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ho ho ho, i bring you cookie dough to go.
BAM. rhyming skillzzzzzz.
you know how sometimes i like to start my posts off by rhyming? well, it's really dumb. but for some reason, i can't stop.
moving on. here is a fun and easy gift giving option for those of you who would love to not spend a ton of money but also give a gift that keeps on giving. as in...a muffin top. who doesn't want/need a muffin top around the holidays? it's so festive. or something.

cookie dough to go!
so just make your dough. here are my go-to recipes.
oatmeal chocolate chip cookies
double chocolate chip cookies (double this one to bake it into 4 packages)
don't use margarine. please. don't profane the cookies.
just divide up your dough.

then put a glob of dough onto some plastic wrap. i'm sorry i had to use that term, but it just looks a little weird.

so wrap this well and then roll it in some parchment paper. i secured the paper down with scotch tape.
tie the ends with bakers twine or ribbon.

make a cute label

or you can just use my design HERE. i took my name off it, don't you worry. print away!
i forgot to write on the instructions to slice into 8 cookies. those will be large...but again, we're giving the gift of a muffin top and this will take large portions. it will make 12 normal sized cookies...but then you would need to bake them for 10 minutes instead.
SUCH a great idea! Sweet, from the heart, and doesn't cost a lot. Thanks!
ReplyDeletetotally cheap. probably under a buck a gift?
DeleteLove it! I've been racking my brain for any easy 'neighbor' gift that doesn't require me baking for 100 days! Thanks for the idea!!!
ReplyDeleteseriously, spare your oven and possibly burning the cookies.
Deletebest idea.
ReplyDeleteyou're the best idea ever.
Deleteawesome! I believe I'll be using this idea :) I'm all about the handmade gifts.
ReplyDeleteme too! and i love receiving homemade gifts. :)
Deletehooray!
ReplyDeletei love me a good handmade gift idea...
totally using this.
thanks, lady.
you.are.welcome! it's my favorite gift to give.
DeleteYou are the bomb.com. I remember this post from last year, but I had our gifts done already. Guess who's baking cookies this year?!?
ReplyDeletewoo woo!
Deletewhat would you do if i put crisco in these cookies?
ReplyDeletei would actually die.
DeleteI'm pretty sure the crisco cookie-eaters would die too. Like, literally. That stuff is nast!
Deletefor reals. it's plastic in your veins.
DeleteSorry if I missed it--how long does the dough last, refrigerated?
ReplyDeletelike a week. i would say make them and get them out the next day if possible. if you freeze them, they will last up to a month or a little more.
Deletelove the idea!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI've made both of those recipes in the past month, my husband has been one happy man. SO...thank you!
ReplyDeleteand 10 lbs heavier? :) ha
DeleteIt hasn't caught up with him just yet, but if I made cookies every time he asked for them we'd be in deep trouble!
Deletethis will come in due time!
Deletebaking cookies really isn't my thing but this i could totally get on board with - what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteand then you're not responsible for burning them! :)
DeleteThis is such a GREAT idea! I love it!
ReplyDeletethanks! we love cookies around here so it seemed pretty natural to give these as a gift to our friends and neighbors. :)
Deletesuch a cute idea. this would be great anytime. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! I think my neighbors will be getting this for Christmas...
ReplyDeleteThanks for this... I just realized I had to do teacher gifts this year (still getting used to having a preschooler) and was kind of in a panic as to what to give to the teacher and all the helpers... Bam! Problem solved! You're the best!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Your cookie label is so cute! Can you tell me how you made it so I can make one for my cookie recipes?
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