Enter 6 Persimmons. A New York based company owned by the fabulously talented Karen, who makes cookies that are closer to abstract art than your traditional snowman cookie. Her cookie designs include delicious abstract spears iced with bright colors, tokens of good luck and good fortune, and adorable animals symbolic of the coming New Year. 6 Persimmons has generously given a box of their hand iced beauties to you - Homage to Andy.
: : : THE GIFT : : :
Homage to Andy
-14 Hand Iced Chocolate Cookies
: : : HOW TO ENTER : : :
1. Leave a comment on the post answering: Your favorite holiday cookie tradition.
2. Tweet #HolidayHostessGiveaway @xxGastronomista
3. *Extra entry* “follow” @xxGastronomista and/or “like” us on Facebook.
The contest closes in exactly 48 hours (10 am EST). Winner will be selected on Monday, December 19th, and will be emailed that day.
Cookies make great gifts! 6 Persimmons has 3 gift boxes for the holiday season: Homage to Andy, Triangulation, and a Hanukkah. Please see their gallery for details.
We also recommend 6 persimmons for your Chinese New Year party - she’s got some beauties that are very unique and lovely! We’ll be coming back to those...
Good luck, and many thanks 6 Persimmons!
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i love attending cookie exchange parties where i live! always say yes and bake up several batches for these!
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ReplyDeletei “follow” @xxGastronomista and “like” you on Facebook!
ReplyDelete... started by 10 year old by accident on a rainy day and became a favorite holiday tradition...
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are so lovely! Our tradition is leaving cookies and carrots for our Christmas eve visitors.
ReplyDeleteI love giving holiday cookies to my neighbors - we all look out for each other.
ReplyDeletethese cookies are sooooooo beautiful! i would start a new tradition and share with my friends and family. love the colors!
ReplyDeletethese cookies are sooooooo beautiful! i would start a new tradition and share with my friends and family. love the colors!...
ReplyDeleteA family tradition that involves cookies is when we come home from Midnight mass and make a batch of cookies that are for "Santa". We have carried this tradition to the families we have since we have gotten married too.
ReplyDeletemy family did have a christmas cookie tradition, but i would to start one with these cool cookies.
ReplyDeleteBaking cookies in the Greek tradition requires a lot of stamina. My mother and her Greek women friends would spend an entire day or even two making hundreds of koulourakia, typically braided cookies glazed with egg yolk. Best part of the tradition: Because they were made with eggs, milk and butter, my mother said they were a wholesome food and gave them to me for breakfast.
ReplyDeletemy son loves rolled and cut xmas cookies- and i make them even though they are a pain in the neck
ReplyDeleteyum! we always make gaufrettes-belgium style! they are like cakey mini waffles.
ReplyDeleteMaking my grandmothers sugar cookies and sharing them with everyone.
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