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A cookie exchange invite is an invitation to a gathering where participants bring a large batch of cookies to exchange with others. It's a fun way to try different types of cookies and stock up on holiday treats.
To host a cookie exchange, you will need to send out invitations to your guests and ask them to RSVP with the type of cookie they will be bringing. On the day of the exchange, set up a table for the cookies and provide containers for guests to take home their treats. You may also want to have refreshments and activities for your guests to enjoy.
Typically, participants are asked to bring one dozen cookies for each guest attending the exchange. This ensures that everyone will have a variety of cookies to take home.
You can bring any type of cookie to a cookie exchange, but it's best to avoid cookies with delicate icing or fillings that may not transport well. Classic holiday cookies such as gingerbread, sugar cookies, and snickerdoodles are always a hit. You can also get creative and try new recipes!
It is recommended to bring homemade cookies to a cookie exchange, as it adds a personal touch and allows for a wider variety of cookies. However, if you are short on time, you can bring store-bought cookies as long as they are not pre-packaged and have been arranged on a platter or in a festive container.