Recipe 01
FROM CHEW OUT LOUD
Jam Thumbprint Cookies
Buttery, tender cookies with a jewel-bright center.
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A warm welcome from the North Pole
Come on in!
Let’s make magic.
Mrs. Claus saved you a spot at the cookie table. Pick a color, sprinkle on some sparkle, and make this little kitchen your own.
Decorate a cookieA happy little North Pole visit for kids and grown-ups.
You belong at this table
A little flour. A lot of heart.
In Christmas stories, Mrs. Claus makes room for everyone: elves, reindeer, curious kids and the grown-ups who make the memories. Stay for a story, make a cookie, or simply enjoy the twinkle.
Your very own cookie corner
Make it merry.
Make it yours.
Choose your icing, then add a sprinkle of sparkle. No wrong answers in this kitchen.
A pocketful of North Pole kindness
What kind thing
shall we try today?
A little idea for you and your grown-up
Try making a cheerful drawing together for someone you love.
The well-loved recipe shelf
A little something
for every cookie plate.
Seven Christmas favorites, each with a story and a recipe of its own. Find the one you’re craving.
Recipe 01
Recipe 02
FROM THE DOMESTIC REBEL
Cranberry White Chocolate Chip Cookies
A festive mix of tart cranberry and creamy white chocolate.
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Recipe 03
A NORTH POLE FAVORITE
White Chocolate Cherry Shortbread Cookie
Classic shortbread dressed up for the holidays.
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Recipe 04
FROM SOMEWHAT SIMPLE
Melted Snowman Cookies
A playful, snowy-day cookie project for the family.
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Recipe 05
FROM IT’S FITTING
Classic Christmas Sugar Cookie
A timeless holiday classic, ready for a little decorating.
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Recipe 06
FROM SETTING FOR FOUR
Snowball Cookies
Little powdered-sugar snowballs for the Christmas table.
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Recipe 07
FROM ELLA CLAIRE INSPIRED
Spiced Pumpkin Gingerbread Cookies
Gingerbread warmth meets a seasonal pumpkin twist.
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A little more North Pole
The stories don’t stop
at the kitchen door.
Meet the reindeer, settle in with a Christmas story, or discover a way to say hello to Santa.
01Read a Christmas story→
02Meet Santa’s reindeer→
03Visit Santa at the North Pole→
04Explore live video calls with Santa→
Looking for a phone number? Santa’s recorded hotline details are here. It isn’t a live call with Mrs. Claus.
A few storybook answers
Curious minds
are welcome here.
Some things about Mrs. Claus live in tradition and imagination. These answers are part of the stories, not historical records.
Is there a Mrs. Claus?
Yes—in Christmas stories, Mrs. Claus is Santa’s partner at the North Pole. She is often pictured helping with holiday preparations, caring for the reindeer, and sharing treats with the elves.
What does Mrs. Claus like to do?
In the stories, she is known for looking after the North Pole kitchen, baking with the elves, and helping the reindeer get ready for Christmas Eve.
What is Mrs. Claus’ first name?
There is no single agreed answer. Different books and holiday traditions tell it differently, so her first name is best left to the imagination.
When is Mrs. Claus’ birthday?
Stories have different answers, and no date is established. You may find traditions that celebrate her around the Spring Equinox.
Can I call Mrs. Claus or speak with her live?
There is no Mrs. Claus phone number or promise of a live call with her. Santa’s hotline is a recorded greeting where families can leave a wish: 980-447-2682. Learn how Santa’s recorded hotline works, or explore live video calls with Santa.
Can I talk to Mrs. Claus in a video call with Santa?
Video call bookings are with Santa; Mrs. Claus is not promised as a participant. See the details on Santa’s live video call page.