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Home / Holiday Recipes / Christmas / Chocolate Crinkles

Chewy Chocolate Crinkle Cookies

1 hour hr 45 minutes mins
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4.80 from 407 votes
Jump to Recipe 07/14/20 | Updated: 12/02/20 | by Nora
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These Chewy Chocolate Crinkle Cookies are soft and turn out picture-perfect! The super easy dough make these the best Christmas cookies for your holiday baking!

overhead view on pile of chocolate crinkle cookies

Chocolate Crinkles are one of my favorite Christmas cookies. An extra-soft, chewy, fudgy cookie that’s dipped in powdered sugar before baking – what’s not to love?!

And they are so easy to make pretty: All you have to do is make sure the powdered sugar coating is thick enough before baking, and they’ll crinkle and become all beautiful during baking.

My mom used to make these every year when I was a kid, only she dipped them in granulated sugar vs powdered sugar for the crunch. She was wrong (sorry, Mom!). The powdered sugar coating is the best!

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These chocolate crinkles

  • are incredibly easy to make!
  • come out wonderfully soft and chewy
  • have the perfect cracked pattern
  • are wonderful for cookie swaps
  • many readers have reported winning cookie contests with these!

Ingredients you’ll need

This is just an overview of the ingredients you’ll need (great as a visual guide at the store!). Scroll down to the recipe for exact quantities.

collage of ingredients to make chocolate crinkle cookies
Ingredients in chocolate crinkles: Butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla, flour, baking powder, salt, cocoa powder and powdered sugar.

Ingredient notes

  • Cocoa powder: Make sure to use the unsweetened kind. I used regular, but many readers have told me they used Dutch processed successfully.
  • Butter: You can use stick margarine in place of the butter. Please do not use buttery spread or a spreadable margarine. I do not recommend using oil in place of the butter.
  • Powdered sugar: I do not recommend using organic powdered sugar without anti-caking ingredients for these. I always get the regular powdered sugar to make sure it’s completely powdery and coats the cookie dough evenly.

How to make chocolate crinkle cookies

1) Cream the butter, sugar and vanilla together.

2) Add the eggs, one at a time, and beat in until 3) just combined.

4) Combine dry ingredients and 5) add to egg mixture.

collage of steps to make chocolate crinkle cookies

6) Slowly mix until dough forms – chill one hour.

7) Shape dough into balls and 8) roll in powdered sugar.

9) Place the cookie dough spread out on baking sheets and bake.

plate with chocolate crinkle cookies in front of Christmas ornaments

Recipe tips

Cookie size

To make larger cookies, use 2 tablespoons of dough per cookie. They will bake in 12-15 minutes.

To make smaller cookies, use 1 generous tablespoon of dough per cookie. They will bake in around 10 minutes.

Baking time

The exact baking times will depend on your oven and how hot it runs, so remember to check on your cookies frequently.

Don’t overbake or they will be hard – they’ll be soft like pudding when you take them out of the oven, but they’ll firm up as they cool! If you overbake, they will be tough AND they will not sink back down to reveal their beautiful crinkle pattern. 

Dough

  • When beating in the eggs, only do them for max 10 seconds each, otherwise they will get too frothy and your cookies will blow up too much in the oven.
  • Yes, it’s a sticky dough, and even after chilling it will start sticking to your palms – that’s normal. Just wash your hands after every few cookies you rolled and it will be fine.
  • Make sure you stick to the ingredient amounts the recipe calls for. Otherwise the dough could be too sticky to ever roll, or you could end up with dry cookies.

Powdered sugar

Make sure you coat the cookies with a thick, even layer of powdered sugar without any gaps – that’s the only way to get that beautiful look! 

