Esther O Design

What you see is what you get with this mouthwatering classy cookie box.

If you dabble in graphics, the cookie box labels can be designed with pictures of the actual cookies.

Now you can “Play your game and eat it too!”

Everyone will enjoy baking, playing and eating everyone’s “old time” favorite game.

Metal cans are inexpensive and with the right graphics/label, they have  the look of  a specialty item. For this package I used a  wide ribbon  to tie the cans together .I enjoyed not having to use cellophane, for a change.The top box is topped off with a peacock feather for a little extra pizzazz. 

Pick your colors-pick your flavors and have fun with this cheerful Mishloach Manot idea.

Homemade goodies are fun and easy to make .They also afford you the exciting opportunity to use your creativity to design your own custom packaging. One favorite Erev Purim memory of mine, is standing in the kitchen with my children packaging piles of freshly baked oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. These memories and the warm feelings  last long after the last cookies are gone. Over the years working for Family First Magazine, I’ve prepared many packaging ideas using home baked items. Here are a couple of ideas. 

These stunning sunflower cookies are pretty and delicious. They are sure to make any day extra special for your family and friends.

Cheese Cake, Cheese Blintzes, Cheese Muffins, how about Cheese Cookies?!? This recipe originally appeared in a Mishloach Manot presentation I did for the Mishpacha Magazine last year.As one of the themes was photography, I topped off of the arrangement with these delectable Cheese Cookies (thus the “Just say Cheese!”). This recipe is easy to make, and judging by the positive feedback  I received, these cookies will be a great addition to your Shavuout baking.