Easy Infinity Stone Cookies

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Infinity Stones are captivating for any audience. They are pretty to look at and if done right, they can be super tasty, too. And you don’t even need an Infinity Gauntlet to harness their power. Maybe just a person with some will power. We made some very easy Infinity Stone Cookies sure to please even Thanos’ palate.

Bring home Avengers: Infinity War on Digital July 31st and Blu-ray™ on August 14. 

Infinity Stone Cookies

Inspired by a recipe we were sent and some food coloring, we decided to make some Infinity Stone cookies to channel the six Infinity Stones: The Space Stone / The Tesseract, The Mind Stone / Vision, The Reality Stone / The Aether, The Power Stone / The Orb, The Time Stone / The Eye of Agamotto, and The Soul Stone. We were also sent a fun cookie cutter to shape them into gems, but we decide that drop cookies were more our speed!

In fact, they are so much our speed that we didn’t even get out a recipe book, but used packaged sugar cookie dough that we had to add butter and eggs to.

Once our dough was mixed, (and hey, feel free to use your favorite homemade sugar cookie recipe), we separated it out into six sections. Then it was time for the coloring to make them look like infinity stones. We used Good Cooking’s Gourmet Liqua-Gel Food Coloring to make sure we got the bold colors we wanted. For most colors we used about 3-4 drops and massaged it into each section of dough. Notice we used gloves. This food coloring will make you rainbow colored, so proceed with caution.

Once each color was made, we popped them into the freezer for a few minutes so they didn’t get too soft.

Once they were allowed to cool, (this is where a cookie scoop would come in handy) we rolled them into approximately 1” balls. Each ball of dough was then rolled in sugar and placed on the cookie sheet.

The cookies went into the oven for about 9 minutes at 425. Make sure you follow the recipe/mix directions. Then we pulled them out and placed them on a wire cookie sheet to cool. Also, please notice my Infinity Gauntlet oven mitt. This is now only mine and should the children misbehave, I might have to threaten with some finger snapping. (This is a joke y’all!!)

These Infinity Stone cookies were easy to make and tasty for all. They would make the perfect snack for catching Avenger: Infinity War which is out on digital now, or on Blu-Ray on August 14th.

BONUS MATERIAL (may vary by retailer):

Blu-ray & Digital:

• Strange Alchemy (5:08)– Share the thrill of characters from across the MCU meeting for the first time—and discover why some were teamed up together.
• The Mad Titan (6:34) – Explore the MCU’s biggest, baddest villain, his trail of influence through the stories, and the existential threat he represents.
• Beyond the Battle: Titan (9:36) – Dive into the climactic struggle on Thanos’ ruined world, including the epic stunts and VFX, to uncover the source of its power.
• Beyond the Battle: Wakanda (10:58) – Go behind the scenes to find out how the filmmakers pulled off the most massive and challenging battle Marvel had ever attempted.
• Deleted and Extended Scenes (10:07)
  • Happy Knows Best (1:23) – Tony and Pepper spar over the details of their upcoming wedding—until a hassled Happy Hogan pulls up with an urgent request.
  • Hunt for the Mind Stone (1:24) – On a darkened street, Wanda Maximoff and the wounded Vision attempt to hide from Thanos’ brutal allies.
  • The Guardians Get Their Groove Back (3:20) – As Peter Quill and Drax quarrel over their failed mission to Knowhere, Mantis interrupts with news.
  • A Father’s Choice (4:00) – Thanos confronts Gamora with a vision from her past—and with lying to him about the Soul Stone.
  • Gag Reel (2:05)– Watch your favorite Super Heroes make super gaffes in this lighthearted collection of on-set antics.
  • Audio Commentary (approx. 149 min.) by Anthony and Joe Russo, Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely.

Digital Exclusive:

• A Directors’ Roundtable (approx. 32 min.) – Eight amazing directors reflect on how their movies contribute to the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s larger storytelling adventure.