Shipping Cookies Made Simple
There are two golden rules of shipping cookies:
- Keep them from breaking in transit. Certain types of cookies travel better than others—think twice about shipping cookies that are thin and crispy, or that have a heavy filling. Drop cookies and bar cookies ship well, as do cookies that contain dried fruit.
- Preserve the freshness of the cookie at all costshttps://www.ups.com/us/en/support/shipping-support/shipping-special-care-regulated-it
How To Pack Cookies for Shipping
With the two golden rules in mind, follow these simple steps and you’ll be approaching cookie shipping perfection in no time:
- Always allow your cookies to cool to room temperature before packing. Shipping warm cookies will cause condensation in the container, which can spoil the texture of the cookie.
- Plastic wrap each cookie. For added protection against bumps and bangs, take individually wrapped cookies and double wrap them back-to-back.
- Use an airtight container for packing the cookies. Line the bottom of the container with a cushioning material, such as bubble wrap or Kraft paper.
- If shipping different types of cookies, stack bigger ones at the bottom, with smaller and lighter ones on top. Fill empty space with cushioning material.
- Place the inner container in a shipping box. Use packaging material to secure the container, which should fit snugly inside. Mark the box as “Perishable” and indicate “This Way Up” to reduce the chances of your carefully packed cookies getting flipped about. Visit The UPS Store® location for supplies.
Even if a few cookies break here and there, you can bet your bottom dollar they’ll still get eaten.
Cute Packaging to make :
Recycled Pringles containers
Recycle coffee can...
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