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  As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. Delighting friends, family, and colleagues with homemade Christmas cookies is a cherished holiday tradition. However, the presentation of these sweet treats can elevate the gifting experience to a whole new level. In this article, we explore festive ways to package and gift Christmas cookies, from creative packaging ideas to personalized touches that make each cookie gift extra special. Whether you're looking for DIY wrapping techniques, unique containers, or eco-friendly options, we've got you covered with tips and inspiration to ensure your cookie gifts are both stylish and memorable this holiday season. Festive Cookie Boxes and Tins Packaging your cookies in decorative boxes or tins adds charm and keeps them fresh. Look for designs that scream holiday cheer, from classic patterns to modern illustrations. Mason Jars and Glass Containers For a more rustic or elegant touch, consider layering your cookies in clear maso...

Here’s a fun, budget-friendly Christmas craft idea using items you can easily find at the dollar store or lying around your house like I do: DIY Snowy Mason Jar Lanterns . These are festive, simple to make, and bring a cozy glow to your holiday decor. Make more than one to make a statement vignette.  DIY Snowy Mason Jar Lanterns Materials: • Glass jars (mason jars or any similar glass jars) • Epsom salt or coarse white glitter (for the “snow” effect) • Mod Podge or white glue • Small sponge brush or paintbrush • Battery-operated tea lights or small LED string lights • Twine or ribbon (for a rustic finish) • Mini pinecones, sprigs of artificial greenery, or small holiday ornaments • Hot glue gun (optional, depending on if you want to add extra decorations) Instructions: 1. Prepare the Jar : Before starting, make sure the jar is clean and dry. Remove any labels if necessary. 2. Apply Glue : Use a sponge brush to coat the outsid...

  Ah, Thanksgiving - the one day a year when we're encouraged to eat copious amounts of food without judgment. It's like a free pass to stuff our faces with turkey, potatoes, and pie until we can't move. But beyond the gluttony lies a deeper significance - it's a time to reflect on all the things we're grateful for (in between bites of stuffing, of course).  If you need some last-minute recipes, check out some of the past posts. So as you gather around the table with loved ones, don't forget to give thanks for the ridiculous abundance of food, the joyous chaos of family gatherings, and the inevitable post-feast food coma. Here's to a day filled with laughter, love, and leftovers galore - Happy Thanksgiving! Keep it sassy, Cathy, Rhonda & Kelly ***************************************************************************** Make sure to grab a copy of Mama Sassy's iconic bread recipe. It's FREE! Click here for the recipe *****************************...

Thanksgiving dessert recipes are like the cherry on top of an already delicious meal. From classic pumpkin pie to inventive twists on traditional favorites, there is a dessert out there to satisfy every sweet tooth at your holiday table. Whether you're a baking pro or a novice in the kitchen, whipping up a show-stopping dessert for Thanksgiving can be both fun and rewarding. Get creative with ingredients like cranberries, pecans, and cinnamon to add an autumnal flair to your sweets spread. And don't forget about homemade whipped cream or a scoop of vanilla ice cream to take your desserts from "yum" to "OMG". So round up those recipe cards, put on your apron, and get ready to wow your guests with some seriously tasty treats that will have them giving thanks for dessert all year long. Traditional Pumpkin Pie Traditional Pumpkin Pie by Sassy Silver Sisters Caramel Pecan Cheesecake Bars Caramel Pecan Cheesecake Bars by Sassy Silver Sisters Pump...

Who says Thanksgiving sides have to be heavy and calorie-laden? Forget the canned cranberry sauce and marshmallow-topped sweet potatoes – it’s time to class up your holiday table with some healthy alternatives. Swap out buttery mashed potatoes for a creamy cauliflower mash, or try roasted Brussels sprouts with balsamic glaze instead of green bean casserole. And don’t forget about the stuffing - opt for a quinoa and wild rice blend with dried fruit and nuts for a nutritious twist on this classic dish. With these fresh takes on traditional favorites, your guests will return for seconds without feeling like they need an extra belt notch. Cheers to a deliciously guilt-free feast! Roasted Vegetables with Herbs Instead of the usual green bean casserole or overly creamy vegetable dishes, try a medley of seasonal roasted vegetables. Choose a variety of colorful veggies such as Brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes, carrots, and butternut squash. Toss them in olive oil, sprinkle with your favorite h...