CHRISTMAS COOKIES AND BARS MADE WITH YOUR FAVORITE BRAND NAME INGREDIENTS

Christmas is cookie baking time!  Baking Christmas cookies is a fun and inexpensive way to spread holiday cheer.  Your family, friends and co-workers will appreciate the thoughtfulness of a small gift of homemade cookies from your kitchen.  What better way to show that you care!

Homemade cookies are superior to bakery or store-bought cookies in every way.  They just plain taste better.  Busy, overworked and stressed people will appreciate your gift.  Make Christmas cookie baking a tradition at your house starting this year!

We offer you some of your favorite brand name cookie recipes from the past from old cookbooks published by the food manufacturers.

Chewy Chocolate Cookies (Hershey's)
Chewy Mocha Kisses (Maxwell House)
Chinese Almond Cakes (Pillsbury)
Chocolate Scotcheroos (Kellogg's)
Chocolate Truffle Cookies (Pillsbury)
Chocolate Walnut Biscotti (Bakers, Diamond)
Easy Raisin Walnut Biscotti (Sun-Maid, Diamond)
Fudgy Brownies (Diabetic) (Equal)
Great Aunt-Ruth's Gingersnaps (Brer Rabbit)
Hershey's Great American Chocolate Chip Cookies (Hershey's)
Holiday Oatmeal Raisin Cookies (Sun-Maid, Diamond)
Holiday Wreaths (Kellogg's)
Lemon Squares (Diabetic) (Equal)
Nutty-Noodly Clusters (La Choy)
No-Bake Walnut Balls (La Choy)
Oatmeal Carmelitas (Pillsbury)
Pecan Tassies (Kraft Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese)
"Philly" Apricot Cookies (Kraft Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese)
Scotch Bars (Calumet, Baker's)
Scotch Shortbread (Pillsbury)
Scrumptious Caramel Squares (Bisquick)
Snickerdoodles (Pillsbury)
Snickerdoodles (Crisco)
Spritz
Stained Glass Cookies (Pillsbury)
Tony the Tiger Cookies (Kellogg's)
Vanilla Nut Sliced Cookies (Calumet)