Favorite Christmas candy/cookie ...?

[tubapete]

What is your favorite holiday season treat?

[Dan Schultz]

Springerlies and snickerdoodles.

[ShoelessWes]

Whatever the name brand is of the company that makes those Mexican Wedding Cookies.

A reddish container with golden carriages on it.

I've never even paid attention to the name, because I'm fat, and they belong in my tummy.

[bort]

Pfeffernusse and stollen.

[Uncle Buck]

Gingerbread

+1
Especially if it is warm and soft.

[Uncle Buck]

Divinity...Stuckey's used to make the best. Sure miss them...

Stuckey's is still around. The town I grew up in (Arkadelphia, Arkansas), at least, still has one that is alive and kicking.

[tclements]

I like those little home made green Xmas trees, sugar cookies, I think.

[Rick F]

Magic cookie bars.

[tbn.al]

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[tubapete]

I like salty snacks dipped in white chocolate... especially Ritz crackers with peanut butter. Pretzels coated with white chocolate are also really good.

[Ben]

Home-made chocolate covered cherries. Don't like the store bought ones. Then Pecan-tassies (mini pecan pies), then the various cookie varieties, including the home decorated sugar cookie type.

Yup, Thursday I drive to Ohio to visit my family. It will be the first time my daughter meets her 2 aunts and 6 nefews. That and the food will keep me coming back :p

[ken k]

fruitcake!!!!!
i realize i am probably the only person who likes it but i do...

[tubapete]

fruitcake!!!!!
i realize i am probably the only person who likes it but i do...

I heard on the radio this week that a fruitcake in its tin can last 25 years! ... talk about a survival kit... wow!

[ken k]

fruitcake!!!!!
i realize i am probably the only person who likes it but i do...

I heard on the radio this week that a fruitcake in its tin can last 25 years! ... talk about a survival kit... wow!

probably right....like fine wine it improves with age.....Actually i heard that there is only one fruitcake in the world and people jsut keep regifting it....

[big_blue_tubist]

Whatever the name brand is of the company that makes those Mexican Wedding Cookies.

A reddish container with golden carriages on it.

I've never even paid attention to the name, because I'm fat, and they belong in my tummy.

+1, though I prefer them homemade. Very easy to do. Involves flour, butter, pecans, and confectioner's sugar.