and it was so much fun. The hostess had her home beautifully decorated. The refreshment table was loaded with all kinds of goodies, hot cocoa and a lovely punch! Chex mix, chocolates and lots of different kinds of cookies. There was also some popcorn that tasted like it was dipped in white chocolate coating. Thank you Liz!! I had a wonderful time at your cookie exchange.
For some reason I can never get a good picture in my kitchen. Anyway, here is my loot below.
The bag has big pieces of fudge with walnuts in it. The box has chocolates. One bag has 7 layer cookies and there are sugar cookies shaped like poinsettias, oatmeal cookies with butterscotch chunks, chocolate mint cookies with filling and the cookies made with Rolo candy, pretzels and pecan halves. I love that recipe and it is so easy.
Rolos Cookies
From my friend Sandi.
•1 bag Rolo’s chocolates
•Mini pretzel twists
•Pecan halves
Lay pretzels on a wax paper lined cookie sheet. Place 1 Rolo chocolate on top of each pretzel. Place in a 250 degree oven for 3-4 minutes until chocolates are soft. Remove from oven and press a pecan half into each softened chocolate. Cool and remove from pan.
Easy as can be and so easy to make. Delicious.
The hostess gift last night was a bottle of hand sanitizer .
I hope you all have a wonderful weekend. Stay safe and be happy!!
Beth
That's quite a nice haul you have there. Makes the mouth drool just looking at them. Thanks for the recipe. Sounds like a great time.
ReplyDeleteMorning Beth! What fun the party must have been. Quite a variety of goodies to enjoy and the soap is a precious gift. Very creative. I hope you have a nice day and also an enjoyable weekend.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a nice time and got a lot of stash for your visit. I love the idea of the recipe and will try it. Simple is in my book for this year. Thanks for sharing your recipe. Have a nice weekend Sis. XOXO
ReplyDeleteHow fun is that! I love love all those cookies. And the Santa-tizer is brilliant I may have to do that for Cole's teacher :)
ReplyDeleteOh Beth, I think I can follow this recipe. :):) Thank you. All those goodies just sound so good. Yum. xo,Susie
ReplyDeletesanta-tizer!!! hilarious!!!
ReplyDeleteGood morning mama Beth that is some wonderful goodies you brought home and I love the rolo cookie recipe thank you so much for sharing it I think I will do it this weekend with lil j. Wishing you a wonderful relaxing weekend as well. Love & HUGS
ReplyDeleteYou came home with a wonderful selection of goodies!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea for the hand sanitizer!
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I'm goint to try that recipe! Sounds like an easy one I can handle! Yummy too. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh my, the cookie stash that you brought back is awesome. Wish I was at your house right now, with a good large pot of fresh coffee and lots of time to talk and enjoy your company. That would be a great time.
ReplyDeleteOh,my! Looks like a party is coming soon! What tasty goodies!
ReplyDeletexo Nellie
Nice bunch of cookies. I like your recipe but I have never been able to get from the store to the house with a while bag of Rolos:) B
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Beth! you has lovely of the recipe all those goodies...don't eat too much...
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
Love you so much!
Looks like a fun time, Beth...and that you got a lot of cookies. Have you seen those pretzel "rings"...they look like an O? Those would be fun to do in that, too. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteUh-oh. Now I gotta try those Rollo thingies! Sweet and salty is just my type.
ReplyDeleteThat rolo recipe sounds delish! I m going to try it for my get together with my friends...thanks
ReplyDeleteblessings, Joanne
Santa-tizer....yuck-yuck....funny!
ReplyDeleteYum, Yum.. Thanks for the recipe..
ReplyDeleteHey it looked and sounded like a great party.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you made a good haul. Now you can enjoy them in leisure. Or freeze some for later. Thanks for sharing and enjoy! BGB
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had fun Beth. You deserve it! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteThose cookies look wonderful! I know what you mean about kitchen pictures...the lighting in ours doesn't help much. I'm so glad you had a good time!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteWow lucky you so many yummy goodies..........and it sounds like a fun time was had
ReplyDeleteSounds like a goody time was enjoyed by all! Sweet eats!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you enjoyed the cookie exchange. You came home with lots of delicious looking cookies. : )
ReplyDeleteLooks very tasty Beth, no wonder you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a fun party! That recipe sounds easy and good. I'll have to try it.
ReplyDeleteSounds as though you had fun Beth, easy Recipe that good to try. Have a great Day
ReplyDeleteSheila xx
So glad you had a good time! I love having the party every year...in fact I was just checking for ideas for next year's hostess gift...this seems to be the best time of year to do it and sometimes I get lucky and find something I can do way ahead of time. Liz
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