How to make taller/softer crinkles

If you prefer your chocolate crinkles tall and soft, here are a few ways to achieve it:

  • chill the dough for a longer amount of time
  • place the cookie dough balls on a chilled baking sheet
  • bake the cookie dough balls straight after rolling them without letting them come to room temperature first
  • let the cookies cool on the baking sheet for 5 minutes without touching them before transferring them to a cooling rack

How to make your crinkle cookies more chewy

If you want your chocolate crinkles to be a little denser and more fudgy (that’s how I love them!), here’s what to do:

  • chill the dough just as long as neededplace the cookie dough balls on a room temperature baking sheet
  • let the cookie dough balls stand at room temperature for 10-15 minutes before baking
  • if the cookies are still very tall when they come out of the oven, you can gently press them down with the bottom of a drinking glass – you just have to do it RIGHT as you take them out!
plate with several chocolate crinkle cookies

Storage tips

On the counter: The crinkle cookies stay fresh in an airtight container at room temperature for about 3-4 days.

In the freezer: If you want to keep the cookies for longer, they freeze well for up to 3 months (see blow).

Freezer instructions

To freeze unbaked dough:

It’s easy to freeze the rolled cookie dough balls (don’t dip them in sugar though!). Freeze on a lined baking sheet in a single layer until firm (about 2 hours, then transfer to freezer bags and freeze for up to 2 months.

To bake, just take as many balls as you want to make from the freezer and let sit on a plate on the counter for 30 minutes, then roll in powdered sugar and bake. 

To freeze baked cookies:

Place the cooled cookies in layers in freezer containers, separating layers with baking parchment. Label with the name and use-by date (freeze for up to 3 months).

To defrost, put them on a wire rack and let them sit at room temperature for about 30 minutes. Do not let them sit in the container or on a plate, or they will get soggy.

If you want warm, freshly-baked cookie flavors, you can place the thawed cookies on a baking sheet and warm them at 275°C for 5-6 minutes.

inside of chocolate crinkle cookie

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Chewy Chocolate Crinkle Cookies

Try these soft and chewy Chocolate Crinkle Cookies for Christmas this year – my simple recipe makes these the best easy treat for your holiday baking!
Recipe by Nora from Savory Nothings
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Recipe details

Prep 15 minutes mins
Cook 30 minutes mins
Chilling Time 1 hour hr
Total 1 hour hr 45 minutes mins
Servings 32 cookies
Difficulty Easy

Equipment

  • Cookie Scoop
  • Baking Sheet

Ingredients
 

  • 1 cup unsweetened cocoa powder I recommend sifting it if it is very lumpy
  • 2 cups all-purpose flour
  • 1.5 teaspoons baking powder
  • ¼ teaspoon salt
  • ⅓ cup butter softened
  • 1 ½ cups white sugar
  • 2 teaspoons vanilla
  • 4 large eggs
  • ½ cup powdered sugar

Instructions
 

  • Combine dry ingredients: Combine cocoa powder, flour, baking powder and salt in a medium bowl. Set aside.
  • Cream wet ingredients: Place butter, sugar and vanilla in a large mixing bowl and beat with an electric mixer until combined. Add the eggs, one at a time, and mix on medium-low speed just until combined – about 10 seconds each.
  • Make cookie dough: Add the dry ingredients to the egg mixture and mix on low speed until incorporated.
    cookie dough for chocolate crinkle cookies
  • Chill cookie dough: Cover the bowl and chill the dough for at least 1 hour or up to overnight (the longer you chill, the thicker the cookies will be).
  • Roll cookies: When ready to bake, preheat the oven to 350°F. Place the powdered sugar in a medium bowl. Roll the dough into tablespoon-sized balls and cover them well with the sugar.
    unbaked chocolate crinkle cookie on a baking sheet
  • Bake cookies: Place on a lined baking sheet with enough space between them (bake in batches) and bake for 10-15 minutes, or until spread and crackled. Cookies will still be soft, so let them cool on the baking sheet for 5 minutes before removing them to a cooling rack to cool completely.

