15 Cookies Santa Rather Have This Christmas

The man works so hard delivering all those presents in one night, might as well offer him something good!

1. Peppermint Whoopie Pies

Via browneyedbaker.com

Chocolate cake and peppermint frosting. OMG and the crushed candy cane all around! Recipe here.

2. Gingerbread People

Via blog.williams-sonoma.com

Crispy on the inside. Crispy on the outside. Recipe here.

3. Red Velvet Crinkles

Via bloglovin.com

Ruby red cookies, just like Rudolph's nose. Recipe here.

4. M&M Christmas Cookies

Via yammiesnoshery.com

Candy inside a cookie? Oh Yeah! Recipe here.

5. Gluten-Free & Vegan Coconut Snowballs

Via thekitchn.com

For the Santa on a restrictive diet. Recipe here.

6. Chocolaty Melting Snowmen

Via bhg.com

He might not even eat them because they're so darn cute! Recipe here.

7. Christmas Cornflake Wreath

Via bonnibella.com

Give Kris Kringle a new take on the old Rice Krispies Treat. Recipe here.

8. Russian Tea Cakes AKA Mexican Wedding Cookies

Via cookingclassy.com

You'll definitely know Santa was over when you see white powder all over the place on Christmas morning. Recipe here.

9. Christmas Cookies in a Jar

Via froggooseandbear.blogspot.com

Mrs. Clause would love these! Recipe here.

10. Pizzelle Cookies

Via virginialusblog.blogspot.com

Santa will gobble up these thin and delicate waffle cookies. Recipe here.

11. Eggnog Snowflake Linzer Cookies

Via daydreamerdesserts.com

Eggnog. That is all. Recipe here.

12. Molasses Cookies With Ginger Cream Cheese Filling

Via pastryaffair.com

A cookie sandwich filled with luscious ginger cream cheese. Recipe here.

13. White Chocolate Peppermint Biscotti

Via foodfaithfitness.com

Make sure to leave him some coffee to dunk these bad boys in! Recipe here.

14. Santa's Shortbread Cookies

Via theclevercarrot.com

Butter makes everything better, and you can bet there is a whole lot in these cookies. Recipe here.

15. Cinnamon Roll Cookies

Via luculliandelights.com

These cookies may seem a bit complicated, but I'm sure Santa will appreciate all the hard work you put into making them. Recipe here.