Where Do I Find Cheap Boxes To Give Out Christmas Cookies?
Baking By sweetpea15 Updated 12 Nov 2010 , 5:13am by sweetpea15
I am looking for inexpensive ways to hand out Christmas cookies to my friends and co-workers. Thanks!
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$5.95...I get these every year. My gifts vary from cookies to brownies, to whatever...these tins work great. 
Container Store has nice cookie and cupcake boxes.... Get creative.... I will use just about anything as a gift tray so long as cookies are covered. Even plates from a thrift store (sterilize those bad boys lol!)... Good luck in your hunt...
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I just ordered my boxes for my cookies and brownies.
I found the most beautiful boxes at the Family Dollar store.
last year i used shirt boxes from walmart. they were 6 boxes for 3 dollars. cheap enough for me. and they were cute for cookies. you can get smaller boxes too.
During New Years, I use party hats. I flipped it upside down, added a little tissue paper and filled with cookies. So cute and festive.
BRP box.com
this should be www.brpboxshop.com
However if you don't need 100 boxes. I do as others said and pick up shirt boxes or tie boxes (they have all sorts of sizes) i usually pick them up at wal-mart or the dollar store, but pretty much anywhere has them this time of year.
Have you seen those glass containers that is use for canning? there are different sizes. I have seen them at waltmart and I believe they are less than $10.00 for a dozen. I have been thinking of using them for my Christmas cookie giveaway!! You can also put a ribon around the top and make a bow. 
Ciao
http://www.abcdistributing.com/home/catalog/cat_item_pg.asp?G=808&P=157&Rec=1&Ntt=aluminum&N=35&Nao=0&R=482192-2Q2Z---2
$5.95...I get these every year. My gifts vary from cookies to brownies, to whatever...these tins work great.
I found these at my dollar tree store, except without the holiday design. They had the rectangular boxes in sets of 2, 3 or 4 (depending on how big you want) and also circle pie pan sizes with the lids. I picked up a few and might use these, and just wrap ribbon & bow around it.
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