This Snickerdoodle Cobbler combines the goodness of hot apple pie, soft and chewy snickerdoodle cookies and a rich, buttery caramel sauce into a mouthwateringly delicious dessert you couldn’t forget if you tried. It’s just that good.
It can also be thrown together in minutes. You’re welcome.
The recipe was originally created and published on November 19, 2015 as part of a Krusteaz ambassadorship before my brand name changed to Eat Move Make. This post was updated with new (and larger) photos in January 2025.
Ingredients
- Snickerdoodle cookie mix (with cinnamon sugar packet) – I still use Krusteaz Snickerdoodle Cookies in the recipe because they taste legit homemade, but you can use any packaged Snickerdoodle cookie mix, like Betty Crocker. (Ignore the preparation directions and extra ingredients on the box; follow my recipe.)
- Egg – one large egg
- Butter – I use unsalted in all my baking, but salt wouldn’t hurt here to balance the sweetness (unless you’re using a salted caramel topping)
- Apple pie filling – Any canned variety will work, so choose your fave!
- Caramel topping – I love Mrs. Richardson’s, but Trader Joe’s, Williams Sonoma, and Coop’s also make excellent versions.
Directions
Step 1: Preheat oven to 375°F. Mix together cookie mix (not cinnamon sugar packet), butter, and egg until it comes together to form a cookie dough.
Step 2: Spray an 8 x 8-inch pan with cooking spray. Divide the cookie dough in half. Pinch off small sections from one half and scatter in the prepared pan across the bottom.
Step 3: Sprinkle half of the cinnamon sugar packet over the cookie dough chunks in the pan. Spoon all of the apple pie filling on top.
Step 4: Using the remaining half of the cookie dough, pinch off sections and scatter over the top of the apple pie filling. Sprinkle on remaining cinnamon sugar. Drizzle caramel on top.
Step 5: Bake for 30-35 minutes until the cobbler top is golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out with a few moist crumbs.
To Serve: Snickerdoodle Cobbler is delicious served warm or cooled. Top each serving with extra caramel and/or a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Recipe Tips!
- It can be served on its own or with additional caramel topping, a scoop of vanilla ice cream, or a dollop of whipped cream—your choice!
- Snickerdoodle Cobbler is also delicious when made with peach pie filling!
- If serving warm, let the cobbler cool slightly before spooning out individual portions.
- Store leftovers in the refrigerator in an airtight container for up to three days.
- To reheat cobbler, microwave on low power 10-20 seconds.
Again, you’re welcome.
Snickerdoodle Cobbler
Ingredients
- 1 package snickerdoodle cookie mix (with mix and cinnamon sugar packet) Ignore the package directions; follow this recipe instead.
- ½ cup butter
- 1 egg
- 1 can apple pie filling
- 3 tablespoons caramel topping
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375°F. Mix together cookie mix (not cinnamon sugar packet), butter, and egg until it comes together to form a cookie dough.
- Spray an 8 x 8-inch pan with cooking spray. Divide the cookie dough in half. Pinch off small sections from one half and scatter in the prepared pan across the bottom. Sprinkle half of the cinnamon sugar packet over the cookie dough chunks in the pan. Spoon all of the apple pie filling on top. Using the remaining half of the cookie dough, pinch off sections and scatter over the top of the apple pie filling. Sprinkle on remaining cinnamon sugar. Drizzle caramel on top.
- Bake 30-35 minutes until cobbler top is golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out with a few moist crumbs.
Janna says
HI! Do you know if the butter can be melted ahead of time to make it easier for mixing? Or does it need to just be softened, not melted, in order to get the consistency of the dough correct? Thank you!
Liz says
For best results, I would use softened, not melted butter. It would still taste good with melted butter, but the dough may be a bit greasier and spread more. If you chilled it for 15-20 minutes after mixing, it would help solidify it again, but then you end up spending even longer on prep, so I don’t think the melting shortcut would be worth it. 🙂
Carla says
hi I’m carla and I’m making it now but I’m using a new cookie mix by Betty Crocker called Cinnamon Toast Crunch with cinnamon I hope it comes out right
Jerrie B says
I made this as soon as I discovered it on line. Easiest apple dessert I have ever baked. I make it for my family at least once a week.
