Sugar Cookie Bars
Sugar cookie bars with pink buttercream frosting are a delightful treat that combines the soft, chewy texture of classic sugar cookies with the rich creaminess of buttercream. These bars offer a generous layer of fluffy pink frosting that adds a charming, sweet touch, perfect for celebrations or a simple afternoon snack. The subtle vanilla flavour of the sugar cookies complements the sweet, buttery notes of the frosting, creating a harmonious blend that is both comforting and indulgent. Ideal for sharing, these cookie bars can be cut into squares and adorned with sprinkles for an extra pop of colour, making them as visually appealing as they are delicious.
Baking Tips:
Room temperature ingredients: Take your butter, cream cheese, and even the egg out of the fridge well ahead of time. Using room-temperature ingredients not only makes the mixing process much easier, but it also helps achieve a smoother texture and better results in your baked creations.
Don’t overmix: Overly mixed cookie dough can result in dense, tough cookie bars that lack the delightful texture everyone loves. Remember to handle the dough gently to achieve the perfect consistency!
Don’t overbake: Perfectly soft and chewy sugar cookie bars is all about timing when it comes to taking them out of the oven. You’ll want to remove the bars while they’re still just a tad underbaked—not overly cooked. They should be lightly golden and browned at the edges yet remain delightfully soft in the middle. This allows the bars to continue baking as they cool down, resulting in a beautifully tender texture.
Allow cookie to cool fully!: Allow the cookie bar to cool completely at room temperature before applying the frosting to them. If the cookie is too hot when you spread the buttercream, it will simply melt and create a sticky mess that is difficult to work with. Patience at this stage will ensure a beautifully finished treat.

Sugar Cookie Bars
A delightful treat that combines the soft, chewy texture of classic sugar cookies with the rich creaminess of buttercream.
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Room temperature ingredients: Take your butter, cream cheese, and even the egg out of the fridge well ahead of time. Using room-temperature ingredients not only makes the mixing process much easier, but it also helps achieve a smoother texture and better results in your baked creations.
Don’t overmix: Overly mixed cookie dough can result in dense, tough cookie bars that lack the delightful texture everyone loves. Remember to handle the dough gently to achieve the perfect consistency!
Don’t overbake: Perfectly soft and chewy sugar cookie bars is all about timing when it comes to taking them out of the oven. You’ll want to remove the bars while they’re still just a tad underbaked—not overly cooked. They should be lightly golden and browned at the edges yet remain delightfully soft in the middle. This allows the bars to continue baking as they cool down, resulting in a beautifully tender texture.
Allow cookie to cool fully!: Allow the cookie bar to cool completely at room temperature before applying the frosting to them. If the cookie is too hot when you spread the buttercream, it will simply melt and create a sticky mess that is difficult to work with. Patience at this stage will ensure a beautifully finished treat.
Nutrition Facts
Calories
429Fat
18 gSat. Fat
11 gCarbs
66 gFiber
1 gNet carbs
66 gSugar
50 gProtein
3 gSodium
64 mgCholesterol
56 mgNutritional information is based on third-party calculations and should be considered an estimate only. Actual nutritional content will vary based upon brands used, measuring methods, cooking method, portion sizes, and more.