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Creative Cookie Containers

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Date: 11/30/2006 Topics: Christmas > Hosting Tips | Readers Request > Food  
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Any ideas for creative cookie storage containers for those at the cookie swap?

Amber from Fort Wayne. IN
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By pigsty (1) Contact
I use empty toilet paper rolls for small drop cookies, I tape up ends with duct tape...and I also use clean dog food cans and cover with saran wrap. I use construction paper to cover the cans.

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By Patrick Spadinger (Guest Post)
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.

Creative Cookie Containers

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By susanmajp (944) 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.

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By brenda thompson (36) 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

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By hwalz (Guest Post)
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.

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By coreenhart (325) 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.

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By ThriftyFun (3125) Profile Blog! Contact
Here's one of Stella's from last year:
http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf26423721.tip.html

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By kellie (Guest Post)
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.

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