Be sure you get a good apple pie filling for this one. I know they differ in different states, but I find the more expensive brands are the best. I use “Duncan Hines Wilderness 21 oz can apple pie filling” which you can find on Amazon. I have also made my own filling from my apple pie recipes. Krusteaz is the best Snickerdoodle mix around so you can’t go wrong. Happy Baking!
Nancy White says
I was so looking forward to serving this dessert. I followed the directions exactly, but my cobbler was soggy. The top layer of cookie dough cooked fine but the bottom layer just seemed to absorb the pie filling and was a goopy mess! The taste was great but it looked terrible. What did I do wrong????
Liz says
I’m so puzzled about this! The interior with the pie filling is supposed to be soft and moist and the top will be crispy. It’s not a tidy dessert that cuts in pieces, so is that what you mean by gloppy mess? Or do you think it may have been slightly underbaked?
Leslie says
I don’t know what happened either, the cookie mix did not cook at the bottom and it was just raw mixed with pie filling
Veronica says
I make this all the time. What I do is put the bottom layer scooops of crust in alone and bake for 5-7 minutes to let it start setting. Then I add everything else and bake for regular amount of time. That seems to help to avoid the dough being gooey.
Dave Daynunn says
Good morning, I made the “Snikerdoodle Cobbler ” recipe this morning, and was great. I tried my own variation for the second batch and baked in a muffin tin for single serve. Turned out great. Tomorrow I’m going to use the Krusteaz Sugar Cookie Mix and use cherry pie filling.
Liz says
The single-serve idea is fantastic! It’s so fun to hear about your individual twists!
Barb says
the sugar cookie and cherry pie filling, yum ! Have to try that.
Karron says
Where can you get the Snickerdoodle cookie mixes that are no solid gold ?? TIA !!!
Liz says
You can buy it at Amazon here https://amzn.to/3UPF3b2 or you can substitute Betty Crocker snickerdoodle cookie mix if you can find that in your local grocery store.
kathy birt says
so do you prepare the cookie dough as directed on the package and add egg and butter in addition to the directions on the box?
Liz says
The egg and butter are actually what the box directions call for, so don’t add extra!
Jennifer M Copeland says
I couldn’t find snickerdoodle so I used oatmeal cookie mix, smells amazing!
Liz says
Great idea!
Barb Fair says
Made this today – it’s absolutely delicious! Have never tasted anything so good. I’m gonna tell people this is a Snickerdoodle Cobbler! Thanks for this recipe, was using Google and happened to come across it. I am so glad I did!!
Liz says
Isn’t it delicious?! So glad you found my site and recipe!
Suzanne says
This was absolutely delicious. My local store didn’t have the Krusteaz mix. I purchased the Betty Crocker mix and followed the package instructions. I used peach pie filling. Will definitely be making this again.
Liz says
Peach pie filling sounds wonderful. So happy that you tried it and loved it!
Sheri L says
Can I use Cherry Pie filling too?
Liz says
Someone just recently asked me this! Here’s what I told her: Cherry and caramel isn’t a flavor combo I’ve ever attempted, but you could certainly try it? It may or may not work for you. Cherries and chocolate do go well together though, so maybe you could drizzle chocolate topping or even hot fudge over the top! If you try it, let me know!
Cathy says
Can this be adapted to using cherry pie filling? Do some changes need to be made?
Liz says
Cherry and caramel isn’t a flavor combo I’ve ever attempted, but you could certainly try it? It may or may not work for you. Cherries and chocolate do go well together though, so maybe you could drizzle chocolate topping or even hot fudge over the top! If you try it, let me know!
Posipati says
Where I live, there are very few box-mix-anything so I was wondering if I could make the cookie-mix part from scratch eliminating the wet ingredients?
Yep. I know. When I moved here, I learned to cook aalll over again which was not necessarily a bad thing.
Liz says
I think you could totally do that! When I made this recipe, it was in partnership with Krusteaz, but I need to rework it from scratch. Thanks for the inspiration to do that!
