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Classic, Spicy Gingerbread Cookie Recipe | Better Than Grandma's

The smell of freshly baked gingerbread cookies fills my home every holiday season, bringing with it memories that span generations. My classic gingerbread cookie recipe is not only timeless, but it is my children’s favorite holiday cookie, and the scent of them baking in a warm oven always fills their souls with comfort. Whether you’re trying something new or are just ready for an old favorite with a twist, these cookies are sure to please all your guests! No one will be able to resist them!

Gingerbread men have become truly iconic, a staple of the holiday season, often thought of fondly when December rolls around. They evoke memories of friendship, family gatherings, and togetherness, all while having a little bit of ginger-spiced sweetness in our lives. Despite their popularity today, it’s amazing to think that they were only invented relatively recently in history! Gingersnaps, a gingerbread man’s crunch counterpart, can also be credited with nurturing creativity, from sweet and traditional decorations to outrageous custom designs. So this holiday season, why not take some time to try your hand at making these classic gingerbread creations that will be treasured for years to come? It's a joyful way to complete your festive holiday experience!

Here’s Why You’ll Love This Recipe

  • This has been my family's classic and soft gingerbread cookie recipe for many years.

  • The flavors are spicy but not overpowering, and the sweetness is balanced without being too sweet.

  • Gingerbread cookies could help to soothe an upset stomach.

  • They stay fresh on the counter in a cookie jar for over a week and remain soft.

  • You can start a new tradition with your family by baking these gingerbread cookies yearly.

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