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These little semi-homemade Nutter Butter Mummies couldn’t be easier to through together!

A big plate of these needs to be on your table asap!

Easy and Quick to make! These Nutter Butter Mummies are a real treat!  – Angie, Southern Halloween Queen

Ya’ll, I mean really, Nutter Butter Mummies take just a few ingredients and just a few minutes to whip up!

Toss them out for the kids and watch them gobble them up!

Nutter Butter Mummies

Stacey says,

Not only are these little Nutter Butter Mummies cute, but they are incredibly easy, too!  All you need is a package of Nutter Butter cookies, a package of white almond bark, and some candy eyes or chocolate chips and you’ll have some neat treats for your little ghosts and goblins in no time.  I’ve even included a couple videos so you can see exactly how I did mine.  Enjoy!

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Collen has a link to her friend’s sugar cookie recipe that sounds like it is perfect for these Mummy Cookies. She also have the recipe for the white “bandage” icing on her blog as well.

She says that her son and his friends loved these little Mummy Cookies so much and I can see why! I bet these would even be great as a DIY cookie craft to set out at a kid’s Halloween party! You could even send them home with a little recipe/direction cards.

Maybe even make take-home craft bags as goodie bags! They could make some at the party, eat some that were already made and then take home a “make these at home” craft kit for mummy cookies!

Oh my gosh, I love that idea! I’ll have to remember that for Halloween when Jax gets older. How fun would that be!

MUMMY COOKIES

Colleen says,

These are perfect for kids to decorate as well – it doesn’t get easier than this when it comes to decorating cookies. 

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