Using household items like pliers and a soda can, you can easily make cookie cutters in just about any shape imaginable. Bonus: Making an assortment of customizable shapes for your cookie swap is ...

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Bake cookies until light brown, 13-15 minutes. Let cool 5 minutes on sheet. Transfer cookies to rack; cool. Gently reroll ...

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8. Cut into rounds with a cookie cutter. Reroll the pastry scraps and cut more rounds. 9. Take half of the rounds and cut dinosaur footprints into them: take the dinosaur and lightly dust its foot ...

Store-bought snacks: Guacamole or hummus (just add candy eyes or olives), cheese sticks, celery sticks, carrot sticks, grapes ...