Can You Host a Successful Cookie Party? Tips and Ideas Inside!

[staceychef2005]

I need help on doing a cookie party. I need ideals on do you play games, If so what kind, Can do you a raffle for the host or prizes. I never did a cookie party before. Please help

 

[jenniferknapp]

I think you came to the right place!! .....is this a party a cookie exchange? Or are you making multiple kinds of cookies yourself?

 

[staceychef2005]

we are doing a cookie party. Where the guest buy there kits (they are getting a stone, the stone rack, cookie press, spautla) everything is $80.00 that is with tax. the host told me she would pay shipping if we put it all on one order. I told her no problem. We are going to make cookies daugh and put it in the press and make cookies we are doing it from 12-5. then i am doing a kitchen show and showing the new season items and then play games or something else (host will like to pick) then if there is any order add them up and give out totals get money then go home.

 

[renee.see]

It could be just me...but that seems like a long time...

 

[jenniferknapp]

That is quite a bit of time. Are they ordering their kits before hand and using them at the show? Or, are you just demo'ing one batch in front of them??

 

[bbauman07]

I would make the cookie press class the kitchen show talk about the new products while you are making them. Demo/teach them how to make a few kinds of cookies. Let your host pick out a few games if she would like to.

There is lots of great info on the cookie press and recipe just do a search.

There is a game book posted in the files section if you need game ideas?

HTH

 

[smarteez2]

Here is all the info I have on a cookie showI have gathered it from here and there. Hope you can use some of it. I know the outline is from Nancy Jo Ryan. I am sure you could play with some of the stuff to suit your needs. HTH

 

[chefmelody]

How did you get people for this? Did they pay the host beforehand? It sounds like a neat idea, but I'd be afraid I'd be stuck with extra "cookie kits."