I have been asked to do a 12"decorated cookie for a little girl's birthday and I have no idea what to charge for it. Has anyone made one for a customer? Do you use a round cookie sheet? I am not a cookie person so any help will be greatly appreciated. 
Thanks
Faye
Here is a link to the wilton site to help you with the directions...this is assumimg you want a choc chip cookie. If you want a sugar cookie just roll it out and cut the shape using a template you draw on poster board or something. It will need to bake longer so just watch it well.
http://www.wilton.com/recipes/recipesandprojects/cookierecipes/chocchip_giantpan.cfm
For pricing i would say between $25 to $35 based on how much decoration. Mrs Filed's charges 34.99 for a choc chip with just happy birthday on it.
http://www.mrsfields.com/gifts/Student_Decorated_Cookie?from_prod_type=decorated_cookies
I bought a big pizza pan from walmart. It's what I bake my big cookies on.
I bought a big pizza pan from walmart. It's what I bake my big cookies on.
Thats a great idea!!! Thanks! 
I made a regular chocolate chip cookie dough recipe and pressed it into a 12" round cake pan that had parchment on the bottom. I baked it for about 15 to 18 minutes and let it cool in the pan. I popped it out and put it in a disposable pizza pan I got at the store.
I have not had one break yet. I am careful when I take it out. I use support the cookie with my hand and flip it out and then place the pizza pan on it and turn it over. If the cookie is more fragile use your hand to support it will turning it onto the back side of a regular cookie sheet then put the pizza pan on it and slide your hand under the cookie sheet flip the whole thing. If it doesn't make sense I can try to explain better.
To FMCMULLE & ZORAYA: Here's the recipe for the Chocolate Pizza I promised you two days ago. The recipe is from Southern Living over ten years ago. I made it for my children for sleepovers and used different colored M & M's. The recipe is for a Christmas theme color, but any color will work.
Chocolate Pizza
From Southern Living (10+ years ago)
1/4 lb Chocolate-Flavored Candy Coating
1 1/2 (12-ounce) Package Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels
3 C Miniature Marshmallows
3 C Chocolate Flavored Corn Puff Cereal
1 C Peanuts
½ C Red M & Ms
½ C Green M & Ms
1 (2-ounce) Square Vanilla Flavored Candy Coating
1 tsp Vegetable Oil
Melt chocolate candy coating and chocolate morsels in a saucepan over low heat, stirring often. Remove from heat. Add marshmallows, cereal, and peanuts; stir until coated. Pour mixture into a well-greased 12-inch pizza pan; sprinkle with candies and, if desired coconut.
Melt vanilla candy coating with oil over low heat, stirring often. Drizzle over pizza. Let cool at room temperature or chill until firm.
Cover and store at room temperature.
Cut into squares or wedges.
Yields 20 servings
Enjoy! 
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