This year may not be the year to host the entire neighborhood or maybe even anyone for a traditional cookie exchange; however, it could be a fun way to get everyone in your house involved in the kitchen and flex your creative muscles in showing other people that you care about them… through cookies. So we’re going to briefly cover what a cookie exchange is then I’ll go through a few steps to help you plan one during a pandemic.
Helpful Companion Links
My favorite book about gathering people is Priya Parker’s The Art of Gathering
Canva is a great resource for designing invitations, cards, or cookie tags if that sounds fun to you
The Magic Question (and all of its Lazy Genius principle friends) live in my book The Lazy Genius Way
A few cookie recipes hosted here on The Lazy Genius Collective: “I Want Them Now” Chocolate Chip Cookies, My Absolute Favorite Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe, Cumberbatch Cookies, Fudgy Oatmeal Cookies That are GF, Vegan and Mostly Refined SF, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Chocolate Chip Cookies
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#188 - How to Lazy Genius a Pandemic Cookie Exchange | The Lazy Genius Podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
