Kitchen

[homedecor1]

I baked 11 trays of cookies -- delivered over weekend.  They were made only for friends I know.  Friends asked me to do them,therefore, seems we go out to eat, pick up premade food at grocery store, etc. and honestly, have no idea how it's  handled and everyone has survived so far😉

I'd love a neighbor doing this (hasn't ever happened living here) so I'd say "thank you and sit down with cup of coffee & enjoy"🙂😉

BTW, some ladies are participating in a "covid cookie exchange" in our community.  Since we can't physically be together we've decided to bake 6 dozen various cookies and exchange ...

Some of them made wonderful cookies  glad I'm doing it & receiving some🍪🙂 (i'll put in freezer for later).

[FlowerBear]

I just wouldnt. I know most feel its fine though! Not a dumb question at all.

I sometimes bake for others during the season but didnt this year since I thought others would just toss into the trash!

[viva923]

wow thanks guys for all your wonderful input. the cookies are fridge,in gallon zip bag, won't touch them till monday when dh isn't working and can enjoy them with me.

[SouthernBee]

@RespectLife : I purchased from Amazon the individual cookie bags and suppose to hold 2 medium cookies or 3 small . Scheduled to be delivered today and anxious to see how they look. They have adhesive strip to close the bags.

[KatieB]

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@viva923 wrote:

OK guys

with the pandemic flaring its ugly head.

IS IT SAFE TO EAT what neighbors bring to your front door (such as cookies and treats).

now a days you just don't know what is safe to what is NOT safe.

My neighbor brought over some sugar cookies today. I don't want to toss them she works so hard on these cookies (she has little money to purchase gifts-she bakes and give  these as her gifts of love).

thanks for all your help.

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I would eat them.  What do you think your neighbor did???  Put some virus into the cookies and then baked them???   You are correct in your description in the title of the post.