Strawberry Chocolate Chip Cookies
Easy strawberry cake mix cookies are perfect for holidays or anytime you want a creative, festive cookie. The best part is that you only need four ingredients and one bowl to make these strawberry chocolate chip cookies.
I’ve been obsessed with cake mix lately as you may have noticed. I got away from red velvet finally but then I found this lovely strawberry cake mix and thought the pink would also be perfect for the upcoming Valentine’s Day.
I thought I would use it to make strawberry chocolate chip cookies. I’ve never tried strawberry cake mix until now. It did taste quite like strawberries and the batter is studded with little red specks which I think are supposed to be freeze-dried berries.
Like all my other cake mix cookies, these are so easy to make and perfect if you’re in a time crunch.
Easy Strawberry Cake Mix Cookies
- These cookies are crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, which is my favorite texture for cookies.
- You would never guess that they’re made with cake mix. They taste like they’re made from scratch.
- You don’t need a mixer to make the batter, just a large bowl and a mixing spoon.
- I love that you don’t have to measure out all of the individual dry ingredients. Everything you need is in the cake mix.
4 Ingredient Cookie Recipe
- Strawberry cake mix
- Vegetable or canola oil
- Eggs
- Chocolate chips
All you do is mix the cake mix, oil, and eggs together in a bowl until the batter is smooth. Stir in the chocolate chips.
Scoop about two tablespoons of dough to form each cookie. Place them two inches apart on a prepared baking sheet. Bake the cookies for 12 minutes or until they are set and the edges are a light golden brown.
Storage Tips
These cookies keep really well. Once they are fully cooled, store them in an airtight container and they will keep for several days at room temperature. You can also freeze the baked cookies for up to three months.
More Festive Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Red Velvet Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Matcha Green Tea Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
Strawberry Chocolate Chip Cookies
Ingredients
- 1 box strawberry cake mix
- halfway in between 1/3 and 1/2 cup oil
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup chocolate chips
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Line two cookie sheets with silpat mats or parchment paper.
- Mix cake mix, oil and egg in a large bowl until batter is smooth and no dry cake mix powder remains. Stir in chocolate chips.
- Take about 2 tbsp dough and form into a ball. The ball should be about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Place on cookie sheet. Repeat with remaining dough about 2 inches apart. Bake about 12 minutes until cookies are set, and edges start to turn a light brown. Let cookies cool on baking sheets and finish setting before removing.
I looked EVERYWHERE and couldn’t find strawberry cake mix… not cool, because I wanted them to be pink! Okay to use Cherry Chip? It was the closest thing I could find…
oh that’s weird. i have no issues finding strawberry. but cherry chip should work just fine too!
Has anyone tried this with a Pillsbury cake mix? That is the only brand I could find at our supermarket. It’s 15.25 oz so I wasn’t sure
I made these using Duncan Hines strawberry cake mix and substituted the eggs and oil with applesauce and Ener-G egg replacer, since we eat WFPB, low/no fat. They aren’t as pretty as yours but they sure do taste yummy! They also have the crispy outside and soft inside. I baked my in a gas oven @350 degrees for 14 minutes and they turned out nice. Thanks for the recipe!
glad these worked out for you!
How many cookies does this recipe yield?
Around 18-24
Just made these and when they came out of the oven, I took my small heart shaped cookie cutter and pressed it into the cookie since they were still warm and soft and cut the hearts that I wanted. Came out really well. Now I have remaining cookie to eat after they were cut out. Hehe
Nice! I love eating the scraps. Hehee.
I made these last night and they were a big hit! I made the recipe above and a “healthier” batch where I used non fat plain greek yogurt instead of oil. The dough was harder to work with so I just spooned them onto the pan in the best circle shape I could. Both recipes tasted great, the no oil one wasn’t as perfectly circular when it was done baking. That was the only real difference. Thanks for posting this recipe!
Awesome! So glad they turned out well for you! I like both recipes even though the yogurt one is a little harder to work with
I was going to make this on Friday for my boyfriend for Valentines Day. I was going to make them heart shape with a cookie cutter I have.
Would it be best to just put the dough inside the cookie cutter to get the heart shape (don’t know what the texture of the dough is going to be)? Will the cookies keep the heart shape while baking?
Also, what kind of oil should be used?
Thanks. 🙂
vegetable oil. The cookie dough is pretty sticky so you won’t be able to cut heart shapes. It might work if you leave the cookie cutter on during baking but I don’t know if it form the heart shape as I’ve never tried.
do you think it’s possible to use applesauce or mashed banana instead of the eggs or oil? I’m not sure if it’ll change how the dough rises or bakes
I’m not sure as I haven’t tried. I’d imagine it might make them more cakey.
These are perfect for Valentine’s Day, and a little easier to make than chocolate covered strawberries. They look very pretty too, can’t wait to try making them!
I love the pink color for Valentine’s Day!
These look amazing and I can’t wait to try this recipe. Can I just ask what strawberry cake mix you used?
I think it was Betty Crocker.
Thank you so much for the great recipe! So simple, my husband made them and they turned out AMAZING!!!!
Aw, that’s so great to hear!
@ Kirbie ( i dont see a reply to ‘caninecoligne’ so apologies that this is out of order) R V is the cake in the South. I think elsewhere it isnt widely eaten so that is why R V is foolishly called/likened to cherry cake.
I know it’s a traditional cake for the South but I feel like it’s become so popular now. I always see red velvet cupcakes at bakeries so I’m surprised my officemates had no idea what red velvet was.
i am excited to try this. I never thought of making cookies from cake mix but it is a smart idea.
Definitely give it a try! There’s so many different flavors you can make. I always have cake mix in the house to make these.
i forgot to mention that I have this cheapy brand (from Wal-Mart) of cherry chips. i bought them in desperation last xmas because they ran out of the tri-color holiday chips but ended up not using them in red velvet because i thought red velvet and cherry chips were a wierd combination. i ended up making chocolate chip cookies with chocolate cake mix and used white choc chips and those cherry ones. much better!
Oh I don’t think I’ve seen the Walmart brand. You know it’s funny you say that about red velvet and cherry. At work we get a red velvet cake every year and for some reason half of the people at my work have no idea what red velvet is. And this one person at my work always describes it as a cherry tasting cake, which makes me cringe every time I hear the description. Sigh. haha
The cherry chip flavor is pretty artificial tasting, but I like it!!!!
those cookies are so lovely!!!!! i used that flavor cakemix before but for cupcakes. that’s a good idea to make them cookies (like the red velvet version). one of my childhood favorites was the cherry chip cake mix (not sure if that’s still out there).
love your food styling! 🙂
Oh I saw the cherry chip one! I thought about using that for Vday also. Aw thanks, I’m trying to learn to do more styles so it’s not always the same thing over and over again.
I love these!
I make them almost the exact same way except I also add in 1/4 tsp of vanilla and 1tsp of baking powder.
I’ve made red velvet and white chips and just recently made chocolate with mint baking chips (those are my favorite so far!!!!!)
These did turn out beautiful! I would suggest everyone trying these at least once
Interesting about the addition of baking powder. I would think it might make these cookies overrise, but I’ll try it out sometime!