It's that time of the year again . . .
We are going to be doing decorated gingerbread cookies on a stick this year, and putting them in our small retail. This is our first year, and the owner of the shoppe says it gets nuts in December . . but so far . . it's pretty slow as of November.
We will be putting a clear plastic bag over the cookie, and tying it tight with holiday ribbon.
Seeing that (1) the cookie already needs to sit out for a long time to allow the RI to harden . . . how long will the cookie remain fresh, in the plastic bag out on the retail shelf?
Has anyone had success freezing decorated gingerbread?
Some cookies actually need time for the flavors to meld. This is especially true for spicy cookies such as lebkuchen and gingerbread. I've made, baked and iced gingerbread cookies and then frozen successfully. Typically, I begin holiday cookies the day after thanksgiving.
Can I just butt into this thread and ask a quick question?
I have never made these cookies before. I have seen pictures of spiced cookies with ribbon threaded through and hung on the christmas tree. How long do they stay fresh unwrapped? Are they meant to be left unwrapped on your tree, I really have no idea.
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