 Though Valentine’s is traditionally a holiday for lovers, I like sending Valentine’s to friends far away, to my Grandmother, and to at least one person who will be pleasantly surprised to get one. |  |
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 Cookies make excellent Valentines. There are hugs and kisses (XOXO), conversation hearts, and an assortment of heart-shaped cookies to choose from. Although I don't expect to edge out NECCO in the conversation heart business, I will humbly submit that they can afford to lose a bit of market share.* |
| Valentine’s Cookies |
| box of hugs and kisses | $18/dozen |
| box of conversation hearts | $18/dozen |
| large hearts (individually bagged) | $3 each |
| extra-large heart cookie (9") | $8 each |
Sweetheart Sampler
a collection of 6 inspired cookies for the holiday. See the website for details. |
| box of 2 dozen | $15 |
| box of 3 dozen | $20 |
| shiny red tin (about 2 dz) | $20 |
| platter (5 dozen) | $40 |
Happy Valentine’s Day,
Able Baker Julie
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*The New England Confectionery Company sells about 8 billion hearts each year in the span of 6 weeks before Valentine’s Day. They have to produce about 100,000 pounds of the candy every day to meet the demand. Oh, my. back |
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