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I am looking for dry recipes to put in empty, small jelly and pickle jars to give as gifts such as flavored coffee creamers, seasonings, nothing too expensive.
Thanks,
Brenda from GA
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RE: Gift Jar Mixes
This Christmas I received a bag of Betty Crocker cookie mix inside of a potholder w/ a pocket. It was tied with a beautiful ribbon. So cute, I stole the idea!
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Post By Renee (Guest Post)
(11/27/2006)
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I just made some hot chocolate jars. I put cocoa powder and sugar mixed together, then a few chocolate chips on top then some white mini marshmellows. I cut out some Christmas coloured tissue paper in a square shape and secured it to the top of the lid with an elastic. My 3 yr old had fun helping me.
RE: Gift Jar Mixes
Go to the website http://www.geocities.com/giftsinajar/
The 7th paragraph (each paragraph starts w/ an apple) down has a link to download A TON!
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Post By Jennifer (Guest Post)
(11/27/2006)
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Go to www.realfood4realpeople.com There are lots of recipe ideas for gift jars there.
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Post By Ragteller (Guest Post)
(11/27/2006)
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Just Google "recipes in a jar". You will be amazed at how many are out there..
Tip: Gift Jar Mixes
Make gift mixes in a jar as an inexpensive Christmas Gift. Use a nice canning jar and fill it with the dry ingredients for a baking recipe. Decorate the jar and attach the recipe so that the recipient can complete the recipe by adding the necessary wet ingredients. To get recipe ideas just type visit the link below:
http://www.thriftyfun.com/Gifts_Gift%20Mixes_963_985.html
Feedback:
RE: Gift Jar Mixes
Hi, A nice "enhancement" to the jar gift, is a pot holder, spatula, cookie sheet, kitchen towel etc. These are things we never treat ourselves to, so we know are dear friends don't either! (11/08/2005)
By Tedebear
RE: Gift Jar Mixes
What a good idea to add to my gift jars. But you can actually make a gift jar out of any recipe for cookies,cakes and bar recipes and just add intructions and a list of remaining ingredients to be added. (11/11/2005)
By imaqt1962
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