Creative Cookie Containers

Creative Cookie Containers Post By Patrick Spadinger (Guest Post) (07/03/2008) Thanks for the advice. I bought some corsage bags for our business and also a vacuum sealer for closing the bag. The bags ship very well and look extremely professional. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Creative Cookie Containers Post by susanmajp (719) | (12/02/2006) Profile | Contact I line my old pringles containers with a plastic bag, put in the cookies, seal the bag, snap on the plastic lid, roll the container in brown paper, address, and mail. Keeps the cookies crush-free and makes a thrifty surprise for someone. Lots cheaper than the round mailing tubes that you buy. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Creative Cookie Containers Post by brenda thompson (40) | (12/01/2006) Contact pringles cans treat bags from dollar tree in a mixing bowl on a cookie sheet, along with recipe in a wide mouth quart mason jar just a few ideas.... Merry Christmas! brenda-ohio Report Spam or Abuse RE: Creative Cookie Containers Post By hwalz (Guest Post) (12/01/2006) An empty Pringle's can could be used to stack cookies. Saves them from being crushed and can also be used to freeze partially cooked cookies for later. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Creative Cookie Containers Post by coreenhart (220) | (12/01/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact I like corsage bags. You can buy them from the florist quite cheaply. Just fill with cookies, tape the neck shut and tie some ribbon around it. I also use them for small gifts, such as cosmetics for teens. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Creative Cookie Containers Post by ThriftyFun (3735) | (12/01/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact Here's one of Stella's from last year: http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf26423721.tip.html Report Spam or Abuse RE: Creative Cookie Containers Post By kellie (Guest Post) (12/01/2006) How about chinese food containers. They sell them at craft stores now and they are not that expensive. Also, Oriental trading company sells them cheap online. Report Spam or Abuse