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Christmas Cookie Exchange Tips and Recipes

October 1, 2008

Cookie Swap PartyI love cookies so when I heard about Cookie Swaps, I was in HEAVEN! There are many ways you can do your party. I set the date and just asked all my guest to bring a big batch of their favorite cookies. Try to see what kind they are making so you don't end up with all one kind.

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When the guests arrived, we placed the cookies on a table and everyone was able to get what ever they wanted. I also made a few other finger foods that were not sweet so we didn't all have a sugar overload, lol.

We played a few games that were fun. I broke the girls up into pairs and they had one minute to write down all the words they could think of that started with a certain letter that the host chose (such as the letter D). Then after 1 minute, they have to make up a story using all the words they came up with!

I also had the guest bring a cheap $1-5 dollar wrapped present and played a gift exchange game which, with the right crowd, can be dangerous (lol) and REALLY fun! At the end of the night, I gave everyone a bag to place whatever cookies that were left over in. We had lots of fun!

This year, I am already planning. I found some cute jars at a thrift store and I am going to fill it up with candy so they can guess how many there are (closest guess gets the jar). I'm going to ask that all guest wear the UGLIEST sweater they can possibly find (I can't wait for this). I will give a gift to the one with the ugliest sweater also, and of course a prize will go to the best cookie. That reminds me, tell your guests to bring the recipe with them because if it is a good cookie, you know that someone will want it!
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Also, while I was at the thrift store, I noticed they had a huge pile of Christmas tins that were 25-50 cents. They would be PERFECT for guests to take home their cookies in. Just make sure to clean them all out!

My party was a ladies only. It is so nice to kick the men and kids out and have a night for the ladies! Please feel free to tell me how you do your cookie swap parties I would LOVE to know and if you have anymore fun game ideas!

Also, it probably wouldn't hurt to have a gallon of milk nearby!

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November 10, 2004

Want to have a large variety of cookies to give away for gifts for Christmas yet only have to make one batch of one kind of cookie?

 
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