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Today's homemade edible gift suggestion comes to us from Marie of Make and Takes. Instead of baking of a batch of cookies to give to a friend, co-worker or family member, she suggests that you make up a batch of your favorite cookie dough, roll it into a log, wrap it well and present it to them. Sounds like a great gift to me, because while there are always a host of treats and temptations around during December, sometimes you want a little taste of Christmas or Hanukkah when the harsh, frigid days of January have settled in. This way, the recipient can stash their cookie dough away for a day when they really need a sweet pick-me-up.
If you want to further jazz up the gift, and you've made a batch of dough that could be rolled out, you could attach a cute cutter or a jar of colored sprinkles to the log. These would also make great gifts for friends who are expecting a baby.
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12-09-2008 @3:22PM RobynT said... Sounds awesome! I did something like this--but with all the dry ingredients and a set of simple instructions to add butter, etc. Works better for mailed presents.
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12-09-2008 @5:30PM Cheryl said... That's awesome! I always get too many sweets for Christmas and would really love to get something I could enjoy later.
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12-10-2008 @7:17AM Henry Lumbard said... Can I just say I look forward to these posts everyday!
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