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Give a Little, Get a Little

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The Art of the Cookie

By Shelly Kaldunski

Published 2011

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HOSTING A COOKIE EXCHANGE An exciting way to share, and maybe even show off, your eye-catching creations is through a cookie exchange party. Guests bring their favorite homemade cookies to display and exchange, and each person at the party goes home with samples and recipes. Cookie exchanges are a winter holiday party classic, and they also make enjoyable activities for other occasions such as birthdays, brunches, and showers.

A cookie exchange party has all of the makings and charm of a potluck— and is as easy to host. Two to three weeks before the date of your get-together, send invitations or an e-mail with the basic information: time, place, and an RSVP request. Since a cookie exchange might be new for some guests, briefly explain in the invitation that each guest should bring one to two dozen cookies to sample and exchange, along with enough copies of the recipe to share.

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