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Looking for Favorite Holiday Cookie Recipes for Christmas Gifts – Share Your Best!
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dynamis777
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I used to make the spiced or candied pecans in this recipe every year and everyone always looked forward to them. They were definitely a hit. They are so easy to make too, but the nuts can get a bit pricey.
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Spiced Pecans
Spiced pecans are great to serve at parties, give as gifts or use as a salad topping, with their delightful combo of cinnamon, salt and sugar.
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johnsmithy111
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Hand dipped chocholate pretzels
dynamis777
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There used to be a recipe for caramel corn on the back of the Better Made brand Corn Pops. It is so good. Because it uses the Corn Pops there are no hulls or hard pieces in there. So yummy and another food gift I used to give out a lot that everyone seemed to really like.
stephieangel
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@dynamis777. Do you have the recipe? We have Corn Pops here but not that brand.
dynamis777
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I don't. I found it online in the past, but can't locate it on their website. I usually just follow the recipe printed on the bag. I found some online that I'm guessing are similar.
maximilianosss
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Snowball cookies
️ Oreos or melting snowman on a sugar cookie are always a hit with my family. Saltine Caramel Chocolate Candy Bark is a win too!
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print cookies...Chex mix
Honey-nut Chex mix
Lemon Poppyseed crisps - recipe on pkg of Martha White muffin mix
1-2-3 Peanut Butter cookies
1 egg
1 c sugar
Mix together, then
Add in peanut butter of your choice.
Roll into 1" balls, place on cookie sheet.
Dip fork into granulated sugar and press into cookie.
*Bake about 10 minutes at 350°
OR
Roll into balls, place on cookie sheet and push an unwrapped kiss into each ball, slightly flattening.
*Bake as above.
*time is approx, I would check at 7-8 minutes.
Honey-nut Chex mix
Lemon Poppyseed crisps - recipe on pkg of Martha White muffin mix
1-2-3 Peanut Butter cookies
1 egg
1 c sugar
Mix together, then
Add in peanut butter of your choice.
Roll into 1" balls, place on cookie sheet.
Dip fork into granulated sugar and press into cookie.
*Bake about 10 minutes at 350°
OR
Roll into balls, place on cookie sheet and push an unwrapped kiss into each ball, slightly flattening.
*Bake as above.
*time is approx, I would check at 7-8 minutes.
foundsomefunnies
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Don’t forget sugar and butter costs. I was floored when I bought sugar this week 
if you have something you garden or a fruit tree you might consider incorporating that. As for cheapest dessert recipe, I have a really good banana bread or pumpkin bread recipe. My step would bake them in tin cans or a mini loaf and have lots to hand out. I love snickerdoodles because they don’t require extra ingredients like chocolate or nuts. I’ll respond to my comment with recipes once I find them in my binder.
if you have something you garden or a fruit tree you might consider incorporating that. As for cheapest dessert recipe, I have a really good banana bread or pumpkin bread recipe. My step would bake them in tin cans or a mini loaf and have lots to hand out. I love snickerdoodles because they don’t require extra ingredients like chocolate or nuts. I’ll respond to my comment with recipes once I find them in my binder.@foundsomefunnies I agree, a baked good gift is wonderful, but depending on how many you plan on giving it could be costly!!
@foundsomefunnies I was afraid of flour, sugar and butter going up in price so I bought extra during the summer.
onlythebest
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@foundsomefunnies I was going to say the same thing. I make cookies every year (about 50-70 dozen). Last year it was so expensive I cut it by at least half