Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix Recipe posted by Something Swanky Pin Share Tweet Email Jump to Recipe SomethingSwanky is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. This is my mom’s famous Choc-Oat-Chip cookie recipe and a family favorite! My mom is the best cookie baker on the planet, and I love sharing her recipes with you guys whenever I get the chance. I’ve had an itch to make a baking mix ever since I saw Dorothy’s Brownie Mix last month. So I decided to take our family stand-by classic Chocolate Chip Cookies and make a mix out of the recipe that is just as easy to use as a store-bought mix, but infinitely times more delicious and budget friendly! This recipe makes enough mix for about 8-10 dozen cookies (depending on how large you make the cookies)! So you’ll want to be sure to have a large mixing bowl on hand and know how you want to store it. Zip lock bags are a good option, and, as you can see, you could also use a very large cookie jar. Just like a store-bought mix, all you’ll need to do is add the wet ingredients, scoop, and bake! There’s no chilling involved (which was a happy surprise I hadn’t even planned on!). And, if you’re the freezer type, this dough even goes from freezer to oven without a problem. This recipe is incredibly versatile– I like plain chocolate chips the best, but we also frequently add M&Ms and sometimes Reese’s cups! Even though chocolate chips are pictured in the mix above, I’m not including the chocolate chips in the mix recipe, so that you can swap them out for whatever you want. Keep that in mind! If you add chocolate chips to the mix prior to measuring out for mixing, it could throw off your measurements– the dry ingredients wouldn’t necessarily be the right ratio to wet ingredients. My guess is that there wouldn’t be much of a difference in the result, but I haven’t tested it myself. Continue to Content Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix Print Ingredients For the Dry Mix: 2 1/2 cups brown sugar 1 cup granulated sugar 3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 2 tsp baking soda 1 tsp salt 5 cups old fashioned oats For Cookies made with Mix: 2 3/4 cups Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix 1 stick butter, room temp 1 egg 1 tsp vanilla 1 tbsp milk 1 cup mix-ins (chocolate chips, nuts, etc...) Instructions For the Cookie Mix: Mix together all ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Store in an airtight container. For Cookies made with Mix: Preheat oven to 375ºF. Mix all ingredients together in a large bowl (a stand mixer works great!) until dough forms. Scoop cookie dough onto a lined baking sheet, 2 inches apart. Bake for 9-10 minutes until edges are golden brown. Let cool on cookie sheet. Notes Mix yields 4 batches of cookies. 1 batch of baked cookies yields approximately 2 dozen cookies. Have you made a Something Swanky recipe? Post it on Instagram and tag me @somethingswanky or use the hashtag #somethingswankyrecipes. I’d love to re-post! Be sure to also follow me on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, YouTube, and in the Something Swanky Dessert Recipes Facebook group!
Love this! I’ve never made cookie mix, but I’ve made cake mix and cornbread mix, so I guess this should be the next mix to make–they’re so convenient! Reply
I love this recipe! Mixes are the bomb. And so are oatmeal cookies. (Especially with M&Ms, ahem… 😉 ) Reply
What a fun idea and how convenient, too! A little too convenient 🙂 I love both oatmeal and choc chip cookies (ok I love all cookies) so this is perfect! pinned 🙂 Reply
I agree with Averie about this being wayyyyy too convenient. But I need to try these! Your mom must be the best cookie baker. I need one of those near me! Reply
Things I love about this: 1-it’s your mom’s recipe! 2- it’s a super easy mix! 3-um…obviously delicious cookies!! Reply
Oatmeal chocolate chip cookies are my favorite! Definitely need to make a batch of this mix to have on hand! Reply
I love making mixes to give out as gifts and this oatmeal cookie mix is totally making my gift giving list this year. Looks fantastic! Reply
How many millilitres or grams would a stick of butter be? Sounds like an awesome recipe. Have to try it. Have you ever tried substituting honey for the sugar? Reply
Google told me that there are 113 grams in a stick of butter 🙂 And I’ve never tried subbing honey, but I’d love to hear if you did! Reply