Boymom3 says
Could I use Betty Crocker’s Snickerdoodle Cookie mix instead of the krusteaz?
Liz says
Does it have the cinnamon sugar packet separate? If so, then I think you could. Prepare the cookie dough as BC directs and then layer as per my recipe. It will obviously have a different flavor since it’s a different maker, but I’m sure it will be tasty. 🙂
Boymom3 says
Yes it has the cinnamon sugar packet. Thank you!
Pam says
I have work luncheon coming up and am wondering if I can cook this in a crock pot!!
Liz says
You could try it? It wouldn’t take long though since it’s a short oven cooking time. Maybe 1.5 – 2 hours on high, or double that for low, but you’d just want to check it and make sure the topping is cooked through and turning golden at the edges. Every crock pot is different with how hot it gets.
Kat says
Is it possible to make in a crock pot??
Liz says
Since it has such a short cooking time, I would stick with the oven, but if you wanted to try an experiment, go for it! Maybe 1.5 – 2 hours on high, or up to 4 on low. Equipment will vary, so check to make sure the top has dried and is turning golden on the edges and be carefully about condensation dripping from the lid.
Rita says
I am making this recipe right now it smells awesome can not wait till it is done. Thank You for the recipe 🥰❣
Liz says
You’re so welcome. I LOVE this dessert!
Colleen clark says
Omg!!! I made it last night. So good and so simple. Heated up with vanilla ice cream
Kayla DiMaggio says
This snickerdoodle cobbler was amazing! I loved the flavor and how simple it was to make!
Jean says
one of our faves, time to make this soon again
Lori says
I looks for low sugar recipes so my husband can enjoy them as well. The nutrition says 1 gram of sugar. I find that very hard to believe.
Liz says
You are 100% right. The nutrition calculator wasn’t inputting the cookie mix properly, but I’ve fixed it. It reflects what you’d expect now. Thank you so much for letting me know!
Linda says
Nutritional info says it has 34 grams of sugar
Mary says
Can you use real apple’s
Liz says
If you made a homemade apple pie filling with real apples, you could absolutely do it that way.
Cynthia Burrell says
Ignore my previous post, just found the recipe that I could Pin. Thanks!
Cindy Burrell says
The link to the recipe does not take me directly to the recipe. Is it possible to give me a direct link to the recipe? It is way too time consuming to navigate the Krusteaz site to try and find the recipe. Thanks so much!
Cindy Burrell says
Found it, please do not email or answer my request. Thanks so much!
Jeannine Nash says
I have a snickerdoodle cookie recipe that I use to make them from scratch. Do you know if I could use that or will this work only with the package mix from Krusteaz?
Liz says
I created the recipe specifically for use with that cookie mix. I truly don’t know if it would still work with a from scratch dough!
Donna says
Where about do you find that cookie mix at?
Liz says
I buy a few boxes at a time at Amazon!
Debbie Thompson says
Jeannine Nash
I’m a home economics teacher, who has worked with food, fabrics and historic home arts most of my life. There is no reason your cookie dough won’t work. I often have to adjust from box mixes to make my recipes gluten free. Remember that boxed mixes use ingredients with their brand to sell more product, but butter, sugar, flour, cinnamon is pretty much the same when it comes out of the canister. Just like our grandmothers, we share ideas and recipes then create our own versions based on what we have in the house.
Lola Duncan says
That is good to know. I too have to adapt recipes to be gluten-free. But I have never tried to adapt a recipe calling for a cookie mix before. May try this. But I can’t eat apples. So will have to use another fruit.
Sandy says
I haven’t made this recipe yet, but I would venture to say how fabulous this would be with using home made cookie dough, home made apple pie filling, and the caramel!!! Yummo, I mean if your going to go all out eating something so decadent go for the gust oand do it all from scratch!!!!! Just sayin!!!!!
NANCY K ARRASMITH says
I don’t see why not. All snickerdoodle recipes from mix or scratch have the same ingredients and texture.
Melinda McArdle says
Is the butter melted or just softened and mixed in with the cookie mix?
