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what kind of candy/cookies will u make to gift?
I wanna make some homeade gifts this year....I always make the same stuff....
choc chip cookies
brownie bites tossed in white sugar
rice krispie treats dipped in chocolate
peanut blossoms
snickerdoodles
and dress it up with chocolates and mini candy canes..
I buy xmas tins at michaels and fill 'er up!
So wat do u make?
Re: what kind of candy/cookies will u make to gift?
I got a bunch of cute tins from the $ store today and plan on making these.
-White Chocolate Pepperment Bark
-Chocolate Truffles
-White Chocolate and Dark Chocolate Fudge
-Strawberry Thumbprint Cookies
sinful red velvet cookies
german chocolate thumbprints
spumoni chunk cookies
butterscotch-pecan oatmeal cookies
Russian tea cake cookies
pumpkin blossoms
I always make Holiday Biscotti (pistachios, dried cherries, drizzled in white chocolate, yum!).
In addition, this year I'm making:
Pretzel Bark
Nutmallow
Chocolate Covered Oreos
I am doing:
gingerbread whoopie pies
mini loaves of pumpkin or zuchinni bread
maybe peppermint bark
cake mix cookie with some sort of mint chip add in
and peanut butter puppy treats for those with dogs
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brownie cupcakes
hot chocolate pods - traditional, pumpkin spice, and peppermint white chocolate
apple cider pods
Here some ideas from last year:
PB reindeer cookie
coffee toffee cookies
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I make:
-oreo truffles
-chocolate drizzled hazelnut biscotti
-chocolate dipped graham crackers (the super thick yummy ones from Trader Joes)
-Chocolate hugged pretzels (easiest idea ever - mini pretzel twists - lay out on a sheet pan, put an unwrapped hershey's hug on top of each, and put in the oven for about 3 minutes.... then use an m and m to smush down the hug and freeze the tray 'til the chocolate resets)
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I've already been baking for about a week - only a few days to go, but here's what I've done and will be doing:
Double Chocolate Biscotti
Cinnamon Biscotti
Peanut Brittle (in the microwave - so easy!)
Oreo Truffles
Molasses Sugar Cookies (an easy alternative to gingerbread)
Russian Tea Cookies
Pecan Pie Bars
I love holiday baking (and the tins from the Dollar Store)!