Mary in VA

November 15, 2010 at 9:54am

It seems that most 'traditional' cookie exchanges ask or require each person to bring a wrapped plate of cookies for each guest ... what my women's group always does is just have everyone just bring a large platter or tin of cookies, along with an empty tin or container to take cookies home in. We use the cookies as refreshments and then just divide up the remaining cookies to take home. This way, someone like myself (where the household is just my husband and I) might select fewer cookies than someone with a larger family. Also, if there's a non-baker who might be interested in coming, encourage them to bring festive plates and napkins or some beverages (coffee, tea, lemonade, eggnog, etc.) to share. I'm looking forward to trying at least a couple of the KAF recipes within the next couple of weeks! Yes, I like the approach your group takes - making the pretty cookie packages together is part of the fun! And I love the idea to involve non-bakers. Happy holiday baking! -Allison
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