These quick and festive Christmas tree cookie dippers are perfect for dunking into your hot cocoa this season! 🌲🍪✨ Made with Biscoff cookies, dark chocolate, and festive sprinkles, they add just the right touch of sweetness!!

Christmas Tree Cookie Dippers decorated with festive sprinkles

I love to eat these as is or also with a cup of coffee 😉❤️

Ingredients

12 Biscoff cookies (if these are not available, you can also use wafer cookies or any preferred rectangular cookie for the tree “trunk”)
1/2 cup dark chocolate chips
1 tbsp coconut oil (optional)
Holiday sprinkles

Biscoff cookies used as the "tree trunk"

Directions

Melt chocolate with coconut oil (if using) in microwave for 20-second intervals, stirring until smooth.
Transfer melted chocolate to a piping bag. Pipe a Christmas tree shape on each cookie, using part of the cookie as the trunk.
Sprinkle holiday sprinkles on the chocolate while still soft.
Let set for 5 minutes at room temp or refrigerate for quicker results.
Dunk into hot cocoa and enjoy!

Perfect for a cozy holiday treat!

Here’s a Quick Video Tutorial!

Perfect Presentation Platters

You can find my favorite supplies and outfit from the video on my Amazon storefront! Also, here are some other amazing options for your Christmas Tree Cookie Dippers:

Mugs: I am obsessed with World Market’s adorable Gingerbread House mug and Christmas Tree mugs, both that come with a lid! For more options, I love this beautiful gingerbread option from Pottery Barn. Walmart also has adorable Nutcracker and Santa Mugs, as well as this adorable Gingerbread House and Christmas Tree mugs with lids!

Christmas Tree Cookie Dippers covered in Christmas sprinkles

White Serving Platters: I used this white marble pastry board from World Market! I also love this large white porcelain platter from Walmart that I use all the time, as well as this marble tray for an amazing price!

Holiday Links: I get asked all the time about my favorite kitchen decor for the holidays, so I linked my favorites for you!

The illuminated Christmas Village Cookie Jar is from Mac-Kenzie Childs. For a less-expensive option, I also love her Gingerbread House Cookie Jar.
For another adorable cookie jar, I also adore this Gingerbread House and Gingerbread Man Platter (both from Pottery Barn.)
The Nutcracker Cookie Jar is from Mac-Kenzie-Childs (and makes a great gift!) My checkered rug is also MacKenzie-Childs.
I also love my Candle Warming Lamp for jar candles as a flameless option for scented candles!
If you’re looking for a Christmas sign, I love my adorable red Santa’s Bakery sign from Etsy!

Yes! These can last several days at room temperature; just store in a Tupperware container or Ziploc ag to help keep them fresh.

Close-up of Chocolate-covered cookie decorated like a Christmas tree

Storing Leftovers

Keep any leftovers in a Tupperware container or Ziploc Bag and store at room temperature. They should stay fresh for several days and also make great gifts wrapped in individual bags!

Close-up of Christmas tree cookie dippers on a white platter

Enjoy!

We hope you love these delicious dipper cookies as much as we do! For the perfect hot chocolate option, be sure to check out our Festive Holiday Hot Cocoa Board, a gigantic Epic Hot Chocolate Bar, and DIY Hot Chocolate Bombs or Hot Chocolate on a Stick. Happy Holidays, friends!