Olympic Ring Cookies (No-Bake Cookies)

Kids will have so much fun making our no-bake Olympic Ring Cookies. Store-bought cookies, canned frosting and colorful cereal come together to make Olympic cookies, just in time for this year’s Olympic games.

The kids will love being a part of the team when they make these No-Bake Olympic Ring Sugar Cookies.

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• How to make Olympic cookies
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• Easy Cookie Recipes
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Olympic Ring Cookies

All eyes will be on the Olympic Games for the next few weeks! We are so excited to cheer on Team USA and can't wait for the medals to start coming!

The Olympic rings represent the union of the five regions of the world and of the athletes from around the world meeting at the Olympic Games.

Our easy Olympic cookies are just that, so easy to put together!

Store-bought cookies are topped with canned frosting and fruity cereal "Olympic Rings"!

We made our cookies for the Olympics with sugar cookies we bought at the grocery store. No baking involved.

However, you can bake homemade sugar cookies if you want to.

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We also used canned frosting from the baking aisle of our grocery store. So easy, just open the can and spread over the tops of the cookies.

However, you can make a homemade frosting to use if you prefer.

The colorful rings of Fruit Loop cereal make the ideal Olympic rings for our cookies. One of the Olympic rings is black so we used purple cereal for that ring.

However, you can also use colorful round candy, such as M&M’s if you want to add some chocolate to your cookies.

Personalize them with your favorite cereal, favorite frosting and favorite colorful cereal or candy on top of your favorite cookie!

Any way you make these Olympic Cookies will be a good way.

Liam and Emma, my grandchildren, had so much fun helping me today and were so proud of their Olympic Ring Cookies!

You’ll also have lots of fun making our Olympic torch brownie cones!

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How to make Olympic cookies

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1. Frost tops of store-bought cookies with canned vanilla frosting.
2. Arrange colorful round cereal over frosting in the Olympic rings design.

Ingredients

Ingredients for no-bake Olympic cookies:

• sugar cookies
• canned frosting
• Fruit Loops cereal

Olympic ring colors

The Olympic rings represent the union of the five regions of the world and are blue, yellow, black, green and red on a white background.

Swirls of Flavor Recipe Tips

• Using an offset spatula will make it easy to spread the frosting over the tops of the cookies
• Spread frosting to within ¼-inch of the edges of the cookies
• Make your cookies sparkle and sprinkle with clear cake sparkles

Substitutions

• Substitute M&M’s for the cereal rings
• Substitute canned vanilla frosting for the canned white frosting
• Substitute your favorite store-bought cookie flavor for the sugar cookie
• Substitute oreo cookies for the sugar cookies, top with frosting and use mini M&M’s for the Olympic rings

Easy Cookie Recipes

• Brown Butter Cookies
• No-Bake Chocolate Chip Cookies
• Coconut Almond Sugar Cookies
• Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter Cookies from Jersey Girl Cooks