These look super yummy!!

Hey! You totally got mentioned on Crafty Crow (belladia.typepad.com/crafty_crow/)!!!

I went to see if there was anything new that I had to bookmark for later … and then I’m all “Oh Em Gee!!! I KNOW her!!!!!!” — Kinda like Will Ferrell in Elf. ^_^

But, yay! You’re famous!!

And the cookies look delicious, too.

fabulous idea! Thanks for sharing.

I love Animal Cookies. Great post. These looks so easy and delish! Right up my alley.

These look delicious…and how simple! I truly go through a whole bag of these easily when we buy them at the store. I don’t know if I am brave enough to make these at home - and not eat all of them!

I’ve always wondered how to make something like these at home! Now I know!!! Thanks so much for sharing!

Oh my, these were my favorite growing up!

These look so good and I absolutely LOVE those animal cookies! I found you on the Crafty Crow, and can’t wait to explore more of your blog!

That’s a good idea, did someone inspire you on this?

i know we just met, well, okay, we haven’t, but i found you through kirtsy and hi, nice to meet you, anyhoo, i am officially in LOVE with you for this idea. i will be making these soon! (and didya know, williams sonoma has animal cracker cookie cutters. i’m gonna splurge i think.) you’re fab! thanks!

What a fun idea! We are totally going to have to try these!

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These are a great idea! I am starting a daycare and this will be fun thing to do with the kids.

They look delicious!!!! I’m definitely going to try this soon!!!

These look great! Thanks for the tip about the almond bark. I will have to try these!

I’ll be baking these for sure! I love frosted animal crackers and can now make my own whenever the urge hits me to have some on hand all the time! YUMMMMM

These look soooooo good. Only problem may be that I will want to eat too many. My kids will love trying this though! Thanks!

I eat the storebought frosted animal cookies by the handful. Should I or should I not make this homemade version and risk my waistline? Oh man, those look good.

Would be a fun thing to make at a birthday party and then the kids could take them home afterwards. TFS

Wow, these look great! I’m definitely going to have to try these!

You could do it with chocolate too, yummy!

Almond Bark….I never would have guessed!

What a great way to make animal cookies. This would be fun to have kids help with making.

my kids love the animals cookies, i am going to try this with my lkids they love to make cookies!!!

My parents must have purchased the cheap brand of animal cookies…no frosting! And I have to admit I don’t know what almond bark is, but it looks good! Can someone give me a hint? Sprinkles I got!
Thanks!

those look amazing. I am soo going to make them and give them as a treat to my kids! We were just talkinga bout this wonderful cookies at church the other day. Would you dye the almond bark to get pink ones?

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