I’ll start with the signings.
King of Prussia, PA. Short Hills, NJ and New York City, NY.
Three cities in three days…
… and full of fun.
… and meeting lots of great people.
This is Esther. … I love putting faces with the people that I’ve emailed with. She makes the cutest little wire whisk necklaces.
You must check them out.
… King of Prussia had lots of little cutie pies in the store.
Lots of them.
Including these charmers. So cute in their matching tees.
Even the Williams-Sonoma folks joined in on the fun. This is Brian and Mandy. Loved them.
Then in Short Hills, I met more wonderful people. These folks welcomed me with smiling faces.
And cute cupcakes. The lovely young lady in the pink scarf above made these. We may or may not have shared a cry.
This is Melanie. She’s a Pop Star of the Star Wars variety. Check em out.
Look at these two. Stylish. Both of them.
And these two. Smiling and having a great time, despite getting in a little car accident on the way to the signing.
So glad no one was hurt.
I love these photos. Trying to get everyone to look at the same camera at the same time is easier than it sounds.
Side wave.
Bye New Jersey.
Hello New York.
Again… everyone was so fun.
Including their sweetly painted fingernails.
Families came out together.
And young bakers did, too. This is Kaira. Another Pop Star.
And here’s Nora. If you remember seeing the Cupcake Kabobs all over the web… well, she started that.
Laughter all around.
And look – it’s Rachel from Cupcakes Take The Cake. I was so glad to finally meet her. If you love cupcakes and you don’t know about this site, or you’ve been under a rock, let me introduce you.
New York was a fantastic way to end the Book tour – or so I thought.
There will be one more recap and then that’s it.
I hear a bunch of you cheering because that finally means more baking … right?! YAY! YAY! YAY!
Anyway… Toronto is coming up this weekend. And it turns out I’ll be at two locations.
If you’re in Toronto, and can’t make the Williams-Sonoma signing on Saturday, I’ll also be at Teatro Verde at 4:30 pm on Friday. Hope to meet you guys.
And as usual… if you attended a signing and see your photo in one of the slideshows below, feel free to use it. Thanks again for making the tour so much fun.
Okay, okay … that was the signings.
Now for the books.
I’m giving away ten of them. Ten Cake Pops books. And signed if you like.
- To enter for a chance to win one, just leave a comment on this blog post and tell me what holiday treat you can’t wait to eat.
- Deadline to enter is Wednesday, December 1st at 5:00 pm ET. Sorry, Time’s Up! Winners will be announced below.
- Ten (10) winners will be chosen at random and announced by the end of the week.
Good luck guys!
Okay – Here they are. Here are the 10 Cake Pops Book Winners. Yay!
835 – Betty-Ann – …any one of my husband’s authentic, hazelnutty, German Christmas cookies…love, love, love them!
3987 – Leigh McGilvray – I can’t wait to eat mincemeat pies this holiday season! My mum just sent me the recipe so I can make them for the first time : ) I know the smell will remind me of home.
738 – trifitmom – pecan bars i make, yummmmmmmmm
5084 – Paula – I can’t wait for … mmmm flan!
4748 – Ashley M. – I’m looking forward to cheesecake!
2180 – Nadia – I love making (and eating) beautifully decorated sugar cookies at christmas time too! … but first I’m making cake pops for my hubby’s workplace charity fundraiser on Thursday!!! Welcome to T.O. this weekend!
4718 – Stephanie – Broken glass torte…made by my grandma!
5721 – Rachel R – baking, eating and decorating some sugar cookies with my lil one.
54 – Chelsea A – I love French Silk Pie this time of year! It’s an annual treat that I limit myself to making only for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It’s almost the same recipe as PW! Also, I love all the pictures and stories you share from your signing. I am amazed you remember all the details!
2750 – Julie – Banana split cake!
Congratulations everyone!
Amazingly, mincemeat pie (with no suet so don’t freak out!). Last year my Dad asked if I’d try to make him one so I searched through all my cookbooks (I have a few historical ones) and found a great recipe and we all loved it. Who’d have thought it? So now, I’m really looking forward to it this year.
Cookies, cookies, and more cookies! Hope Santa brings me bigger pants, too!
I cannot wait to make hot chocolate on a stick!! Also, I’m definitely going to be making and enjoying chocolate truffles again this year! :)
Oh my, what a wonderful book. You must be having so much fun meeting fans and signing books. Happy Holidays!
I cannot wait to eat the yummy brownie pecan pie AGAIN. I made your pie for Thanksgiving and the crowd went CRAZY. So, it is a must re-do for Christmas. Have a wonderful holiday season!
As a family we get together and make tamales for Christmas and always make a batch of sweet tamales. MMMmmmmm.
I can’t wait to sink my teeth into a pumpkin roll on Christmas. THE BEST EVER!!!
I can’t wait to make and eat my triple-layer cheesecake!
Anything peppermint!!! I actually just bookmarked Peppermint Biscotti, can’t wait to make it and eat them up!
I’ve been wanting my grandmother’s sugar cookies, and I made them over the weekend!
I’m looking forward to home cooked ham, silly enough :)
I don’t think I could possibly wait any longer for peanut butter chocolate covered cherrries!!
Ohhhh,, I cannot wait until my daughter and I make sugar cookies for her boyfriend. That is our first sign of the holiday season – getting into the kitchen together to make more hand made memories.
Chocolate Torte – my mom makes it every year because it’s my dad’s favorite (and one of mine as well). Unfortunately I won’t be home this year to enjoy it but I’m going to try it out myself this time around :)
Pecan Pie. We usually have it for Thanksgiving AND Christmas but due to dieting for my sons wedding in April I had to forgo the Thanksgiving pie. But forgo Christmas–NEVER.
