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“Oh Christmas Tree! Oh Christmas Tree! How We Love to EAT You!”

By Laura · Dec,09 2008

That’s the latest Christmas carol we’ve been singing at our house. 

The boys and I have been going a little crazy with our Christmas cookie cutters and oh boy have we had fun.  Who says cookie cutters are limited to COOKIES?!  My friend Holly (who loves cookie cutters as much as I love jars) even decorated her entire Christmas tree with cookie cutters one year!!   What a great idea!

Here are a few of the things we’ve come up with to increase the level of Christmas Festivity around here.

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Christmas Sourdough Biscuits

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Christmas Graham Crackers

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Christmas Pizzas

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Christmas Donuts

The boys also suggested that Christmas Quesadillas and Christmas Grilled Cheese Sandwiches would be good.  Sounds good to me!!  It’s always fun to eat Santa’s head.  (Yikes, I’ve been hanging around with silly little boys for too long…)

What other ideas have you thought of for using cookie cutters?!
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  1. Devildogwife says:

    Looks like you were having lots of delicious fun! Yummy!!

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  2. Pancakes! You must do pancakes!

    Mine like to use them with play-doh, too.

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  3. Tiffany says:

    How adorable!

    I am excited to try your graham cracker recipe. I tried one a few months ago and they tasted good but crumbled apart. I have been collecting other recipes for it since then, but would prefer to try one that is recommended by someone I “know”. Thanks!

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  4. ANGIE says:

    We even cut out our pb and j sandwiches. The kids gotta eat a cute sandwich!

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  5. kathryn says:

    my mom used to make ornaments – equal parts applesauce and cinnamon (if i remember correctly) makes a doughy substance. roll it out and use cookie cutters to cut out the shape you need. then use a straw to make a small hole at the top. let it dry over night and the tie a ribbon through the hole so it will hang. it can also be used as a Christmasy scented car freshner.

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  6. oh amanda says:

    I just bought a set of Christmas cookie cutters. I think we’re going to have Christmas tree quesadillas for lunch!!

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  7. Trixie says:

    Hello!

    What creative ideas to use our cookie cutters! The pizzas are such a cute, delicious idea. I’m thinking fancy little sandwiches would be neat too. The extra bread can be frozen and used for homemade croutons later.

    Take Care,

    Trixie
    http://farmhomelife.blogspot.com/

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  8. Sherry says:

    How about cutting cheese or lunch meat with cookie cutters? :D You could even use them to sprinkle powdered sugar or other wise onto cakes in a decoration. :D

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  9. Blue Castle says:

    Oh I love your pizzas! What a great idea. I may just have to go get one of those cutters. :)

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  10. My mom made stained glass cookies by cutting out a larger christmas sugar cookie and then a smaller shape out of the center. We filled the center with crushed hard candies of different colors and then baked them. The candy melted into a little “window.” Those were beautiful to hang on a Christmas tree, but we had to remember to use a straw to make a hole at the top before we baked them. They are cute for valentine’s day too with hearts.

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  11. Monica says:

    What a great idea!!! I so need to start stocking up on more cookie cutters!

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  12. Roberta Anne says:

    I want to eat Pizza Trees to. What a great idea, you are a really nice Mom!
    Roberta Anne

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