Leota

Amish friendship bread has to be kneaded once a week... that could pose a problem if the Secret Box arrives early.

trupeach1

NNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOO, have you ever sent the starter through the mail??????????? Opening a package that had starter explode is not a pretty sight or smell.

Short an Sweet

I think sending a recipe is an awesome idea, I collect recipes and cook books

CajunQuilter2

[quote=Psychomomquilter]why not just a recipe? or is that too cheappie, Just an idea there

I am thinking of Amish friendship bread along with the starter
or something like that[/quote



oooooooooooooo, that would be yummy, have not had one of those in years.

Debra Mc

Please don't send me any. It's like bad relatives that come to stay & never leave. It is really good bread but it keeps making more,& more & more. I finally quit making it & threw the starter away after I had given everybody in 50 mile radius some starter.

PurplePassion

I have a recipe somewhere to make the starter.

magnolia

I agree with Leota and Trupeach1. The starter could explode and needs to be kneaded. Heat may be a factor to think about when sending something. Places such as California are still getting temps above 90 degrees.

tlrnhi

Food can be sent, but I would say the same the rest have said about the starters for the bread. The package could be sitting for weeks and it could be a complete mess when opening time comes.
As to sending overseas...umm....unless it is already packaged by a company, it would be ok. If it is something you made, say like jelly or jam, I would NOT send it.

trupeach1

I got my person. I hope Puddinface, (what silly board names some people have) likes handmade things. I was thinking, potholders, tea cozy, apron????????? I am also thinking you people are crazy if you think that is the persons name and these are pressies she's getting.

Quiltforme

I just knew you would be the first to post you got your name!!! I did too so there!!!