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Zoom Into Your Kitchen For This “D-O Cookie” Recipe

We were so excited to welcome D-O to the Star Wars universe when Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hit the theaters. Thanks to Family.Disney.com we can create our own little cookie version of this new droid! Grab the family and zoom into the kitchen to make these delicious D-O inspired cookies!

D-O Cookies

Ingredients:

  • 1 round sandwich cookie
  • 1 sugar cone
  • 1 pretzel stick
  • 1 cup white candy melts, melted
  • 1 Tbsp black candy melts
  • 1 black licorice twist
  • 1/4 cup black royal icing, in piping bag fitted with #3 tip
  • 6 small red dot sprinkles
  • 1/4 cup white frosting
  • 1/4 cup green royal icing, in piping bag fitted with #3 tip 
  • Black edible marker
  • 1 Tbsp cocoa powder
  • 1 cup cut-out cookie dough

*All cutting and baking should be done by an adult.

Directions:

1. Coat 1 sandwich cookie in white candy melts and allow to dry. Use a serrated knife to cut two inches off of the end of a sugar cone. Cut a 1/4-inch off of the tip. Coat the middle cut cone piece in white candy melts and allow to dry. 

A glass bowl of yogurt, a cut waffle cone, and a chocolate sandwich cookie from the classic D-O Cookie recipe are arranged on a marble counter, styled to evoke the fun and creativity of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disney Parks.

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2. Cut a 1/2-inch off of a pretzel stick. Coat it in white candy melts and allow to dry. Spoon 2 Tbsp of the white melts into a small bowl, then mix in the black candy melts to create gray. Coat the rest of pretzel in this gray candy melt mixture and allow to dry. 

Melted chocolate in two bowls, six chocolate disks, and two pretzel sticks are arranged on a marble tabletop, setting the stage for guests to assemble their own Star Wars D-O Cookie—a hands-on treat that captures the playful spirit of an immersive Disney Parks snack experience.

3. Cut a 1/4-inch piece off from the length of a licorice twist. To create D-O’s antenna, pipe out 3 one-inch long strands of black royal icing onto parchment paper. To create his lights, pipe out a one-inch thick line of black royal icing onto parchment paper. Attach 6 small red dot sprinkles as lights. Allow to dry. 

A piping bag, red knife, licorice stick, and rows of candy dots are set on parchment atop a marble counter—just the tools you’d find in a Star Wars-themed dessert workshop at a Disney park, ready for guests to decorate their own D-O cookies.

4. Fill the dipped cone piece with white frosting. Insert three of the black royal icing strands into the white frosting as antenna. Put 2 Tbsp of green royal icing in a small bowl. Mix in 1 tsp of water. Dip the narrow end of the cone in the icing and allow to dry. 

Bowl of vibrant green icing, shiny metal spatula with a white handle, and piping tip ready on a marble counter—just the setup fans need to pipe out Star Wars-inspired treats or whip up D-O Cookies before heading to your next adventure at Galaxy’s Edge.

5. Create D-O’s wheel details on the dipped cookie with green icing, black icing and edible black marker. Allow to dry. Brush cocoa powder spots onto different areas of D-O’s cone head and wheel to create a rustic, worn look. 

A golf-themed cupcake decorated for a Disney-inspired baking adventure sits on a marble counter surrounded by piping bags, a marker, and cocoa powder—ready to inspire guests in the spirit of Main Street U.S.A. kitchens, whether recreating treats from the D-O Cookie Challenge or whipping up Star Wars cookies during your next Hollywood Studios celebration.

6. Roll out the cookie dough to a 1/4-inch thickness. Cut out a large three-inch round, a 1/2-inch by 1/4-inch rectangle and a small plant shape from the dough. Bake at 350F until a light golden brown, then cool. 

Rolled dough on marble, ready to be cut with a round cutter alongside a red-handled knife and wooden rolling pin—just the setup for making your very own Star Wars cookies, inspired by legendary treats from Galaxy’s Edge at Disney Parks.

7. Mix any remaining white frosting with 2 tsp of cocoa powder to create tan colored frosting. Spread this onto the three-inch round cookie. Dip the rectangle in white candy melts and allow to dry. Mix 1 tsp of cocoa powder into the thinned green royal icing from Step 4. Dip the front of plant cookie in this icing, then allow to dry.  

D-O cookie inspired by Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, featuring tan frosting, crushed nuts, and golf-themed decorations, displayed with icing tools on a marble surface—just the thing for fans looking to recreate their favorite Disney Parks treats at home.

8. Upright, place the decorated sandwich cookie onto the large frosted cookie like a wheel. Apply small dabs of any remaining white candy melts to build D-O from the bottom up. Place the gray pretzel piece on last. Place the plant cookie to the side of D-O. Crumble any undipped sugar cone to create “sand pebbles” for sprinkling around the plant cookie. 

Star Wars-inspired cookie decorated with green and white frosting on a blue plate, reminiscent of themed treats from Galaxy’s Edge, with vibrant plants and a glass of orange juice in the background—adding a bit of intergalactic flair to your theme park kitchen experience.

9. Enjoy!

Source: Family.Disney.com

Jamie Sylvester

I'm a Disney nerd! A kid at heart who loves the magic and memories of Walt Disney World. I follow all things Disney and enjoy the vacations, day trips, weekend getaways, and geek out over the planning of such events. My goal is to experience as many Disney desserts and cocktails as possible! Married to another Disney nerd and blessed with a daughter and son, we thoroughly enjoy the magic at Disney and are here to help others experience the magic as well.

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