julesong 2 years, 1 month ago said: ISO favorites that "travel well" My husband spends days during the holiday season (he started this last weekend, already!) making many, MANY batches of his favorite cookies that travel well which he then puts in tins and mails out to friends and family all over the country. :)
He's already got his selections for this year, but I'm always on the lookout for those that we might use in the future...
notyourmomma 2 years ago said: RE: ISO favorites that "travel well" I like bar cookies for travel, far less fragile and less likely to shatter in transit. I avoid chocolate and the melting point issues. Of course, a good rum ball is compact, preserved in it's own particular way and can be delicious. Look for variations on a theme. I like to crinkle wax paper between layers to cushion the more delicate cookie. And I ship priority.
sola 2 years ago said: Travel well Linzer bars do well,and keep flavors stay nice too.
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julesong 2 years, 1 month ago said:
ISO favorites that "travel well"
My husband spends days during the holiday season (he started this last weekend, already!) making many, MANY batches of his favorite cookies that travel well which he then puts in tins and mails out to friends and family all over the country. :)
He's already got his selections for this year, but I'm always on the lookout for those that we might use in the future...
notyourmomma 2 years ago said:
RE: ISO favorites that "travel well"
I like bar cookies for travel, far less fragile and less likely to shatter in transit. I avoid chocolate and the melting point issues. Of course, a good rum ball is compact, preserved in it's own particular way and can be delicious. Look for variations on a theme. I like to crinkle wax paper between layers to cushion the more delicate cookie. And I ship priority.
sola 2 years ago said:
Travel well
Linzer bars do well,and keep flavors stay nice too.