A Christmas Cookie Exchange is a fantastic way to gather with friends and family while eating delicious cookies of all different varieties. The idea of a Cookie Exchange, or Cookie Swap is that every guest brings a certain number of cookies that they baked to share with other guests at the party.
Our Cookie Exchange is this weekend – and I have yet to decide which cookies I will be baking. For this year, we asked each guest to bring 4 dozen of their favorite homemade cookies. We will be having about 20 people over. We bought a bunch of tins last year (after Christmas sale!) and each guest will get a cookie cutter with a “Thank You” tag.
We are planning on doing some games – guessing games, trivia etc. So I stopped at HomeGoods and Target for some fun baking/drinking prizes.
I’ll have more to report on the Cookie Swap next week, I created a bunch of printables to make the party planning process easier. The digitial kit is for sale on Etsy (link below) for $4. It has: an invitation template, recipe cards, thank you tags, cookie trivia (and answer key), cookie name cards, and a cookie ballot for voting which cookies win various categories.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/579042547/cookie-swap-party-kit-cookie-exchange?ref=shop_home_active_1
Have YOU hosted a Cookie Exchange before? Tell me about it below!
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Love your print outs. We are going to a cookie baking party Sunday. Looking forward to it!