Mailing cookies

Sending a homemade treat across the miles? My tips for shipping cookies will ensure that your home-baked confections arrive as beautiful as when they left your kitchen (and not as a box of crumbs!).

These are the best cookies to ship, whether you're sending them just a few streets over or straight across the country.

Thinking of sharing the bounty from your holiday cookie baking marathons with friends far and wide? Make sure those tasty cookies of yours arrive with nary a crumb out of place. Here are some tips for packing up your cookies and sharing the sugary joy. • Choose Your Cookies with Care: The best cookies to ship are those that are fairly firm and sturdy, like crinkle cookies, thumbprint cookies, gingerbread, Mexican wedding cookies, and sugar cookies.

I’ve been shipping homemade, edible gifts for nearly two decades, and I’ve learned a lot. I know that none of us wants to bake, decorate, and ship cookies just to have a box of stale crumbs arrive on the other end. So that’s where this guide to shipping cookies comes in. To help you get it right this year (and for years to come), I’ve compiled all I’ve learned about shipping cookies. I even mailed 12 dozen cookies across the country to put my own advice to the test.

This tutorial and video will show you my secret trick on how to ship cookies like a pro. It will protect your cookies and save you money!

Tips and tricks for packaging, boxing, shipping cookies based on 20+ years of experience.

Epic list of 45 easy cookie recipes that ship well, and are perfect for a cookie care package by mail. Find your favorite cookie & send tasty homemade love!

From sugar cookies to shortbread, these are best cookies to bake, with top tips for packing and mailing them.

Send a special someone a sweet, homemade treat. These cookies, bars and candies are perfect for shipping in the mail.

I love baking cookies and make a variety of them each holiday. But when I’m mailing them, I know I can’t send something fragile. I pick delicious cookies that can withstand a little jostling and maintain their freshness until they reach their destination. Here are the cookies I'm baking this year that will survive the journey.