Should Crinkles Be Refrigerated?

Cold dough spreads less because it takes more time for the butter to melt. As a result, the dough will set before the butter is completely melted. When baking crinkle cookies, you want the dough to spread. Therefore, crinkle cookie dough doesn't require a long, refrigerated rest and should be baked at room temperature.

How do you store crinkles?

To store: They will last for about 5 days if stored at room temperature in an airtight container. To extend the shelf life for a few more days, place in the fridge. Freezing baked cookies: Let cool completely and then add to an airtight container or ziptop bag. They will keep in the freezer for a couple of months.

Should I refrigerate crinkles?

Cold dough spreads less because it takes more time for the butter to melt. As a result, the dough will set before the butter is completely melted. When baking crinkle cookies, you want the dough to spread. Therefore, crinkle cookie dough doesn't require a long, refrigerated rest and should be baked at room temperature.