Liz says
It’s just softened and mixed in with the cookie mix. Enjoy! This is such a scrumptious treat!
John says
Do i follow the cookie recipe or just the butter and eggs
Liz says
If it’s Krusteaz, I’ve included the exact measurements. If you’re using Betty Crocker, it should be the same but with a tiny bit of water.
Kristy says
Help! I can’t find the mix in my hometown. Can I use another brand?
Thanks
Liz says
You can buy the mix on Amazon! https://amzn.to/2pdG8wd
Sherry Shurtleff says
What is the ratio to sugar for the cinnamon sugar. You make reference to cinnamon sugar packets in the recipe. Where do you get those?
Liz says
The cinnamon sugar packet is in the Krusteaz box too. Easy peasy!
Mary Jo Martin says
Please send me this recipe
Liz says
https://eatmovemake.com/snickerdoodle-cobbler/
Patsy says
Can peach filling be used For a change? I prefer the traditional peach cobbler and this sounds awesome.
Liz says
I don’t see why not!
Vicky says
Can this be put into a 9 x 13 pan and doubled?
Liz says
I would think so! I haven’t tried it, but I don’t see a problem with doing that!
janie says
i would like to print the Snickerdoodle Cobbler but it want let me
Liz says
I linked to the recipe on the Krusteaz website. You’re not able to print the recipe from there?
Alice says
Where is the recipe??
Liz says
https://eatmovemake.com/snickerdoodle-cobbler/
Lisa says
Thank You
Nikka Shae says
This recipe is amazing. You can’t go wrong with apples!!!
Sandy says
Does anyone know what temperature & how long to leave in oven. I don’t see it anywhere.
Liz says
You would bake at 375 for 30-35 minutes! https://eatmovemake.com/snickerdoodle-cobbler/ It’s yummy! I hope you enjoy!
Judy says
https://eatmovemake.com/snickerdoodle-cobbler/
Susan Jones says
I was wondering if you had tried using peaches instead apples?
Liz says
I haven’t but I’ll bet you that would work. In fact, it sounds delicious!!!!
Rachel @ Coffee, Cake, Kids says
This looks mouthwateringly delicious. Like heaven on a plate!
Kenia says
You’re truly gifted in the kitchen. I would love to watch you make this in a video tutorial 🙂
Mimi Green says
This right here sounds like heaven right here on earth. I’m going to spring this on the family after Christmas dinner.
Amy says
Can walnuts or pecans be added?
Liz says
I don’t see why not!
Clarissa says
Looks so mouthwatering! Yum!
Kiwi says
Liz I am drooling! Wow you can make snickerdoodle into a cobbler??? Amazing!
Kristin says
This Looks so Yummy. Thank you for sharing such a sweet treat.
Jasmine says
Yum!! That looks amazing!
Cara (@StylishGeek) says
What a yummy recipe! I love cobbler and snickerdoodles so I love how it can be combined into a scrumptious dessert! Thanks for sharing!
Sara P. (@SensiblySara) says
OH. MY. HEAVENS! That looks absolutely scrumptious! I’ll add the ingredients to my Thanksgiving shopping list for sure!
Ashley says
You had me at snickerdoodle! lol but really, this is amazing. I’m going to make this over the holidays for sure!
Prairie Gal Cookin says
I love fall baking and this looks amazing!! Thanks so much for sharing! I need to save this recipe!
Jessica Cassidy says
Yummy! Can I have a plate please. It looks so delish. What a perfect snack for the night.
No Ordinary Liz says
I just have two words for you…NAIL’ED IT!!! This is what I need in my life. I’m going to be bookmarking this for future reference. Thanks for sharing and making my mouth water! YUMMO!!!
Laura funk says
Holy Moly does that look to die for! Great idea to use cookie dough mix, OMG!
Kristen says
best idea EVER!!!
Melissa says
The word cobbler makes my mouth water! I want to make this right away and then again and again already and I haven’t even tried it yet! It sounds perfect!
Christie says
A thousand times yes I need this dessert! Perfect warm dessert for a fall day
Lynndee says
That definitely looks mouth-watering. I’ve never had snickerdoodle cobbler before. I can’t wait to try that. I think that would be the perfect dessert for Thanksgiving. 🙂
Mardene Carr says
This looks very very good. I admire people who can just throw things together like that and voila!
