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Cookie Gift Baskets
Now with Amazon making nearly everything imaginable available from a wide
variety of vendors, shopping for those with a sweet tooth affliction as well as for
the younger crowd has become easier than ever with their fine selection of
Christmas cookie gift baskets.
Here's a fine example of what I mean: "All Sweets and Treats Chocolate,
Cookie and Candy Gift Tower"
Christmas cookie gift baskets like this can be used for other gift giving occasions
as well.
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Cookie Gift Baskets - Sweets and
Treats
Cookie Gift Baskets - Sweets and Treats
Product Features
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Memorable gifts to send your good wishes in the very
best of taste
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When the goodies are gone, the beautiful velvet topped
boxes are great keepsake containers
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Celebrate the holidays and give a memorable gift to
those who will most enjoy it!
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Cookie gift baskets became a great gift giving option for me a few years back. I
started out making them with my own cookies and cute baskets I found at local
sales.
As I get older and the number of people on my shopping list increases each year,
I find myself looking for alternatives to the old standbys of clothes, music, and
gadgets for the younger set espeically. Cookie gift baskets with a big variety of
treats really work well for most families.
Christmas Cookie Basket Ideas from eHow for making your
own.
How to Make a Christmas Cookie Gift Basket - Instruction
from eHow will give you some great tips.
Every year we make Christmas cookie gift baskets to send out to
friends and family. It takes some time to figure out which cookies we want to make
and last year we made 22 different kinds of cookies.
The easiest to work with are sugar cookies and they stay nice
looking for a long time too. We use a nice stiff icing for the sugar cookies in our
cookie gift baskets and separate the different kinds of cookies with baggies tied
with a nice curly ribbon.
If we find some nice baskets at rummage sales, garage sales, flea
markets, thrift stores and other places where we can get them for 25 ¢ up to a
couple of dollars at most, we'll use them as part of the Christmas cookie gift
baskets. Otherwise we wrap up some decent boxes and tie them nicely with
ribbons.
Last year we figured out that our cost per recipient was about $15
each including all the ingredients and packaging materials. Our time wasn't part of
the equation.
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