@ktsummer

Daycare wants us to bake xmas cookies for the troops. any ideas for a cookie that will still taste good when it gets to afghanistan?

10:46AM Tue, December 13 2011

@islandiva147

biscotti holds up very well.

10:48AM Tue, December 13 2011

@lady_funk Seattle suburbs

It's more the packaging than the food. Freezer ziplock bags w/ the air sucked out. I've sent everything, even pies, with success!

10:53AM Tue, December 13 2011

@JenWP

Biscotti maybe

10:54AM Tue, December 13 2011

@kurlykew Ontario Canada

maybe ginger snaps? something kind of crunchy?

10:54AM Tue, December 13 2011

@Mleonard0128

would health?

10:57AM Tue, December 13 2011

@DdubsbadPauli Pottstown

oatmeal raisin ...it u do chocolate chips it may end up messy...oatmeal raisin tend to gold up longer and better.

11:00AM Tue, December 13 2011

@Woth2982

if you put chocolate chip cookies in a zip lock bag with a piece of bread they will stay soft and fresh!

11:03AM Tue, December 13 2011

@LSUFan74

@ktsummer wow! I learned something new today.

11:09AM Tue, December 13 2011

@Woth2982

@ktsummer not sure how it work but the bread turns hard as a rock & the cookies stay soft! I usually use the butt piece no 1 eats

11:10AM Tue, December 13 2011

@ktsummer

thank you!

11:23AM Tue, December 13 2011

@torontotwineh Toronto

put a piece of bread in the container. As long as its sealed good the bread will soak up any moisture.

11:25AM Tue, December 13 2011

@rhensley10 Cintucky

I think u should do any cookies but use that machine that takes the air out and makes it air tight. U know?

11:25AM Tue, December 13 2011

@YoJoe_ItsMo

u might try squares instead of cookies. u can pack them more tightly in the container so they won't get jostled around as much.

11:29AM Tue, December 13 2011

@MegGriffin13 Glen Ellyn, IL

whatever you make if you put a piece of bread in the package it will help keep them soft

11:35AM Tue, December 13 2011

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Daycare wants us to bake xmas cookies for the troops. any ideas for a cookie that will still taste good when it gets to afghanistan?

biscotti holds up very well.

It's more the packaging than the food. Freezer ziplock bags w/ the air sucked out. I've sent everything, even pies, with success!

Biscotti maybe

maybe ginger snaps? something kind of crunchy?

would health?

oatmeal raisin ...it u do chocolate chips it may end up messy...oatmeal raisin tend to gold up longer and better.

if you put chocolate chip cookies in a zip lock bag with a piece of bread they will stay soft and fresh!

@ktsummer wow! I learned something new today.

@ktsummer not sure how it work but the bread turns hard as a rock & the cookies stay soft! I usually use the butt piece no 1 eats

thank you!

put a piece of bread in the container. As long as its sealed good the bread will soak up any moisture.

I think u should do any cookies but use that machine that takes the air out and makes it air tight. U know?

u might try squares instead of cookies. u can pack them more tightly in the container so they won't get jostled around as much.

whatever you make if you put a piece of bread in the package it will help keep them soft

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Daycare wants us to bake xmas cookies for the troops. any ideas for a cookie that will still taste good when it gets to afghanistan?

biscotti holds up very well.

It's more the packaging than the food. Freezer ziplock bags w/ the air sucked out. I've sent everything, even pies, with success!

Biscotti maybe

maybe ginger snaps? something kind of crunchy?

would health?

oatmeal raisin ...it u do chocolate chips it may end up messy...oatmeal raisin tend to gold up longer and better.

if you put chocolate chip cookies in a zip lock bag with a piece of bread they will stay soft and fresh!

@ktsummer wow! I learned something new today.

@ktsummer not sure how it work but the bread turns hard as a rock & the cookies stay soft! I usually use the butt piece no 1 eats

thank you!

put a piece of bread in the container. As long as its sealed good the bread will soak up any moisture.

I think u should do any cookies but use that machine that takes the air out and makes it air tight. U know?

u might try squares instead of cookies. u can pack them more tightly in the container so they won't get jostled around as much.

whatever you make if you put a piece of bread in the package it will help keep them soft

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