Kelly @ Texas Type A Mom says
This sounds amazing! I absolutely love snickerdoodle cookies so putting this in cobbler form has my name all over it!
CourtneyLynne says
Omg this cobble sounds amazing!!!! So need to make this myself. Yum!
Jenn Peters says
This looks delicious! Definitely must try 🙂
Chasing Joy says
This sounds yummy and easy. I like semi homemade recipes.
Tiffany says
Oh Me Oh My!! This looks amazing and like a perfect addition to any Holiday dessert menu…it even looks like a non-baker like myself could actually handle it 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing!
Cia | CiaSays.com says
I have never had a snicker doodle before (at least I don’t believe I have) so I can only guess what this visual treat tastes like. From reading the comments this sounds like a dish I need to try.
Adriana Martin says
I love snickerdoodles this recipe looks so decadent I wish I was your neighbor to get to ry =)
Uplifting Families says
Oh my goodness. This sounds so amazing. I love snickerdoodle cookies too.
Lorane says
One word .. 5 letters .. Y-U-M-M-Y. Truly decadent combination of ingredients. This is definitely something I would try
Keikilani says
Snickerdoodles just take me back to my childhood! This recipe looks over-the-top amazing!
Debbie L says
This looks and sounds delicious. Perfect dessert for the holidays. I am always looking for something new and different when family and friends visit
HilLesha says
That is certainly an interesting yet delectable combination! I usually don’t eta cobbler, but I will have try this!
mya.k says
This looks amazing, I will have to have my mom and dad try to make this sometime.
Bonnie @wemake7 says
I don’t think I have ever had anything snickerdoodle before. This looks so delicious and perfect for the upcoming holidays.
Life as a Convert says
You are missing out. Snickerdoodle is good! I didn’t have it until I was an adult.
Jonathan Key says
I always say eat dessert first since life is so short. This kind of recipe is why! Sounds so yummy!
Yona Williams says
I think my sweetie would really like this because he is a fan of snickerdoodle cookies. I myself, am an apple pie fan!
Emily Smith says
Whoa, that looks like a sweet tooth dessert! I have a few people I know who would flip over it! What a neat idea, I like snickerdoodle cookies, so this would be great to try. Thanks!
Kerri says
Everything sounds amazing about this. I also like that it would be a different dessert to try!
Sabrina @ Dinner, then Dessert says
My kids love snickerdoodles and my husband loves cobbler – this is the perfect dessert for them to share!
Megan says
That looks SO yummy!! What a great treat!
ashleigh says
Oh wow that looks so delicious! Would be a wonderful dessert for the holidays.
Life as a Convert says
This looks absolutely delicious. It makes me want to throw out store bought cobbler for ever.
Becca says
I want to eat the whole pan of that! It looks amazing 🙂
Debbie L says
I agree..I am making this before the new year. Once 2016 comes I definitely need to loss a few pounds.
adriana says
This looks beyond amazing!! I am so going to try this next week! : )
xo Adriana – Daily Dose of Design
Shelley Zurek says
I saw this on pinterest and I never realized how easy it was going to be to make. THis is exciting
Brenda Brown says
This looks AMAZING!!!! I want to try myself!
Claudette says
That looks totally delightful! 🙂
vidya sudarsan says
OMG! My mouth is watering here! I love anything to do with apples especially when it is baked!
Janis @MommyBlogExpert says
I love snickerdoodle cookies and apple cobbler so I imagine this will be wonderful. Your recipe sounds delicious and I’m planning on making it during the holidays.
Brandi @ penguinsinpink says
OH MY! Liz, this sounds amazing. I love, love apple pie and snickerdoodle cookies are the best. I’m gonna have to try this like now!
Wanda McHenry says
This is going on my “to make soon” list! I just read the ingredients to my husband and he said “Oh, that sounds good!”.
Ann BAcciaglia says
I love snickerdoodle cookies and I love cobbler so this sounds like a winning combination.Now, I want to go make some tonight.
