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    Cookie Swap 101

    Plan a cookie swap and share a bounty of baked goodies with friends and family. Here's your guide to a foolproof party.

    Cookie Swap
    By: Julianna Grimes Bottcher, Cooking Light, Becky Luigart-Stayner
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    Cookie Swap

    As holiday traditions go, attending or hosting a cookie swap is a great way to multitask—offering a chance to get together and exchange tokens with friends during the busy season, as well as a way to shortcut your holiday baking.

    It's an easy party to throw, especially when you follow our tips and advice.

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