Is there anything more charming than a quaint fairytale cottage? How about a fairytale cottage made entirely from gingerbread?

Learn how to easily make your own homemade checkerboard cookies with this step-by-step guide!

These delicate, anise-flavored cookies date back to medieval Germany, where they were crafted as edible works of art.

Originating in the 17th century, these delightful treats were among the first cookies to become popular in Europe and America.

This Danish pastry is a true treat! These little Scandinavian inspired Christmas cookies taste just like kringler but in mini version.

Perfectly spiced with warm notes of ginger, cinnamon, and cloves, these cookies are delightful to decorate and even more enjoyable to eat.

With their delicate almond-flavored dough and vibrant raspberry jam filling, these festive Linzer Cookies are as delicious as they are beautiful.

Schackrutor, translating to “chess squares,” are traditional Swedish cookies known for their striking checkerboard or striped pattern.

This Old-Fashioned Sugar Cookie recipe is inspired by cookies from the Victorian era, decorated with nuts and dried fruit, and made soft and chewy with sour cream.

Similar to gingerbread or even gingersnaps, these vintage holiday Ginger Drops Cookies are even better, in my opinion.

Have you ever wondered how to grow your own colorful ornamental corn?

Blackberry shrub is made by infusing blackberries and sugar in vinegar and then mixed with club soda for a fizzy, sweet, and uniquely flavored refreshing summer drink!