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Christmas gift question
I'm putting together one of these:
for my grandmother for Christmas (in addition to some other kitchen stuff). My problem is that I have a lot of Pint size jars and NO quart size jars... I'm wondering if it would look tacky to split the recipe in half and put it in 2 pint size jars in one box/bag... the tag would say add x, add y, and two jars of quick bread mix, mix well, blah blah blah.
so okay to pint size it twice, or should I hunt down a quart size jar?
Re: Christmas gift question
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Good ideas... I also thought of making the card say the mix is for quick read muffins, rather than the loaf.
Thanks guys.
I made the full size jars 2 years ago. Main complaint: you need the sutff at the bottom of the jar first. and it is hard to get out.
If you can find a cute way to package it I would say make 2.
Edited to add - you really have to pack the stuff in there in order to get it all in. That was a pain but they look really pretty afterwards. The bottle in the picture (if really packed) would be a pain for someone to actually bake.
I was hoping to make cakes in a jar for a few people but time is not on my side this year.