Minion Cookies

The kids' school had a fundraiser recently and one of the fund raisers they employ is a basket raffle. The basket the girl's class made was Minion-themed. So I made cookies.


I think I was the only parent that donated an item featuring the purple minions. Oh well.


Although these cookies did teach me that I can't make a round circle even with an Art-O-Graph (KopyKake). Again, oh well.


That's all for now.
Enjoy!

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