These Cookies with Give You Goosebumps!
Okay, who else was a HUGE R.L. Stine fan growing up? I read everything he wrote at the time, along with everything by Christopher Pike and LJ Smith. I was big into horror stories, even though they kept me up all night. I loved all the books and all those TV movies they made back in the 90s. So when I saw they were making a Goosebumps movie?! I was ALL over that.
Obviously all I know is based on the trailer, which shows an overprotective dad (RL Stine) trying to scare away his daughter’s would-be new boyfriend. But horrors are unleashed when the boy opens one of Stine’s manuscripts and releases the monsters inside. The movie looks like great fun for the tween/teen audience, but I’m sure there’ll be a healthy dose of nostalgia for us grown ups, too!
And since I was feeling all sentimental, I decided to whip up some Goosebumps themed cookies!
So the instructions for these are the same as on my “PAN” Cookies. The only change is in the royal icing decorations (though it’s the same concept). Here’s what I did.
“Goosebumps” Logo
Locate a picture of the Goosebumps logo on Google. Print it out several times on one sheet of paper.
Tape wax paper (covering the copies of the logo) to the cookie sheet. Follow the color and features as printed on the paper.
Ice the whole cookie in white royal icing, as per the PAN cookies. Then, using a small pastry bag fill with the green royal icing and a #2 tip. Start with the G first so you can get that all done.. Allow this to dry for 30 seconds. Then fill in the “splat” with purple royal icing.
Allow to dry for 5-10 hours. Ensure that the logo is dry, gently touch one of them with your finger. If it allows you to push in on the icing allow it to dry more. If the silhouette is dry then it will have a hard feeling not allowing you to push in on it.
Cut the wax paper holding the completed logo into squares surrounding the completed design. Once dry, carefully peel the wax paper off of the back of the images and place on the frosted cookie.
How adorable are these?! Perfect for the new film. Or even just a Goosebumps themed birthday party! Your kids will love them, and your tweenage self will think back fondly on all those books you used to read. Ah, memories….
These cookies are so pretty. My kids are so looking forward to this movie, they’ll be thrilled with these cookies.
I like the idea of goosebumps birthday party the kids would love this thanks for sharing.
I am a huge horror fan myself. I collect vintage horror novels and of course, Halloween and Fall is my favorite holiday/season! These are really great looking. I can’t wait to find out how they taste!
I love these! I remember reading these books when I was younger!
My sister’s kids (aged 12 and 11) are excited about the movie. We can make these cookies for them as a surprise treat. I am sure they will love it.
I really like this idea of goosebumps. My kids would surely love it.
Those are really cool cookies! I’m all too familiar with Goosebumps because my girls grew up reading them! Cool stories for kids, really creepy too.
They did not give me goosebumps but they did give me a serious sugar craving!
I loved the goosebumps books. My favourite was say cheese and die. These cookies looks great.
Ah boy, I can see how the kids would love these. They came out nice.
These are really cute. I’ve tried icing cookies before but they never come out quite this good 🙂
Super cute and very festive for the occasion, Your directions are very detailed, thank you for sharing never would have thought to print out the image and use wax paper.