Terri Beavers says
Oh my goodness, this looks absolutely amazing. I’d love to make this for our reunion next Sunday.
Irene says
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Ana De- Jesus says
Oh my god this looks so good is this an American dish as I have never heard of it before x
Nicole Escat says
This would be perfect in Christmas dinner! I’m sure my family would love it.
Lexie Lane says
Yummy! I missed this recipe, my husband always wanted a desert like this.
Toni | BoulderLocavore says
I was drooling after just reading the name! What a fantastic sounding recipe Liz. Need to hop over and read it now.
Sarah Bailey says
Oh my goodness this sounds absolutely delicious – I am going to have to make some to try. x
Catherine S says
This looks so yummy. Snickerdoodles is one of my favorite cookies.
Kira says
You had me at snickerdoodle and the drizzled caramel is the icing on top. Can’t wait to check out the recipe.
Crystal Lopez says
Oh my this looks absolutely amazing! Snickerdoodle cookies are so good so paired as a cobbler is definitely a must try for this holiday season!
ricci says
I am craving something sweet and this Snickerdoodle Cobbler looks amazing!!! It also looks pretty easy which is always a win in my book!!
Nikki says
I haven’t tried it, but it looks tempting and yummy! I’m sure my family would love this.
Caroline says
Wow! This looks delicious, and so easy to prepare. I must try it!
Robin Gagnon says
Oh my! This is completely making me salivate. It looks SO moist.
Susanna @Zealous Mom says
This looks so very delicious! I wish I had some right this very moment to pair with my coffee. Yum. I will have to try and make this over the holidays.
Rosey says
Hokey spadokey, that looks amazing. I’d love to give it a taste test. Snickerdoodles are my mom’s fave, she used to make those all of the time when I was a kid. I bet it’s really good in a cobbler form.
Eileen says
My diabetic cells just went in to a frenzy! I love, love love this recipe and I promise to be good with my diet this week so I can have at least a teaspoon of this delicious dessert!
Ron says
I am craving here! Love to have a taste of this. Looks so delicious!
Pam says
This looks like a great dessert and one that my family would love. I love the name and I know this would go great with some vanilla bean ice cream. Perfect for the holidays.
Pam says
Boy does this look good and I love the name. This will be one I make for sure this holiday season. I know my family will love it.
rika says
This recipe looks amazing! The perfect holiday dessert. I think my kids and hubby will love this
Mistee Dawn says
Wow, this looks so amazing! I will definitely have to try this!
Ashley says
Holy goodness I’m drooling!! This looks heavenly!
victoria says
I would love to try these in weekends. This is absolutely looks tasty!
Emily says
Wow these photos make me want to reach through the screen and smell this! I bet it would be a wonderful dessert for Thanksgiving.
Carissa says
I am making this this weekend. It looks so good!!
Rebecca Swenor says
This Snickerdoodle Cobbler sounds and looks so delicious. I will be making this dessert for sure with the buttery caramel. Yummy!! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Erinn S says
Oh my! This looks heavenly
TIARAS AND TANTRUMS says
This looks so delicious – I have not heard of this dessert before
Patty says
Mmmm, that sounds like a little bit of dessert heaven there. I love snickerdoodles so I’m sure I’d love this.
Chloe says
Oh this looks amazing! I can’t wait to try it.
Melissa says
What a delicious combination. This is a perfect winter dessert.
kristi@ishouldbemoppingthefloor says
Wow Liz! This looks SO good!! I love the buttery cinnamon flavor of snickerdoodles! I cannot wait to try this cobbler!
Chastity says
Love snickerdoodle! never thought to make it as a cobbler – looks yummy
Theresa says
Snickerdoodles are one of my favorite cookies. I’ll be heading over to snap up this recipe right now!
Cindy (Prime Beauty) says
This sounds amazing–the best of everything!
Stacie says
This looks delicious and I will follow your advice about using the caramel topping. We don’t carry the same brands here in Canada but I’m sure I can find something comparable.
Jeanine says
Oh my goodness. This looks amazing. I am so hungry right now and this? I need to make. I think I would have to hide it from my kids!