Notes

Baking tips

Cookie size:
To make larger cookies, use 2 tablespoons of dough per cookie. They will bake in 12-15 minutes.
To make smaller cookies, use 1 generous tablespoon of dough per cookie. They will bake in around 10 minutes.
Baking Time:
The exact baking times will depend on your oven and how hot it runs, so remember to check on your cookies frequently. Do not overbake.
Dough:
  • do not overheat the eggs or the cookies may be tough
  • dough will be sticky, that’s normal
  • it helps to slightly dampen hands OR cover them liberally with powdered sugar when rolling cookies
Powdered Sugar:
Coat cookies with thick, even layer of powdered sugar for the best look.

How to make taller/softer crinkles:

If you prefer your chocolate crinkles tall and soft, here are a few ways to achieve it:
  • chill the dough for a longer amount of time
  • place the cookie dough balls on a chilled baking sheet
  • bake the cookie dough balls straight after rolling them without letting them come to room temperature first
  • let the cookies cool on the baking sheet for 5 minutes without touching them before transferring them to a cooling rack

How to make your crinkle cookies more chewy:

If you want your chocolate crinkles to be a little denser and more fudgy (that’s how I love them!), here’s what to do:
  • chill the dough just as long as neededplace the cookie dough balls on a room temperature baking sheet
  • let the cookie dough balls stand at room temperature for 10-15 minutes before baking
  • if the cookies are still very tall when they come out of the oven, you can gently press them down with the bottom of a drinking glass – you just have to do it RIGHT as you take them out!

Storage tips

On the counter: The crinkle cookies stay fresh in an airtight container at room temperature for about 3-4 days.
In the freezer: If you want to keep the cookies for longer, they freeze well for up to 3 months (see blow).

Freezer Instructions

To freeze unbaked dough:
Freeze rolled cookie dough (do not dip in powdered sugar!) on a lined baking sheet in a single layer until firm (about 2 hours), then transfer to freezer bags and freeze for up to 2 months.
To bake, just take as many balls as you want to make from the freezer and let sit on a plate on the counter for 30 minutes, then roll in powdered sugar and bake.
To freeze baked cookies:
Place the cooled cookies in layers in freezer containers, separating layers with baking parchment. Label with the name and use-by date (freeze for up to 3 months).
To defrost, put them on a wire rack and let them sit at room temperature for about 30 minutes. Do not let them sit in the container or on a plate, or they will get soggy.
If you want warm, freshly-baked cookie flavors, you can place the thawed cookies on a baking sheet and warm them at 275°C for 5-6 minutes.
Nutrition is an estimate.

More recipe information

Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American

This is one of the cookies we usually leave out for Santa, and he takes his with a mug of Hot Chocolate and a Snickerdoodle on the side ???

I hope you’ll love these as much as we do! Enjoy!

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Recipe first shared on December 3rd 2018. Updated to make the post more helpful on 07/14/2020 (recipe unchanged and as good as ever!).

Nora Rusev from Savory Nothings
About Nora 
When I got married to my professional chef husband, I realized I had to step up my game in the kitchen. Now I share my favorite foolproof family recipes here on Savory Nothings: Chef-approved, kid-vetted and easy enough for everyday home cooks like you and me!   Learn more.

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  1. Potts says

    Sep 17, 2022

    for the butter, do you use salted or unsalted?

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Sep 18, 2022

      I use unsalted butter!

      Reply
  2. Debbie says

    Feb 25, 2022

    1 star
    Incorrect amount of butter. Should read 1 and 1/3C of butter. I ended up with very dry batter that I forced into hard golf balls. Please fix recipe

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Feb 26, 2022

      I’m sorry you didn’t have a better experience, Debbie. But the 1/3 cup of butter is definitely correct. I make this recipe all the time, and I never have dry batter. I usually struggle with the stickiness, definitely not with dryness.

      It is more likely that you accidentally added too much flour and cocoa powder. This happens to a lot of people who are not familiar with the correct use of measuring cups. You need to scoop the flour into the measuring cup with a spoon, then level it off with the back of a knife. The flour in the cup must NOT be packed, it should be loose and fluffy.

      Alternatively, are you sure you added FOUR large eggs? That’s where most of the liquid in this recipe comes from. But I can assure you, you do not need 1 extra cup of butter – this would actually make the cookies incredibly greasy, and would make them run into every direction in the oven.

