Christmas is rapidly approaching, but there is still a day or so left to get a package in the mail to your friends and family (although you may have to second-day air it). If you've made a batch of cookies or fudge to send to a loved one and you haven't gotten it in the mail yet because you are uncertain how best to send it, then Nicole over at Baking Bites has some good tips for you. She has put together a list of advice about how to ship, what foods work best shipped and some recommendations on how to pack your goodies so that they arrive at their location still tasting good and in one piece. So check out her info and get your treats into the mail! Your family and friends will thank you for it!
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