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Quote: Ok THAT is cute!!!! YOu could also get a large serving spoon and fill it with kisses and then saran wrap it, add a note saying " A spoonfull of kisses for the cook" or "for the family" It almost midnight and I'm talking about chocolate.....thats almost like a Gremlin with water on...

Quote: Cute idea and then add a lil' note saying "Whipping up kisses for the whole family" LOL Ok THAT is cute!!!!

One thing a friend of mine did with the over mitt and ingredients was fill a whisk with kisses. Just an extra that makes the gift that much more.

Quote: Go to frequently asked questions from the index. There are step by step instructions there. And Thank you for the info You are quite welcome and thanks for posting that pic. It reminded me to go get a knifty knitter!

Quote: Go to frequently asked questions from the index. There are step by step instructions there. And

Quote: I have one for you but you will have to do the beating - it gets too thick for a child to stir. PM me if you want it.

Do you have adults in your life that EXPECT things? If not, then I would stick with figuring stuff out for the kids. You can always come up with something..... I have great banana bread recipe that CANNOT be screwed up if you want it. PM me.

Robin'sBrood : Quote: I've done that before... maybe dry soup ingredients in a jar this year? There are all kinds of things in a jar that can be made for gifts. And for kids: Construction paper, glitter glue pens and sequins and pom poms, etc.

Robin, Robin, Robin..... cookies in a jar - use spaghetti jars, layer dry ingredients, decorate the jar, attach the recipes with how much eggs, etc., instant gift. CHEAP too.