Dozens of cookies
By Joanie
@Freelanzer (10743)
Canada
December 23, 2015 9:53pm CST
Today was baking day for cookies. I cut out and baked several batches of sugar cookies and gingerbread cookies. Cutters in hand I punched out snowflakes, angels, santa, sleigh and reindeer. Tomorrow I will decorate them and hopefully I can get some help. I enjoy making and decorating cookies at Christmas time. It is a tradition my family hold dear. What are some of the goodies you bake each Christmas?
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@andriaperry (117133)
• Anniston, Alabama
24 Dec 15
I am thinking about quitting because I am old and tired but I make thousands of cookies, cupcakes and brownies. Not for me but for everyone else, the elderly for the most part.
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@bharat_redgage (28)
• Delhi, India
24 Dec 15
It's very nice of you to make cookies and cup cakes for the elderly people.
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@andriaperry (117133)
• Anniston, Alabama
24 Dec 15
@bharat_redgage The old people often get looked over this time of the year.
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
24 Dec 15
Most of mine go as gifts so I don't eat it but yes it is quite an underrtaking.
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@scheng1 (24649)
• Singapore
24 Dec 15
Over here, I do not know of anyone who bakes cookies.
I think those who stay home and bake cookies can make a lot of money during the festive season.
Most of us tend to buy the store-made ones, or if we can find someone who bakes at home, then we can get from them.
Personally my circle of friends and acquaintances do not bake or cook.
They are as lazy as me, and only good at eating.
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
24 Dec 15
I was baking and cooking since I was a child so it is part of me and part of tradition. Our friends and family like to receive home made things during the holidays
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@Marilynda1225 (83062)
• United States
30 Dec 15
All of my Christmas cookies are gone but they were a hit. I made chocolate chips, oatmeal raisin, sugar and thumbprints.
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
24 Dec 15
Which gives you more time to enjoy the holidays
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
31 Dec 15
It is a really nice way to bond with the family
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@bharat_redgage (28)
• Delhi, India
24 Dec 15
I don't know how to bake cake and cookies, and sadly there is no one in the family who know this. We prefer buying cakes and cookies from the market as we don't consume them a lot ( only at the time of Birthdays and parties) and my family members think that it is just a kind of headache to make your own cake when you can buy it from the market ( just a lame excuse for not learning something new ).
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
24 Dec 15
Yes it is much easier buying cookies. I do like to make them for the holidays and then give them as gifts
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
26 Dec 15
It's fun, isn't it? Now I just have to hope they are all eaten quickly.
@jillybean1222 (6407)
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27 Dec 15
we always do sugar cookies; pretzel/rolo/pecan candies; and now i've added pistachio fudge. we made some other cookies this year, but they weren't great.
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
27 Dec 15
Care to share those recipes? I would like to try the pretzel/rolo/pecan
@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
26 Dec 15
since my big brother is here (the 3 left this afternoon, back to the capital city to attend the cremation rites of our departed cousin), he almost always buys food from the restaurants and ten we eat here at home, or he treats us out.
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
26 Dec 15
It is nice when you don't have to do a lot of cooking and baking and can spend that time doing other things
