Cookie Mix In A Jar Recipes

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Aurilla's Anise Biscuit Mix Cookies Ready Time: "My maternal Grandma created this cookie for the holidays. The taste and smell of this cookie will always remind me of Christmas!"

Basic Cookie Mix Ready Time: 15 Min "This basic cookie mix can be used to make 9 different cookies."

Brownie Mix Ready Time: 20 Min "A delicious and moist brownie mix in a jar. These make the perfect gift for any occasion."

Brownie Mix in a Jar III Ready Time: 30 Min "Butterscotch Brownie mix in a jar with tag attached with directions on how to prepare the mix. These make wonderful gifts to give any time of year and also for wedding favors, hostess gifts, baby showers or take to a cookie exchange and make sure to bake some up so people know what they taste like to. Store in a cool dry place away from a heat source so condensation and clumping does not occur. Enjoy!"

Brownies In A Jar Ready Time: "Dry ingredients for brownies are layered in a one quart jar and given as a gift, along with baking directions."

Butterscotch Brownies in a Jar Ready Time: 20 Min "A unique mix that's fun to give and receive!"

Candy Coated Chocolates Gift Jar Cookie Mix Ready Time: 35 Min "This cookie jar makes a colorful homemade gift for any occasion. You can use regular sized candies instead of the mini's if you like."

Candy-Coated Chocolates Cookie Mix In A Jar Ready Time: "Sweet and tantalizing candy-coated chocolates cookies. Place the mix in a jar to give as a gift. Include a tag with the baking directions."

Chippy Chocolate Cookie Mix Ready Time: 30 Min "'I've had this simple recipe for a long time and go the idea of layering the mix after seeing similar gift mixes in stores,' says Francine Wingate of New Smyrna Beach, Florida. 'I have yet to meet the person who doesn't rave over the cookies. I sometimes use M&M's in place of the peanut butter chips.'"

Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix Ready Time: 20 Min "'This mix comes in handy when you need to bake a batch of cookies in a hurry,' notes Patti Wolfe Bailey of Chanute, Kansas. Add two ingredients, and soon you'll be serving warm-from-the-oven cookies as an after-school snack or for drop-in company."