I can’t wait for some christmas cookies and peppermint bark!!
It has to be sugar cookies. It just isn’t Christmas without them!
I have been daydreaming about your pecan brownie pie ever since you posted it. Just last night I put it on our Christmas menu – even though my husband doesn’t like pecans. Pshaw! The man can eat plain ice cream. I must try this pie.
My moms italian chocolate cookies. They’re chocolate cookies with cinnamon and cloves…YUM! Oh and I also got a recipe for cherry tea cookies and cherry shortbread…mmm, I love cherries!
I can’t wait to make and taste some gingerbread cookies! Making a ton of gingerdudes and gals this year for my gingerbread house project.
Such lovely pictures :D
I can’t wait to try out my grandmother’s honey rings. Yummyness all over! :D
I can’t wait to eat the almond candy that I make every holiday season. I don’t know why I wait until the holidays, it would be good all year around :)
It’s like almond rocca, but homemade and better :)
Love the holidays. Anything Gluten free these days! Sprinkles r always pretty!
My birhday is right before Christmas, and my mother still makes the same amazing chocolate chip cake for me that she did when I was little. I love it!
Homemade bread pudding!
Ok so my new can’t wait to eat treat would be the brownie pecan pie you posted a few days ago. I also loooove making traditional cookies and such. Been baking since Oct. but took a break so I can’t wait to get back into it!
Ok, my favorite treat for Christmas is every year we have quiche for breakfast!
the one thing I always look foward to during the holidays is home made everything LOL, I figure this is a time of year that its not acceptable for me to cheat and buy my way out of dessert, I know I can make yummy stuff and it would be a sin for me to buy it, This year I made Tirimisu from scratch including the lady fingers and OMG it came out so yummy..And I love anything with pumpkin in it espeically my Pumpkin Ginger Nut Muffins…
My mom makes a chocolate chestnut torte once every year at Christmas, and it amazing!
Peanut butter balls! Maybe I can make them into pops this year!
buckeyes!
I love eating ginger bread cookies. Or honey cookies.
Frosted sugar cookies…my fav!
I am so looking forward to all th the sweet goodness during Christmas, but my most favorite is ritz crackers with peanut butter dipped in white chocolate!!! Sounds weird, but they are the bomb! Sooo yummy!
I can’t wait to eat Oreo balls and my mom’s truffles and butterscotch fudge!!!
Well Duh…….Cake balls. :)
I can’t wait for my grandmother’s cookies that fill the holidays!
Pumpkin Pie. It doesn’t feel like fall and the holidays until I get pumpkin pie.
I’d have to say-old school sugar cookies with frosting! My grandma and I started the tradition when I was small enough to sit on the counter, and conitued until recently when we both moved out of state. I am in my 30’s, and I can still remember that no-one was allowed in the house that day-especially boys!! This year I will be making them and sending them to her in Fl.:)
sugar cookies!!!! yum, yum, yum!
My Mom’s Pralines…no Christmas would be complete without them…she passed away six years ago but I can always feel very connected when I use her recipes to carry on family traditions…
Christmas sticky toffee pudding!
Wow, this is a tough one. It would probably be my mom’s peanut butter balls (some people call them buckeyes), or my dad’s pulled cream candy, or maybe my MIL’s “something on a Ritz” (so yummy!)….oohhh, I can’t decide! :)
You changed the way of baking. Very inspirational.
Cookies and pie!!
I will be making my Winter Birch cookies. They are basically cinnamon stick cookies dipped in white chocolate and drizzled with chocolate to resemble a birch branch covered in snow. Cute and tasty!!
Here’s a pic:
http://www.squidoo.com/winter-birch-tree-cookies
We always have home made cinnamon rolls on Christmas morning! I’m not sure if it’s the wonderful smell or the delicious taste that gets me, but I can’t wait!
Like anything chocolate or cheesey!
i cant wait to eat any of my moms famous christmas cookies. she makes upwards of 25 different kinds. i love the holidays!
I can’t wait to eat my Grandmother’s homemade sugar cookies–her batch makes 12 dozen. It’s a family tradition.
I am looking forward to making and eating my homemade cookies and fudge!!
I can’t wait to eat Pizzelle. I just have to find time to make them!
Even though the TV shows make fun of it, I LOVE my mommas Fruitcake! She makes several each year and my great aunt and great uncle always come over for fruitcake and coffee. Wonderful Memories!
That’s a really tough answer because I bake so much during the Christmas but I would probably have to say cream puffs!
I’ve recently had to go gluten free. So I’m excited to try any holiday treat! I just have to relearn how to bake. I think I’ll start with a pie!
I love to make cookies and decorate with her sweets she makes. We also decorate giveaway boxes of her sweets!
It has to be “white trash” potato chips, pretzels, peanuts, bugles and popcorn all smothered in white chocolate! YUM!
Buche de Noel my MIL makes it every year.
My pumpkin cupcakes with cream cheese frosting! I can practically taste them now!!
pizelles and rosette cookies. (although the rosettes don’t taste the same as when my grandma made them, i should have learned from her.)
Anything home made and baked!
I love my moms cranberry salad, and green bean casserole
Eggnog!!!!!!!!!!! :)
I can’t wait to make classic sugar cookies in fun Christmas shapes–candy canes, stars, etc. Always reminds me of being a kid!
Hi!!! Just recently found your great book!! Decided to buy one for my 13 year old sis who is just in love with baking.. Having a hard time giving it away.. So would love one of my own ;)
Decorated Christmas Sugar Cookies….Yum!
I can’t wait for my peanut butter kiss cookies. