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My son wanted Mario and my daughter wanted foxes. I thought my solution tying them together was clever, but no one at the party seemed sufficiently impressed.
edit: I should have specified, these are mini sandwiches, not cookies. The colors are from food dye markers.
They look awesome. Well done. I have to ask, because the texture is throwing me off. Are they mini sandwiches or cookies? The closer I look the less sure I am. Well done anyway. I could tell what they were right off the bat.
I just finished decorating a Mario cake last night for my child. It is safely in the freezer well in advance.
They're peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with food dye marker on them.
I was planning to do cookies the same way, but ran out of time.
Cool! What a great idea!