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Seasoned exchangers suggest that cookies be baked a couple of days ahead of time for two reasons. First, it allows the cookie to dry oat a bit so that it’s not crumbly and. secondly, it cornmean,
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Urik to your guests about the cookies they're baking, and do what you can to ensure as much variety as possible for your
One more logistical item to consider is hcwv each person wiD transport their cookie loot. Simple options indude paper plates and plastic wrap or plastic containers. Some hostesses purchase bakery boxes for their guests, while others have then friends plan ahead for themletms.
. A particuiariy practical is to have each baker wrap her cookies, festively to an exchange-sized bundle: That way after the exchange, every
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