How to Pack Cookies, Brownies and Bars for Shipping
62How to Pack Goodies for Shipping
What You Will Need:
Strong cardboard box Plastic or metal containers Plastic wrap, waxed paper or aluminum foil
Instructions:
BEST CHOICES FOR MAILING: Drop cookies, chewy or fudgy brownies, unfrosted crispy or chewy bars and firm cut-out cookies
POOR CHOICES TO MAIL: Cookies or bars with soft frosting, cake-like brownies, soft cookies or bars and anything that might melt or spoil in warm weather.
HOW TO PACK: Line plastic or metal containers with aluminum foil, plastic wrap or waxed paper. Wrap more tender cookies individually or back-to-back in plastic wrap. Pack everything snugly. Cushion cookies with crumpled waxed paper.
HOW TO SHIP: Pack each container of brownies, bars and cookies in a strong box. Place crumpled newspaper or waxed paper around container(s) to prevent shifting. Be careful when labeling box.
I would tell the person you are sending them to that they will be receiving cookies so they can be sure to bring them inside as soon as they arrive.
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Martha McKinnon says:
13 months ago
Great timely advice for cookie bakers! I read another interesting suggestion for packing - use airpopped popped popping corn as box filler, instead of styrofoam peanuts or crumbled newspaper.