Last year, I (Julie) baked a bunch of Christmas cookies and gave them out in little goodie bags to the customers and truck drivers that come into Kal's. I had so much fun that I decided to do it again this year. Yesterday, I got all the cookies out of the freezer and packaged them up.
These are all the ice cream buckets I had them stored in.
I realize now that I didn't set them up very well to be identified in a picture, but I'll try. Top row (L-R): Buttery Spritz, Sugar Cookies, Peanut Butter Shortbread, Three Color somethings (oops, I forgot the name). Second row: Andes Mint Sugar cookies, Chocolate Wrapped Peppermint cookies, Butter Ball Chiffons, Cranberry Walnut cookies, Roly-Poly Gingerbread. Third row: Buttermilk Pralines, Linzer Tart cookies, Spice Spritz, Chocolate Cherry Cappuccino Bites, Raspberry Thumbprints. Fourth row: Cherry Bon-bons, Snowy Eggnog Teacakes, Ginger Wafers, Dazzling Stained Glass cookies, and Candy Cane cookies. I had so much fun making all these, but the best part is making someone's day with a bag of cookies. I do get a lot of surprised looks; no one really expects to come into a lumberyard and walk out with a bag of Christmas cookies!
7 comments:
You're amazing, big sis! Those truck drivers are going to be so happy! Have fun handing out cookies!
~Amy~
You're amazing, big sis! Those truck drivers are going to be so happy! Have fun handing out cookies!
~Amy~
Oops, I didn't mean to publish that twice. My computer is still being weird. Sorry!
~Amy~
Mmmmmm...you're making me hungry! ;)
Wow! They look great, Julie!
~Eliza
All I can say is WOW!
o my gosh thay look so yummmy! love taylor
Wow Julie...They look amazing! Amy said that's what you were doing when I was talking to her on the phone, so I'm glad I get to see the results! Do you have any favorite recipes you use? Or do you get them off the internet? I've found that www.allrecipes.com is a GREAT resource.
Many Blessings, Hannah T.
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