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Beyond those exchange basics, there is plenty of room for fun. The Intranet is foil of suggestions about how to host a successful party r
Some hostesses have participants bring cookie recipes to foe partyto exchange and still others have the recipes e-mailed in advance and compiled into a i cookie cookbook far their guests.
Others suggest having guests introduce themsehes and their , cookie, telling the history of the batch. Recipes that have beat bonded down from i to generation area 1 guests also love to bear how then / friends burned the first two
Some hostesses Ike to < cookie samples, If'you do this, platters will be needed for the samples. Come up with a strategy to identify the cookies and direct guests tt> the individually
hostesses provide a larger variety of snack foods and drinks, working from the notion that after baking all of those cookies perhaps the last thing you'll want to do is eat more
Add a few games to the tasty treats (think baby or bridal shower), and you've got yourself a party The sky's the omit when itcomes to the types of games and activities you provide. If you’ve invited mothers with children, then, ohriously children^ games are in cadet If it's a ladies'
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