Cookie Dough Log Rolls

by Marie on December 9, 2008

WEEK OF TREATS – DAY 2

I’m giving a few of these Cookie Dough Log Rolls to neighbors as gifts this Holiday. You can give yummy homemade cookies, but don’t have to bake them right away. They’re a perfect treat for on the go or as a midnight snack too. With these dough rolls, you can have cookies any time you want!

Supplies for Cookie Log Rolls:

  • cookie dough – your favorite kind
  • wax paper
  • tin foil
  • baking instructions written out
  • ribbon

Mix up a batch of your favorite cookie dough. Shape into a log roll. Wrap in wax paper and tin foil. Then give to a cookie lover with the instructions to bake them.

They can be put in the fridge for a few days or frozen to pull out and bake up later. Yum! Homemade cookies anytime!

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{ 24 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Marta 12.09.08 at 6:20 am

What a great idea. Something I would love to receive and offer.

2 Nicki 12.09.08 at 6:53 am

Love it! I have several older people on my list with arthritic hands and baking is hard for them, this is perfect. Thanks Marie!

3 MaryCorbet 12.09.08 at 7:02 am

Hey, that’s a super-dee-duper idea! It would be great for families with kids! To give more than one at a time to the same person, you could probably slide them into a decorated wine gift bag…. or a brown paper bottle bag (from the wine shop)… Fun!

4 Bridget 12.09.08 at 7:24 am

This is a great idea! I think everyone would love to get this gift!

5 thrilled by the thought 12.09.08 at 8:45 am

Why have I never thought of this? What a great idea!

6 Laura 12.09.08 at 9:41 am

this is fantastic idea…. I might be doing the same thing for some of my neighbors.

7 Ashlie 12.09.08 at 10:50 am

Great idea Marie! I will have to do this for some of my neighbors!

8 Stacy 12.09.08 at 10:58 am

Also, if you are using this for neighbor gifts for Christmas, you could attach the saying, “Thought you could use a little extra dough for Christmas.”

9 Susan 12.09.08 at 11:19 am

Awesome idea! I like this so much more than the gifts in a jar. These would be great gifts given alone or in a basket with some gourmet coffee or hot cocoa mix.

I’d better get busy….I have a whole list of people to make these for!

10 marian 12.09.08 at 12:43 pm

what an absolutley FANTASTIC idea – brava!

11 Megan 12.09.08 at 2:44 pm

oh my gosh – this is such a great idea!! I am so going to do this! Thanks.

12 pamela 12.09.08 at 6:20 pm

Marie,

That is a great gift anytime of the year. I want someone to leave this treat on my door step!

13 Lisa 12.09.08 at 8:13 pm

I am so using this idea. Thanks! It is a fantastic idea.

14 Kristin 12.09.08 at 11:40 pm

What a really really fab idea!

15 Marie 12.10.08 at 12:05 am

Stacey – LOVE that saying. We could all use a little dough! Thanks for sharing.

16 Angie @ Many Little Blessings 12.10.08 at 12:15 am

What a fabulous idea! Love it, love it, love it!

17 pam 12.10.08 at 8:41 am

Great Idea!

18 Amy 12.10.08 at 10:17 pm

Just found your blog. What an easy, but very tasty idea. Thanks for sharing. This is going to be our neighbor gift this year. Hooray!

19 Kathy 12.12.08 at 12:08 am

These remind me of the fudge logs of yesteryear. I loved getting those from you at Christmastime.

20 suzanne 12.16.08 at 6:27 am

I do this, too! I spiced it up with halfies. I make one log of oatmeal cookies and one log of choco-chip, then after a lil bit of fridge time I slice ‘em lengthwise and stick the opposites together so it’s a MIXED cookie log. People LOVE it….and I love making people smile….

thanks for your blog . It is AWESOME. I am going to add you to my linkage….

21 Elizabeth 12.17.08 at 8:32 am

OK, this is truly one of the best ideas I’ve seen so far! We have a couple of new neighbors that have very small children. I remember those days of having no extra time, so this would be a perfect gift for them. Thanks for sharing! :)

22 josh 12.19.08 at 12:16 pm

Hey! If anyone reads this…I had a quick question…I want to do this and mail it someone, but b/c there are eggs in cookie dough, can you mail it? does it need to be refrigerated? or would the cooking in the oven kill any problems?

thanks,

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23 Marie 12.21.08 at 10:27 pm

Josh – Good question. I’m sure you could call the post office and they’d let you know if or how to send food. I do freeze mine, so maybe that would help it last. OR just make a dough that doesn’t use eggs.

24 Diana (Ladybug Limited) 12.22.08 at 10:35 am

Found you via 30days post — thanks for this brilliant idea!

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