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12-28-2016, 07:09 PM

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lots2do

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I know you've had your exchange already but I made Melted Snowmen cookies this year. Definitely labor intensive but really cute. (Could qualify as overly handled but definitely not grungy)...��

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12-30-2016, 03:35 AM

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Yes, we had a nice exchange.. My DH came down with a horrific cold so I had to move our event to a local restaurant. I did not want to expose my 2 friends to his germs. I bought lunch for us and we enjoyed a nice time visiting and exchanging cookies. Each of us pre-wrapped our cookies for each other.

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12-30-2016, 03:39 AM

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Originally Posted by SewExtremeSeams

I love to make baklava in a 13x9 pan, cut it into diamond shapes and place each piece in Christmas cupcake holders. They are considered by some to be labor intensive but I enjoy the process. I can place them in their cupcake holders in a sealed container and freeze them. Tasty.

A good friend of mine who lives 2.5 hours away sent me a small tin of Baklava. About 8 of her friends gather together to make batches of it each DEcember. I never have the time to join in on the fun. It was yummy.

Sandy