Pumpkin Snickerdoodle Blondies
What’s better than a blondie? Pumpkin Snickerdoodle Blondies! These made from scratch blondies have a snickerdoodle cookie dough layer and they’re topped with Nutella Cream Cheese Frosting!
Pumpkin Snickerdoodle Blondie. Say what?! Yep, you heard it right. That right there is a Pumpkin Snickerdoodle Blondie. And its topped with Nutella Cream Cheese Frosting. Just where did I get the idea to make these? Over at The Little Kitchen. Julie from The Little Kitchen made these scrumptious Chocolate Chip Mocha Cookie Dough Brownies, which I plan to make one day, and they gave me an idea to do something similar with blondies. Pumpkin Blondies. Yum.
Basically what I did was take a plain ole blondie recipe out of my Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook and add some pumpkin spice and puree to the mix. While the blondies were baking, I made an egg free snickerdoodle cookie dough and a Nutella cream cheese frosting to top the little treats off with. I got the recipe for the frosting over at Leelabean Bakes. I’ll list the recipe below with the one change I made but you should head over to Leelabean Bakes after reading my recipe so you can see her other yummy frosting recipe! But before you do that, here’s the recipe for these blondies! Adapted from Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook, The Little Kitchen and Leelabean Bakes, as referenced above. I felt that there could have been more cookie dough for this recipe. I suggest either increasing your cookie dough or making a smaller batch of blondies. Also, you will have more than enough Nutella Cream Cheese Frosting. Enjoy it on other delicious treats!
Pumpkin Snickerdoodle Blondies
Ingredients
For the blondies
For the Snickerdoodle Cookie Dough
For the Nutella Cream Cheese Frosting
Instructions
For the blondies
For the Snickerdoodle Cookie Dough
For the Nutella Cream Cheese Frosting
Notes
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These look divine! Snickerdoodle cookies are a favorite of mine, but the addition of pumpkin and nutella frosting sounds perfect. Thanks for sharing, Julie!
Thank you so much, Ashley!
Julie,
Thanks for the pingback! I am so glad you love my Nutella Cream Cheese Frosting as much as I do!
I love your site and I am definitely trying out these awesome-looking Pumpkin Snickerdoodle Blondies asap! I agree Nutella and pumpkin are a sweet combo!
Cheers!
Leelabean
You’re very welcome, Leelabean! Your frosting is so darn good! :) Thank you for the recipe!
Wow! These look amazing, Julie! Had to pin them and must try them asap. YUM :)
Thank you, Sarah!
Julie, you’ve done it again with a pumpkin dessert that I’d be crazy over! I love blondies, snickerdoodles, Nutella, and on and on. Pinning!
Thank you, Marcie! I’m a little pumpkin obsessed right now! :)
Omg girl! These may just be the most amazing blondes I’ve ever seen. LOVE!!!
Thank you, Ashley!
Julie, these look amazing! What a delicious fall recipe. Pinned!
Thank you, Andi!
These blondies look delicious! That frosting is calling my name. :)
Thank you, Tina!
These are just AMAZING Julie!! What a great idea and they would be perfect with a cup of hot coffee on any fall day!
They sure would be, Zainab! Thank you so much for stopping by. :)
Wow…those look awesome Julie! I love snickerdoodles in any form. ;)
Thank you, Lisa!
Yummy treats…. Pinned! Like your new design too!
Thank you, Deb!
These look so delicious Julie and your pictures look great! I really love the nutella frosting, yum!
Thank you, Alyssa! The nutella frosting is to die for! :)
Wow Julie! What a combo! That Nutella frosting is something special! Personally, I prefer blonde brownies, so I am pinning this for sure!
Thank you, Tanya! The frosting is divine! It’s been hard not to eat what’s sitting in a container in my fridge but I’ve been good! :)
WOW… first of all: LOVE the new theme of your blog. :) Yes, I noticed. :) Second… LOVE the pumpkin snickerdoodle blondies, especially the nutella cream cheese frosting. Deeeeelish and pinned, of course. Have a great Wednesday julie!
Thank you so much, Anne! It’s the newest version of the theme I was using. I had been waiting for it to come out so I could upgrade. It’s mobile optimized so it works well on mobile devices too. Now I just have to learn to do things with the new coding. It’s in HTML 5 so the CSS is a little different!
Thanks for stopping by! Halfway to the weekend…and its a 3 day one for me. Gotta love bankers holidays! :)
That’s awesome Julie! Now I can view your blog on my phone –yay! :) I haven’t realized this but I’ve actually viewed a lot of blogger recipes on my iPhone via Pinterest so the fact that it’s mobile optimized really does benefit people who view your recipes on Pinterest, like me! hee hee. I worked at Bank of America a long time ago so yes, banker’s holidays are awesome! ;)
I’m checking it on my iPad. So much nicer and easier to use! I hope you’re enjoying your evening, Anne. We’re taking it easy and sitting on the couch, watching HGTV!
they look yummy!
Thank you, Dina!
You had me at nutella cream cheese frosting. Seriously, Julie, these blondies look amazingly delicious :D
Thank you, Consuelo!
ok, I’m a little confused. The snickerdoodle layer is not baked, is that correct? It is just dough on top of the baked blondies?
Hello, yes, it’s a Snickerdoodle cookie dough layer. I made the dough eggless in order for it to be edible. :)
thanks for the clarification. I couldn’t make out the cookie dough layer in the photo. Beautiful photos, by the way! That frosting looks amazing.
You’re welcome! Yea, I was a little disappointed that the cookie dough layer wasn’t visible. Next time I either need to make more cookie dough or decrease the ingredients for the blondies so I have enough for an 8×8 pan. There definitely would have been enough cookie dough to be able to see the layer had I done either of those.
You’ve gotta try that frosting. It is oh so good! :) Thanks for the compliment on the photos!
These blondies are layer upon layer of everything I love, Julie! :) Just wow! Pinned & sharing.
Thank you, Carrie!
These look incredible and perfect for fall! However, I think the sugar is missing from the snickerdoodle cookie dough section! How much should it be?
Ah thanks for catching that, Deanna since I obviously failed at proof reading for this recipe! :) You’ll need 3/4 C of granulated sugar.
Have a fabulous weekend and thanks for stopping by!
What is the amount of sugar that is supposed to be added to the cookie dough? It is in step 5, but I don’t see sugar on the ingredients list for the cookie dough. Brownies are in the oven now so I hope you check this soon :)
:) Glad you saw it. I fixed it on the recipe part too! :) Enjoy these little treats!
Haha just saw your comment above mine. Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Julie, these look fantastic and I love the flavor combination! Thanks for sharing and pinning! Have a fabulous weekend!
Thank you so much, Cindy!
A perfect pumpkin/fall recipe. Just the snickerdoodle caught my eyes, but you absolutely had me at nutella topping. This looks delicious. Of course pinning this one and can’t wait to try it out.
Thank you, Ash! :)
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