Cookie Ideas & A Cookie Exchange Party Kit {Giveaway}

‘Tis the sea­son for hol­i­day bak­ing with lots of cook­ies and many a cookie exchange party! Do YOU par­tic­i­pate in a cookie exchange party each year? Truth be told, I never have. They sound like SO much fun!!! But, I’ve never been invited to one! :( And, I was going to host one this year–I even have the CUTEST kit to do it with (wait ’til the end), but unfor­tu­nately life has had a way of get­ting in the way of my cookie plans this year! I’m hop­ing that next year is the year! :)
But, whether you have a fun cookie exchange party to par­tic­i­pate in or are just doing some hol­i­day bak­ing for family/friends, here’s a round-up of some fab­u­lous ideas…
Not only do these lit­tle rasp­berry stars from Tidy Mom look adorable, but I’m sure they taste absolutely deli­cious! I LOVE rasp­berry fla­vors, so I think these would be awesome!
I’ve never made crin­kle cook­ies before, but they look so easy & yummy. Make the Best of What’s Around will show you how to make them!
How about the famous oreo-stuffed choco­late chip cook­ies from Picky-Palate?! Rich & deli­cious, I’m sure!
I love almost all things lemon too, so these Slice ‘n Bake Lemon Gems from Taste of Home look amazing!
How about the clas­sic kiss cook­ies? Bak­erella shows off these lit­tle gems, plus a ver­sion with peanut but­ter cups! YUM! And, if you like the peanut but­ter cookie drops, check these out…
These red and white sugar cookie pin­wheels are so fes­tive & pretty! A fun twist on the reg­u­lar sugar cookie for sure!
And, if you’re in need of a good sugar/butter cookie recipe per­fect for dec­o­rat­ing, TidyMom’s got you cov­ered! :)
For bak­ing and cookie exchanges, you could also do “cookie bars” instead. Here are few deli­cious options:
I made these choco­late revel bars last year & they were have been so nice to have in the freezer through­out the hol­i­days! I think I need to make a batch for this year! YUM!
Cran­berry Cin­na­mon Chip Bars from Our Best Bites. Yum! Now, if I could only find cin­na­mon chips in the store!
Mmmm, lemon bars!! Bak­erella doesn’t dis­ap­point once again!
Dou­ble Choco­late Magic Bars from Life as Mom. They look so easy to make & SO yummy!
So many great recipes! And, for that Cookie Exchange Party that I am def­i­nitely going to have some­time, check out this adorable cookie exchange kit! :)
I received the kit from DownEast Basics and it’s absolutely adorable! Each kit con­tains enough for 12, com­plete with invites, recipe cards and cookie id cards! Plus, there are treat bags, com­plete with tags and rib­bon! And, cute stick­ers if you want to have a lit­tle friendly com­pe­ti­tion! :) You can see details, or buy your own right here. It’s a cute & afford­able way to put together a cookie exchange!

GIVEAWAY

DownEast Basics would like send the kit to TWO (2) lucky Mom Endeav­ors’ read­ers also! Fun!

To Enter: 

Just tell me what cookie/treat is your favorite to make this time of the year!

Get extra optional entries (leave a sep­a­rate com­ment for each):

2. Fol­low Mom Endeav­ors on face­book &/or twit­ter (1 entry, even if you do both)
3. Fol­low DownEast Basics on face­book &/or twit­ter (1 entry, even if you do both)
4. Share about this give­away with a link on face­book or tweet the fol­low­ing (copy & paste): “Enter to win a Cookie Exchange Kit from @DownEastBasics via @momendeav­ors! http://bit.ly/uJpQJR”

(up to 4 entries per per­son: if you’re already fol­low­ing, thank you! Just make sure you leave a com­ment & let me know!!)
Give­away will end on Dec. 18th at 11pm MST. Give­away open to US res­i­dents only. One kit per win­ner. Win­ners with a valid entry will be selected at ran­dom using random.org and be noti­fied via email (win­ner will also be posted on this post). They will have 48 hours to claim their prize before a new win­ner is selected. Com­pany is respon­si­ble for ship­ping prize. Given hol­i­day ship­ping, prize can­not be guar­an­teed in time for Christmas.
Dis­clo­sure: I received the kit shown above from Down East Basics. All opin­ions and expe­ri­ences are my own.

Comments

  1. 1
    Carrie McGuinness says:

    I love to make buck­eyes and russ­ian tea­cakes, yum!

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    Carrie McGuinness says:

    I fol­low you on face­book :)

  3. 3

    I love mak­ing sugar cookie cutouts with the kids and dec­o­rat­ing them with icing and col­or­ful sprinkles.

  4. 4

    I fol­low on FB and twit­ter :)

  5. 5

    I fol­low Elmer’s, even though I am not sure that is who you meant to say in this post but I fol­low Down East Basics too so I am cov­ered :)

  6. 7

    I love to make Gin­ger­bread Cookies

  7. 8

    Fol­low Mom Endeav­ors on face­book & twitter

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    Fol­low DownEast Basics on face­book & twitter

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    Sherry Lykins says:

    I love plain sugar cookies

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    jeanh. says:

    i enjoy make sugar cook­ies with my son and grand­son, bon bons, mounds and any thing else i can do! i love this time of year where i can enjoy my fam­ily and friends!

  11. 12

    Hi! Right now my favorite thing to make is cake mix/ coolwhip/ egg cook­ies which are super easy and fast to whip up and look really fes­tive if you use a Red Vel­vet cake mix.

  12. 13

    I am fol­low­ing you now, I am also on Molly’s Home Team and would love to have you visit/follow. I am try­ing to work my way up the list.

  13. 14

    I love mak­ing white choco­late dipped Oreos! I also tweeted about you @straddlinggap

  14. 15
    Ann S. says:

    I love to make reg­u­lar old choco­late chip cook­ies. My hubby’s fav! Thanks!

  15. 16
    Ann S. says:

    I fol­low ME on FB, thank you!!!!

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    Kristi L. says:

    My favorite is my great-grandma’s sugar cookie. My chil­dren love cut­ting them out and dec­o­rat­ing them and they taste so yummy!

  17. 18
    Kristi L. says:

    I fol­low Mom Endeav­ors on twit­ter. @klundine

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    Kristi L. says:

    I fol­low DownEast­Ba­sics on twit­ter also. @klundine

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    Kristi L. says:
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    susitravl says:

    I like to Make 1, 2, 3’s.

    1 bag but­ter­scotch chips
    2 T. Peanut But­ter
    3 c. coarsely crushed corn flakes

    Melt but­ter­scotch chips and peanut but­ter. Stir in corn flakes. Drop by spoon­fuls on parch­ment or wax paper. Chill till firm.

  21. 22
    susitravl says:

    Like you on FB.

  22. 23
    Wehaf says:

    I love to make and eat gin­ger snaps.

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