Favorite December Holiday Cookies

I intentionally didn't make this a poll. It is not which is best, it is about what you like.
Below I have listed some common 'holiday' cookies in case you forgot the name or need inspiration!

1. Classic Sugar Cookies
2. Lime (or Lemon) frosted
3. Peanut Butter Cookies
4. Black and Whites
5. Lemon Thumbprint
6. Holiday Windowpanes (sugar cookie w/ melted Life-Savors in cut out portion)
7. Mexican Wedding Cookies
8. Pizzelle Cookies
9. Pistachio Linzer Cookies
10. Classic Chocolate Chip Cookies
11. Butterscotch Blond Cookie
12. Chocolate Chip Blondie Bar
13. Oatmeal Cookies
14. Classic Chocolate Cookies
15. Gingerbread Cookies
16. Chocolate Wafers (but of course, monsieur, they are whafffer thin!)
17. Classic Shortbread
18. Pecan Sandies
19. Walnut Tassies
20. Coconut Macaroons
21. Peppermint Pinwheel
22. Fig Pinwheels
23. Anise Cookies
24. Pine Nut Cookies
25. Rugalach [rolled crecent cookies] (rugelakh, rugulach, rugalach)
26. Rum or Bourbon Balls (Schweddy Balls LOL)
27. Iced Sugar Cookies
28. Brownies (Chcolate Bar Cookies)
29. Pecan Balls
30. Lemon Bars
31. Christmas Sugar Wafers
32. Hershey Kiss Blossoms
33. Biscotti (any flavor)
34. Molasses-Spice
35. Ginger Cookies
36. Snickerdoodles
37. Spritz (cookies press cookies)
38. Peanut Butter Cup Cookies
39. Jam Filled Butter Cookies
40. Gingerbread Men
41. Vanille Kipferl
42. Pfeffernusse
43. German Springerle (Spice)
44. Lebkuchen
45. Wainachsrollen
46. Cinnamon Palmiers
47. Polish Chrusciki
48. Norwegian Krumkake
49. Swedish Drommar
50. Swedish Pepparkakor
51. Belgi Galettes
52. Thumbprint Cookies (any flavor..don't be padantic)
53. Jam Kolaches
54. Pebber Nodder (Danish Christmas Cookies)
55. Peanut Butter Balls (people love my Schweddy Balls)
56. Viennese Crescent Holiday Cookies
57. Hamantashen
58. Icelandic Pepper Cookies
59. Norwegian Butter Cookies
60. Eggnog Cookies
61. Italian Anisette Cookies
62. Kourambiathes (Greek Cookies)
63. Spumetti (Meringue Cookies)

If you didn't see you favorite just put you favorite and describe it 'a bit' so people know if it is similar to what they like.

I will admit I like a nice Pizzelle!

Are "classic chocolate cookies" really chocolate crinkles? Because the correct answer is chocolate crinkles.

Pfeffernusse and Lebkuchen. No German heritage, and I'm Australian; we just used to get them every year.

As far as Aussie cookies - Chocolate Ripple (we use them to make a liquor cake)

Expanding the definition of a Cookie to an unreasonable degree: Oreo Truffles.

Wow that's a lot of cookies I've never even heard of. But I'd probably have to give it to classic shortbread or gingerbread.

I really like holiday cookies I don't see all year, ofte because tehy are too much work except on specill occasions.

• Hershey Kiss Blossoms
• Pfeffernusse -- even the store bought ones are okay with me.
• Ginger Cookies -- I like chewy ginger cookies with lots of soft 'candy ginger' bits in them
• Danish Butter Cookies -- the ones in the blue tinyou get from a store.

I was going to say Gingerbread cookies, but now that you mention Peanut Butter Cookies those are #1. Impressive list of cookies though.

Danish Pebber Nodder, Brown Cookies. The butter cookies are okay. Swedish tea cakes. My dad also makes almond christmas trees and spicy oatmeal cookies.