Earn Major Cool-Mom Points With These Winning Bake-Sale Sweets

Pretty in pink and scaled to yield a whopping 60 cupcakes, these darling strawberry sweets practically scream "bake sale."

Lucky Charms treats will bring a smile to the faces of children and adults alike.

For something a bit unexpected but greatly appreciated, bake vanilla-bean doughnuts.

Bar cookies, like these chocolate-frosted peanut butter bars, generate a large volume of treats for a minimal amount of effort.

Can you ever go wrong with a simple sugar cookie? We think not!

For something a bit less sweet, try cake-batter popcorn. Divvy it up into individual cellophane bags for a pretty, portioned-out presentation.

Take the best parts of two classic bake-sale treats — peanut butter cookies and M&M's cookies — and you have this easy-to-make sweet.

Far less messy to dole out than slices of coconut cream pie — there's no need for a pie server, plates, or forks — these cupcakes capture the same flavor profile.

You can't go wrong with rich, fudgy brownies.

These gooey chocolate and banana muffins are packed full of flavor while remaining kid friendly.

Cranberry pecan oatmeal cookies are a great option for those who don't care for chocolate.

Gooey, brown-sugar-based blondies are punctuated with bite-size pieces of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups here.

Melty chocolate and gooey marshmallow add pockets of joy to chocolate chip cookie s'mores bars.

A dessert with the word cheesecake in it might seem too fussy for a bake sale, until you scan the recipe and realize that churro cheesecake bars only require six ingredients, one of which is crescent roll dough.

Blanketed in buttercream and rainbow sprinkles, funfetti blondies are pretty much the cutest thing ever.

Upgrade chocolate chip cookies with a generous sprinkling of sea salt.

We'd be sincerely shocked if these double-chocolate peanut butter cupcakes weren't the first treat to sell out.

With a name like monster cookies and a recipe involving peanut butter, chocolate chips, and M&M's, these are bound to be a hit.