They are quite amazing. I never got any though .-.

Cookies.... Now I want some. :P

White chocolate macadamia cookies sound amazing right now
or peanut butter brownies

I've got a hankering for orange essence Molasses cookies. Too bad I have to go to work in a few minutes. XD

Same here T.T
I dun wanna go T.T

A friend posted pictures in honor of "May the 4th be with you" day. They are Star Wars cookies.

I want cookies even more now. @_@

I was eating chocolate chocolate chip cookies. XD

I wish i could send cookies to a friend in canada to cheer her up. =( you think customs would allow it? =( How expensive would it be?

O.o
Maybe see about having cookies ordered and delivered from Canada? Since they are on the border of the US they might accept PayPal or something like that. They have a price limit value wise on items being sent to Canada. o.O

Nuuu Dx they has to be our super soft and nummy dropcake cookies! -fails-

At Christmas I sent fudge to friends in Canada via 1st class mail. The fudge was heavier than cookies would be and it cost about $11 to British Columbia if I remember correctly. It seems like it was similar or a little less to Ontario. I went to the dollar store and got cookie tins, which I taped shut so it wouldn't get smooshed. It traveled well and no problems with customs. I used one of the USPS padded envelopes.

*peaks in and rolls around thread*

-pets natsu-

mm i'd be sending a container to keep them fresh and soft.. o3o

I'm not sure what changed with the law in my state for shipping food items since legalization but I know something did.....
I was going to ship my friend a cheesecake but someone told me I couldn't now since then? I don't know where to start asking or who to start asking about that either D=

Go to the USPS and talk with a clerk there. They can tell you what can and cannot be shipped and to where.

Basically, if you look at the usps perishable materials information, you can ship food as long as it won't get disgusting in the time it takes to get there - figure a week. Or if you ship food with dry ice, then it will last a lot longer. It's all about how you pack it and how long it will take to get there.

For my fudge, it was fine without anything fancy. Cookies would be the same way. Cheesecake might require some dry ice and styrofoam because of the egg content.

Hows the dk lately?