      Reply
  3. Annabelle says

    Feb 17, 2022

    5 stars
    Easy and delicious. Great instructions! So detailed.

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Feb 18, 2022

      I’m so glad, Annabelle!

      Reply
  4. Kimberly Hill McCarrell says

    Dec 28, 2021

    5 stars
    Have tried similar recipes because I had one at a Christmas party but never could find a recipe to come close until now. This is even better. Absolutely loved it. Was a hit for the holidays. Thank you for sharing

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Jan 1, 2022

      I’m so glad, Kimberly!

      Reply
  5. Sue says

    Dec 22, 2021

    I have a friend who really loves chocolate, do you think I could add in some mini chocolate morsels to this mix?

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Jan 1, 2022

      Definitely, Sue 🙂

      Reply
  6. Nonnie says

    Dec 20, 2021

    I can’t wait to try making these cookies..they are different from the traditional cookies I usually make..but Different is good..so I’ll be making these this year and will let you know how they turned out..

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Jan 1, 2022

      I hope you liked them, Nonnie!

      Reply
  7. Nina Wininger says

    Dec 19, 2021

    This is the 2nd time I have made them an they went fast I call them crack cookies cause you can’t stop eating them LOL ❄️?⛄️??❄️

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Jan 1, 2022

      Hahaha, that’s about my experience with them as well, Nina!

      Reply
  8. Janet Joyce says

    Dec 18, 2021

    5 stars
    This is one of my new favorite ones, I LOVE THIS COOKIE?,it is YUMMYLICIOUS.

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Jan 1, 2022

      I’m so happy to hear this, Janet!

      Reply
  9. Mar bhat says

    Dec 17, 2021

    Can I make the dough Wednesday am and then bake them on Friday to serve Saturday ?

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Dec 17, 2021

      I have never tried this myself, so I can’t say 100% for sure. Personally, I wouldn’t keep the dough this long. If you made the dough Thursday night to bake on Friday, I could see it being fine.

      Reply
  10. Vivian says

    Dec 16, 2021

    5 stars
    My family love, love, love these cookies; this was my first time making these cookies. Once done, I couldn’t believe how good these cookies came out; they were soft, chocolatie, and great taste!! I didn’t alter from the recipe. I now need to make another batch so I can pass them out.

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Dec 17, 2021

      Vivian, I’m so glad! They are absolutely my personal favorite and I’m always happy when others like them, too.

      Reply
  11. Casey says

    Dec 5, 2021

    5 stars
    Made these last year and they will now be a tradition in our house hold, I have the dough in the fridge rn cooking for this years batch. My husband loves them and they are a huge hit at the office!

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Dec 8, 2021

      I’m so glad, Casey! They are my favorite.

      Reply
  12. Dawn says

    Nov 13, 2021

    I’m excited to try these and I also LOVED all of your additional information. I just whipped up a triple batch of dough. I’ll be rolling dough and freezing to have these ready to go for my mega Christmas cookie baking in early December.

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Nov 22, 2021

      I’m so glad, Dawn! I hop’e they turned out well for you.

      Reply
  13. Beverly says

    Aug 3, 2021

    5 stars
    This happens to be my favorite cookie. I have tried various recipes, this is the best ever. Flavor, texture, moist, perfect. I am grateful for all of the incredible information you have with the recipe. I learned so much. Thank you.

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Aug 4, 2021

      I’m so glad, Beverly! And thank you for taking the time to go through the extra information, I do really appreciate it.

      Reply
  14. Giovanna says

    Jul 7, 2021

    Is a recipe very easy to do and the cookies are really delicious.

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Aug 3, 2021

      I’m so glad, Giovanna!

      Reply
  15. Jacqui Tocchi-Wallpe says

    Jul 4, 2021

    I like to roll the cookies before chilling as the chilled dough is harder to scoop. Can I roll them in the powdered sugar also before chilling? Or do you recommend rolling in the powdered sugar after chilling? Thank you.

