Trash cookies recipes

These delicious Trash Cookies seriously have everything you could possibly want in a cookie...thick, soft, sweet, salty, crunchy... It is seriously PACKED with goodies. The best part of this recipe is that it is easy to throw together, and doesn't need to refrigerate so you get to eat it in a flash!

This Kitchen Sink Cookies recipe is the one you need to have in your back pocket! If you want to wow a crowd with an incredible treat that no one else will bring to the party, this is the one! Plus, I’m sharing all my extra tips on making the absolute best kitchen sink cookies!

These bakery-style kitchen sink cookies are soft and chewy, and oh so delicious! Made with two types of chocolate, gooey caramel, crunchy pretzels, and flaky sea salt, they're perfect for cookie exchanges, dessert trays, or a fun afternoon treat.

If you're looking for a holiday cookie that has it all, Santa's Trash Cookies are it! They're a delicious combination of sweet and salty.

Soft, chewy cookies with chocolate chips, pretzels, potato chips, and toffee bits ("everything but the kitchen sink").

Thick, soft, and chewy, this is truly the best kitchen sink cookie recipe (aka "park ranger cookies")! With an oatmeal cookie base, the treats get their salty and sweet flavor from chocolate chips, raisins, pecans, Corn Flakes, coconut, and a sprinkling of flaky sea salt.

Cowboy Cookies are soft, chewy, and totally addictive, loaded with yummy ingredients, from oats & coconut to chocolate chips & pecans!

Salted Peanut Butter Pretzel Chocolate Chip Cookies - this recipe is loaded with salty pretzels, crunchy peanut butter, and sweet chocolate chips. the-girl-who-ate-everything.com

Heath Bar Cookies are soft, chewy and loaded with little bits of crunchy toffee. Simple heath bar cookie recipe that is absolutely delicious!

Everything's bigger in Texas and these Cowboy cookies (sometimes called Texas Cow Chips) are no exception. They are crispy on the edges but chewy and moist in the middle, and have about a hundred mix-ins that all combine to create the Texas of all cookies.