  70. Momma Cyd says:

    Yes, mixing by hand will work too.

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FAQs

Why do my snickerdoodle cookies get hard? ›

Snickerdoodles might turn out hard if they are overbaked or if the dough is too dry. Be sure to keep an eye on them as they bake – when the edges are set but the centers are still soft and puffy, they are done. Also, make sure you're not adding too much flour.

What are snickerdoodle cookies made of? ›

Snickerdoodles are known for their soft and chewy texture, along with a sweet, cinnamon-sugar coating. The primary ingredients in Snickerdoodle cookies include butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla extract, flour, cream of tartar, baking soda, and salt, all rolled into a cinnamon sugar mixture.

How old is the snickerdoodle cookie? ›

“Snickerdoodles, also called snipdoodles or cinnamon sugar cookies, have been around since the late 1800s.

What happens if you add too much cream of tartar? ›

Keep in mind that more cream of tartar doesn't necessarily mean a better, more stable result. “Too much cream of tartar will impart a metallic, tin-like taste,” Molly warns.

What happens if you don't use cream of tartar? ›

Without cream of tartar, you'll get the same baked good in the end, but the consistency may not be as flawless. If you're worried about your cake coming out too flat or your lemon meringue pie going runny, adding cream of tartar is an effective way to prevent it.

What is the secret ingredient to keep cookies soft? ›

If you enjoy your cookies soft and chewy, chances are likely the recipe contains a common ingredient that serves a very specific purpose. No, it's not granulated sugar, nor the butter. It's not the egg, all-purpose flour, or even the vanilla extract. The simple, yet oh-so-necessary component is cornstarch.

How do you fix dry snickerdoodle dough? ›

Dry – “Dry” or “Crumbly” dough is a product of over-mixing or using too much of any ingredient during the mixing process. This can be reversed by adding one to two tablespoons of liquid (water, milk or softened butter) to your mix.

How do you tell if a snickerdoodle is done? ›

How do you know when the cookies are baked? The snickerdoodle cookies will only take about 10 to 12 minutes to bake, so be sure to keep your eye on them! It's best to rotate the cookies after about 6 minutes so that the cook evenly. The cookies are done when the edges are just set and the centres are soft and cracked.

What can I substitute for cream of tartar in snickerdoodles? ›

You can either replace cream of tartar with baking powder at a 1:1.5 ratio (1 teaspoon cream of tartar : 1 ½ teaspoons baking powder), or you can replace cream of tartar with the combination of baking soda and either lemon juice or vinegar (as with this recipe).

What is the nickname for snickerdoodles? ›

Snickerdoodles are often referred to as "sugar cookies".

Why do my snickerdoodle cookies go flat? ›

If your cookies repeatedly turn out flat, no matter the recipe, chances are your oven is too hot. Here's what's happening. The butter melts super quickly in a too-hot oven before the other ingredients have firmed up into a cookie structure. Therefore, as the butter spreads so does the whole liquidy cookie.

What is the oldest cookie ever made? ›

Pizzelles are the oldest known cookie and originated in the mid-section of Italy. They were made many years ago for the “Festival of the Snakes” also known as the “Feast Day of San Domenico”.

What are snickerdoodles called in England? ›

Snickerdoodles are often referred to as "sugar cookies". The Joy of Cooking claims that snickerdoodles are probably German in origin, and that the name is a corruption of the German word Schneckennudeln ("snail noodles"), a kind of pastry.

Why is snickerdoodle called snickerdoodle? ›

The Joy of Cooking claims that “snickerdoodle” comes from “Schneckennudel,” a German word that literally means “snail noodles.” Schneckennudels don't have anything to do with snails or noodles, though—they're actually delicious-looking German cinnamon rolls.

What is the purpose of cream of tartar in this recipe? ›

The most common recipes that call for cream of tartar are those that call for egg whites to be whipped, like angel food cake, genoise cake, meringue, and macarons. Jampel says that is because cream of tartar works as an egg white stabilizer that increases both the volume and shelf life of the meringue.

Does cream of tartar make things thicker? ›

Cream of tartar has several culinary uses including stabilizing egg whites and whipped cream, anti-caking and thickening, preventing sugar syrups from crystallizing and helping to keep boiled vegetables colorful.

Does cream of tartar matter in cookies? ›

Adding it to cake or cookie batters prevents sugar from banding together and crystallizing, meaning that it results in more of a tender chew—snickerdoodles and sugar cookies wouldn't be the same without cream of tartar. The same effect is why it's added to some frostings and syrups, where it helps keep things smooth.

Why are my snickerdoodles so fluffy? ›

Why are my snickerdoodles puffy? Too much flour - spoon and level the flour correctly how I show it in my chocolate chip cookie post. Inaccurate oven temperature (too hot) - I advise using an oven thermometer for accurate baking results.

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