Shauna says
Oooh, I just happen to have a box of Krusteaz in my pantry 🙂 I just may have to make this, this weekend. It sounds amazing.
Jenna Wood says
Oh yum, I love simple to whip up, homestyle inspired recipes like this! It would be great a-la-mode, I’m sure!
Heidi Spears-Gray says
Looks so wonderful! I love snickerdoodles so I’m sure I would love this!
JanetGoingCrazy says
This looks and sounds so delicious! I never would have thought about a cobbler out of snickerdoodles.
Nancy @ Whispered Inspirations says
OMG, this looks amazing. There’s something so comforting about cobbler.
Donna Ward says
Hot apple pie, chewy snickerdoodle cookies, and a rich, buttery caramel sauce ~ oh my! I soooo want this – my hubby is the biggest fan of snickerdoodle cookies – so I have to save this savory treat of a recipe – and thank you!!
Kristi says
Oh that looks delicious. I can see my Dad adding a bit of fresh cream to it cause that is just how he is. I wouldn’t but that is an idea for some.
Milena says
Fantastic! My boys are big fans of Snickerdoodles and the husband cobbler! I might be a big hero if I make this!
Carol Bryant says
I showed this to my wife and we just might make it for Thanksgiving dessert
Angela says
I could eat this every day of the week! You’ve really outdone yourself with this one. Yum!
Ourfamilyworld says
Me too! Even my kids will love this.
Life as a Convert says
I was thinking the same thing. It looks so good!
Shaylee says
I would probably end up eating this entire pan to myself. Wow it looks SO good!
Daisy says
This is my holiday go-to recipe! It’s amazing with the combo of snickerdoodle and cobbler.
Amber NElson says
This looks to die for. I need to try this one for sure!
Seattle Travel Blogger says
Tasty-looking recipe! I cannot wait to try this one out, thank you!
Chelsie says
Oh my gosh, this looks so good! I love apple pie, but I never thought to combine the filling with Snickerdoodles!
Amanda says
You have combined two of my absolute favorite sweet treats: cobbler and snickerdoodle! I might have to wear stretchy pants simply after reading this post.
Karissa @WithOurBest (@withourbest) says
My mouth is watering! What a delicious looking desert~
Stacy says
Where do you come up with these ideas? This looks delicious.
Valerie says
I am a fan of snickerdoodles so I am sure I would enjoy this. Thanks for the great recipe.
Nikki @ Tikkido says
Oh my goodness, that looks AMAZING!
Karen says
Oh my goodness!!!! We make our own salted caramel sauce — I can already taste this. Drooling! For real.
And I’m making it for football rivalry week! YUM!
Sicorra@NotNowMomsBusy says
I would love a bowl of that today. It looks so delicious!
lisa says
I think I’ve died and gone to dessert heaven. This looks amazing and I LOVE snickerdoodle anything.
Brett Martin says
A snickerdoole cookie and a glass of milk is a favorite of mine. I would never have thought to try it as a cobbler. Yummy!
Kelly Hutchinson says
My daughter LOVES Snicker doodle cookies. I need to make this for her. She would be so happy!
Michelle says
yes, yes, yes, yes i am all about this dessert!
Amy @ Marvelous Mommy says
Yum, this looks great! My youngest daughter would love it!
Chubskulit Rose says
I can have some of those right now. It looks so good!
tara pittman says
What a great recipe! This would be great for my next party.
Aeryn Lynne says
OMGosh, you had me at snickerdoodle and kept me around for cobbler, WOW, that sounds yummy!
Shann Eva says
Wow .This sounds amazing .Especially with the caramel sauce drizzled on it .Yummy!
Tonya says
Snickerdoodles are my favorite type of cookie. Maybe it’s sentimental- I mean they were the first cookie I learned to make on my own. I’ve never heard of a Snickerdoodle Cobbler, but I’m thinking I could definitely eat a bowl full with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Oh yum!
Pam says
Snickerdoodles are great. Cobbler is great. Putting them together? I can’t wait to have this baking already!
rachelle says
Oh my, I need this in my life right now! My husbands favorite cookie is snikerdoodle so I know he would go nuts for this!
