Esther O Design

No, this is not a typo (nor trick photography) These adorable cookie fries can be an entertaining “Motzai Shabbos activity” for the children, and of course satisfy your craving for fries and cookies…. Sorry, spicy fries not available

Growing up, one of the highlights of my Purim was watching my Uncle Shmuel N. knock down the Haman (and sons) cookies at the end of the day. Every Rosh Chodesh Adar, my aunt Shoshana baked the cookies and hung them from her chandelier, where they dangled until they met their “demise” during al
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Whether you use this idea as a centerpiece or hang the cookies from your chandelier, they will definitely create memories that will “hang around” for a while! Bake cookies and decorate them on any level - with chocolate chips, sprinkles, royal icing, fondant, and everything in between!

Fun to give and fun to get, these cheerful and colorful cookie lollipops will bring smiles and sweetness (without sticking to teeth!)

 It may take a couple of tries to learn this  technique, but once you master it you’ll get a thrill as you roll each cookie and see the swirl you create. (You can practice with play dough!)

You know you’re barking up the right tree when it’s a mosaic of chocolate. A fun treat to make and eat with its layers of texture and flavor

Dip and re-dip your cookies in assorted colors to create your own original and eye catching patterns.

What you see is what you get with this mouthwatering classy cookie box.

If you dabble in graphics, the cookie box labels can be designed with pictures of the actual cookies.

Now you can “Play your game and eat it too!”

Everyone will enjoy baking, playing and eating everyone’s “old time” favorite game.