These delicious Peppa Pig Cookies are soft and yummy sugar cookies frosted with perfectly pink buttercream frosting. So adorable and amazingly easy to make, this Peppa Pig Party treat is a winner.

Closeup on a Peppa Pig Cookies sitting on a stack of other sugar cookies.

Oh Peppa … so cute, so pink, so popular. These yummy Peppa Pig Cookies are super yummy and very easy to decorate.  A soft sugar cookie is topped with our to-die-for homemade buttercream and decorated with an absolutely adorable Peppa pig face! A super fun treat for a Peppa Pig Birthday Party that will be the star of your Peppa Pig Party dessert table!

Collage image showing how to make the sugar cookie dough and roll and cut out the Peppa Pig cookies.

Step 1: Our Peppa Pig Frosted Sugar Cookies start with our Best Sugar Cookie Recipe.  This sugar cookie dough is easy to work with, tastes great, and really holds its shape during the baking process.  You can find the recipe and detailed instructions on how to make the dough here.
Step 2: Cut out the cookies.  (We used a Peppa Pig cookie cutter that we found on Etsy.  It was the perfect shape, very reasonably priced and arrived the same week we bought it.  Thanks Etsy!)  Bake the cookies in a 350-degree oven for 6-7 minutes and allow them to cool completely.

How to Make the Frosting

Collage image showing the butter cream frosting in white and various shades of pink.

Step 3: Next you will need to prepare some of our Best Buttercream Frosting (you will find the recipe and detailed directions here).  Creamy and delicious, it is the “secret” ingredient to these fun birthday party cookies.
Step 4: Separate the frosting into three bowls.  The first bowl will be for covering the cookies so you will need more of this color than the other two.  We used 2 drops of Wilton Color Right Pink food coloring to get this subtle shade of pink.
Step 5: Now color the other two portions of buttercream frosting dark pink and red.  We used the following food coloring formulas.

  • Medium Pink (used to outline the Peppa Pig Cookie) – 4 Drops of Wilton Color Right Pink Food Coloring
  • Red (used for Peppa Pig’s mouth, cheek, and nose) – 2 drops of Red food coloring and 2 drops of Crimson food coloring.
Collage image showing how to cover the sugar cookies with pink frosting and begin adding the decorations to create a Peppa Pig face.

Step 6:  First, using a knife or spreader cover the sugar cookie with a layer of light pink frosting.
Step 7: Now press on the Candy Eyes (you can find these fun candy monster eyes in the baking aisle of most grocery and big box stores now.)  Place the first eye under the first ear.  The second eye should go next to it on the nose area of the cookie.  We used the end of a decorating tip to create a guide for the dark pink cheek area.

Collage image showing the steps required to decorate the Peppa Pig face.

Step 8: Use the medium pink frosting in a decorating bag with a Wilton #3 decorating tip to create an outline around Peppa’s face and ears as shown in the picture above.  You should also use the medium pink frosting to outline the Wilton Candy Eyes.
Step 9: Finally, use the red frosting to fill in the cheek circle that you created previously.  Add a smile and two dots for Peppa Pig’s nose and you are done!

Close up on a pink Peppa Pig Sugar Cookie sitting on a white table linen surrounded by other cookies.

Step 10: Allow the frosting on the cookies to set up a bit before you store the cookies. 

Closeup on a white serving platter filled with six Peppa Pig Cookies.

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Peppa Pig Cookies

Yield 24 large cookies
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Additional Time 30 minutes
Total Time 55 minutes

These delicious Peppa Pig Cookies are soft and yummy sugar cookies frosted with perfectly pink buttercream frosting. So adorable and amazingly easy to make, this Peppa Pig Party treat is a winner.

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Make a batch of our Best Sugar Cookie Recipe.   You can find the recipe and detailed instructions on how to make the dough here.
  2. Cut out the cookies.  (We used a Peppa Pig cookie cutter that we found on Etsy.  It was the perfect shape, very reasonably priced and arrived the same week we bought it.  Thanks Etsy!)  Bake the cookies in a 350-degree oven for 6-7 minutes and allow them to cool completely.
  3. Next you will need to prepare some of our Best Buttercream Frosting (you will find the recipe and detailed directions here).  
  4. Separate the frosting into three bowls.  The first bowl will be for covering the cookies so you will need more of this color than the other two.  We used 2 drops of Wilton Color Right Pink food coloring to get this subtle shade of pink.
    Now color the other two portions of buttercream frosting dark pink and red.  We used the following food coloring formulas. Medium Pink (used to outline the Peppa Pig Cookie) – 4 Drops of Wilton Color Right Pink Food Coloring Red (used for Peppa Pig's mouth, cheek, and nose) – 2 drops of Red food coloring and 2 drops of Crimson food coloring.
  5. Using a knife or spreader cover the sugar cookie with a layer of light pink frosting.
  6. Now press on the Candy Eyes.  Place the first eye under the first ear.  The second eye should go next to it on the nose area of the cookie.  We used the end of a decorating tip to create a guide for the dark pink cheek area.
  7. Use the medium pink frosting in a decorating bag with a Wilton #3 decorating tip to create an outline around Peppa's face and ears as shown in the picture above.  You should also use the medium pink frosting to outline the Wilton Candy Eyes.
  8. Finally, use the red frosting to fill in the cheek circle that you created previously.  Add a smile and two dots for Peppa Pig's nose and you are done!
  9. Allow the frosting on the cookies to set up a bit before you store the cookies. 

Did you Make this Recipe? Leave a review below, then snap a picture and tag @twosisterscrafting on Instagram so we can see it!