Autumn @Mamachallenge says
That looks sooo yummy! I will have to make this for my holiday party!
Donna says
Oh my goodness. This looks so good. I can’t wait to try it!
Lisa Jacqueline Lewis says
You had me at Snickerdoodle! I love cobbler! I used to make blackberry cobbler. I never thought of using Snickerdoodle! Yum! Great photos! I can almost smell the apples!
andi says
this looks So good – i wish that i could grab it right off the screen 😀
Jennifer says
yep. I definitely need to get this ASAP!!! I would probably end up eating the entire dish but hey, I’ve made worse mistakes before.
Susan Williams says
You’re the 2nd friend in 2 days who has told me how good Krusteaz mixes are. She likes their mix for pumpkin bread. Now, I’ll have to tell her that you enjoy their Snickerdoodles mix. Genius idea, my friend!
Jeanette says
Are you kidding me? I SOOOO love Snickerdoodles! This has to be be made.
Heidi bee says
Ok, I so need to make this! It looks so goey and delicious and such an amazing comfort food. I think it would be a hit at any family gathering, that is if I want to share!! Will be pinning and sharing!
Maggie C says
The best thing about this recipe? It’s easy! That may also be the worst then, because then I’ll make it too often. LOL
Jennifer says
that’s my favorite part too! Can’t beat easy!
Kristen from The Road to Domestication says
OH. DEAR. LORD. That looks amazing! Sharing with my sister – she LOVES Snickerdoodles – she will really love this!
Stacie @ Divine Lifestyle says
Although I live in Georgia, I think I’ll be making this snickerdoodle cobbler in lieu of my traditional peach cobbler. This looks delicious.
Athena says
That looks terrific! I am definitely going to make that for my husband’s birthday!
Jennifer says
This is going on the table for Thanksgiving AND Christmas! I love snickerdoodle cookies, and cobbler is always great. Awesome recipe.
Jasmine Watts says
Yumm!! It looks absolutely delicious!! My mouth is watering.
Claudia Krusch says
It looks sooo good! I can’t wait to try your recipe!
Saidah Washington says
Yum!! This looks so delicious. I think I gained 5 pounds just thinking about making it.
Michelle T says
This dessert looks delicious I wonder how many calories it is total. I want to make this soon. I bet the smell of it baking smells yummy too.
Annemarie LeBlanc says
Looks absolutely delicious! I love desserts that have all my favorite sweet things – apples, cinnamon sugar and cookie dough. I’ll have to download the recipe.
Rebecca Bryant says
OMG this sounds amazing. My mouth is watering.
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
Oh my god, YES! You are speaking my language with this amazing looking Snickerdoodle Cobbler! NOM!
Elizabeth O. says
I can’t help but crave for it!
Michelle F says
That dessert looks so delicious! What a great way to eat one of my favorite cookies.
Kimberly Storms says
My daughter has been on a big baking kick as of late and I am now wondering if I could get her to make this for me. I guess I will be leaving this on her desktop open for when she walks by! 🙂
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
Ahahahaha, that is a great idea I wonder if that would work on my husband?
Elizabeth O. says
That looks so lovely! It’s definitely perfect for Thanksgiving or for Christmas. I’d love to try this recipe.
Ourfamilyworld says
I agree. I plan to make this on Thanksgiving. I’m sure this will be a big hit.
OurFamilyWorld says
My oh my, that looks so good! Suddenly craving for a cobbler after seeing this.
Elizabeth O. says
Me too! And the caramel makes my mouth water more!
Anne K ॐ (@kimmie_1980) says
OMG this looks heavenly… thank you for sharing, but now I’m hungry!
Toughcookiemommy says
Wow, my mouth is literally watering at these photos. I would enjoy this with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top of it.
Jessica Harlow says
This sounds like a decadent combination! My family loves apple anything and we have tried other Krusteaz mixes with big thumbs up! We’ll be giving this a go!
Toughcookiemommy says
It is definitely a decadent combination. With a dessert like this one, I think I would skip right over dinner and head right over to the dessert table.