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How to Wrap and Ship Christmas Cookies So They Look Good and Arrive Unbroken

By: Sam Henderson

Everybody loves receiving a box of homemade treats. Packing them up in a manner that is pretty and still ensures that the components arrive in one piece is the key to a successful gift. Adding a few simple touches will elevate your baked goods box from humdrum to something that won’t soon be forgotten.

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Line the Interior

For a wow factor, spray your box with spray adhesive and line the inside with wrapping paper or decorative craft paper. Cut a piece of bubble wrap for the bottom and cover it with packing material such as raffia or shredded paper.

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Line the Interior

For a wow factor, spray your box with spray adhesive and line the inside with wrapping paper or decorative craft paper. Cut a piece of bubble wrap for the bottom and cover it with packing material such as raffia or shredded paper.

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Space Planning

Place tall items first to ensure that they will fit. Place sturdier cookies on the bottom layer to avoid breaking.

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Separate to Avoid Stickiness

Layer cut pieces of parchment paper between cookies with filling or delicate toppings. Then place them in a cellophane bag and seal.

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