Welcome to our baking web site, specializing in hosting a
Cookie Exchange (also known as a Cookie Swap). Here
you'll find all the information you need to host the perfect
party, along with recipes, baking tips, rules, display photos,
free printables and more.
Cookie Exchange (also known as a Cookie Swap). Here
you'll find all the information you need to host the perfect
party, along with recipes, baking tips, rules, display photos,
free printables and more.
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| National Cookie Day is on December 4th. What better way to celebrate than with a Cookie Exchange or Swap! |
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| Making your own invitations? Check out our cookie swap invitations page for wording and layout ideas |
| Photo Galleries Visit our Cookie Exchange Display Ideas and Recipes photo galleries. |
How To:
Start with a store bought Santa bucket, topped
with feathers. Add a round, black place mat. Add
extra feathers set around the place mat.
Although this bucket was store bought, you can
easily duplicate it at home. Start with a metal
bucket. Paint it to look like Santa's outfit. When
the paint is dry, glue on store bought feathers
with silver tinsel.
If you don't have enough cookies to completely fill
the bucket, place tissue paper in the bottom first,
then stack your cookies.
click here for more cookie exchange display ideas
Start with a store bought Santa bucket, topped
with feathers. Add a round, black place mat. Add
extra feathers set around the place mat.
Although this bucket was store bought, you can
easily duplicate it at home. Start with a metal
bucket. Paint it to look like Santa's outfit. When
the paint is dry, glue on store bought feathers
with silver tinsel.
If you don't have enough cookies to completely fill
the bucket, place tissue paper in the bottom first,
then stack your cookies.
click here for more cookie exchange display ideas
| Santa Bucket cookie exchange display filled with spritz cookies |
Looking for a great party favor to give
your guests? Start with these ideas:
your guests? Start with these ideas:
 | cookie cutters tied with themed | |
| ribbon (don't forget the gift tag) | ||
| homemade recipe book (get ideas | |
| here) | ||
| themed mugs filled with hot cocoa | |
| mix (get the recipe) |
| How to Host a Cookie Swap |
| Party favors and giveaways |
Hosting a Cookie Exchange Party has
never been easier with our step-by-step
guide.
Get help with planning, themes, invitation
wording, etiquette, rules, displays and
more.
And don't forget to check out our cookie
exchange display photo gallery.
never been easier with our step-by-step
guide.
Get help with planning, themes, invitation
wording, etiquette, rules, displays and
more.
And don't forget to check out our cookie
exchange display photo gallery.
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- Cookie Exchange Planner
- Great Cookie Exchange Recipes
- Cookie Exchange Rules / Instructions
- Party Favors and Prize Ideas
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