How Do You Send Homemade Cookies In Postal Mail?
You’ve just finished baking a batch of cookies for your son or daughter who is overseas or who is away at college. Now you want to send them the cookies. Whether your child is in the military or in college, it’s important to remember to take some steps that will help keep your cookies fresh while they travel in the mail. Wait for the cookies to cool down before packing. If you pack them before they cool down, the cookies will get moldy. Put bread crumbs in between the cookies to maintain freshness. Wrap paper towels around the amount of cookies you wish to send. For chocolate chip cookies, the paper towels will help soak up any chocolate that might melt if you’re sending the cookies in July, as well as adding a layer of padding for sending in the mail. Wrap tinfoil around the paper towel-wrapped cookies. Place the cookies wrapped in tinfoil inside a plastic bag. Push all the air out of the plastic bag. Zip the bag shut to lock in the freshness. Place the cookies in the box. Seal the bo