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Aug 3, 2021

      Jacqui, with these it is really difficult to roll them unchilled. The batter is very very sticky. I know what you mean about it being harder to roll chilled cookie dough, but I do really recommend rolling these after chilling for best results – even when chilled, it’s still messy and sticky work.

      Reply
  16. Kamie Hope says

    Feb 26, 2021

    5 stars
    I have been working on my own Cookie Collection for a while now and this was an immediate keeper! I made them w/ slight variations on the wait time in between cooking/refrigeration. My favorite ended up being this: After mixing all ingredients, scoop, roll, and cover in powdered sugar. Then, place on baking sheet in fridge for 1hr. Cook @ 350 for 9mins. These were fudgy and amazing! But they didn’t flatten out like normal cookies usually do. Love, Love, Love this recipe!!!!!

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Feb 27, 2021

      I’m so glad, Kamie!

      Reply
  17. Sarah says

    Feb 17, 2021

    These cookies came out GREAT! It will definitely be in our holiday cookie mix!

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Feb 17, 2021

      They are our favorites, so I’m always very happy when others enjoy them, too. Thank you so much for your feedback, Sarah!

      Reply
  18. Neyla says

    Jan 8, 2021

    Hi Nora – Could I substitute the cocoa powder for melted chocolate? If yes, how much of it?

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Jan 10, 2021

      Neyla, that wouldn’t work unfortunately.

      Reply
      • Kym says

        Nov 1, 2021

        5 stars
        I swapped out the 1/3 cup butter (fat) for 5 ounces of unsweetened chocolate (already has fat) and they came out like I remember from childhood!

        Reply
        • Nora says

          Nov 1, 2021

          I’m so glad, Kym!

          Reply
  19. Sarah Technik says

    Jan 3, 2021

    5 stars
    I made these with my 12 yr old daughter. We followed the exact recipe. They came out beautifully! Cooked them for 10 mins and let them sit.

    Reply
    • Nora says

      Jan 10, 2021

      I’m so glad, Sarah!

      Reply
  20. Sandra says

    Dec 31, 2020

    5 stars
    Best version I’ve tried.

    Reply
  21. Hati Panic says

    Dec 29, 2020

    5 stars
    Dear Nora I tried meni of chocolate cookies similar to this ones, but yours are the best one . Love , love them . Thank you ❤??

    Reply
  22. Megan says

    Dec 27, 2020

    4 stars
    These are my husband’s favorites. I thought they were a bit too bitter/rich but he loved them! They also turned out just like the picture so that was nice.

    Reply
  23. Deena says

    Dec 25, 2020

    5 stars
    These cookies are amazing. They’re beautiful and so chocolatey! Fresh out of the oven they’re ever so slightly crispy on the outside and soft and tender on the inside. I chilled them for an hour and then used an 1 Tablespoon cookie scoop (not rounded) on parchment lined metal cookie sheets, and got a 3-inch diameter cookie. This is a keeper – thank you!

    Reply
  24. Cheryl says

    Dec 24, 2020

    5 stars
    Excellent, easy to follow instructions and even the non-chocoholics in our family are returning for more – making the 2nd batch now. Thank you!

    Reply
  25. Gail Harvey says

    Dec 24, 2020

    Oh my these were soft chewy and delicious! I followed the recipe exactly, and glad I did, made these for Christmas and was not disappointed! Thank you

    Reply
    • Priscilla says

      Jan 14, 2022

      5 stars
      Hey Nora! Thanks for the recipe to these delicious cookies. I’ve made them several times. My kiddos love them! Always come out chewy and not dry at all. But today I made a batch and they weren’t as chewy as other times. Could it have been from beating the eggs to long? What do you think?

      Reply
      • Nora says

        Feb 5, 2022

        Priscilla, this happened to me with one batch this last Christmas, too. I made it with my 3 year old and he had so much fun with the mixer, we definitely did overbeat the eggs. So I think this may very well be an issue with this recipe. Overbaking will also make them less chewy and more cake-like. Hope this helps!

        Reply
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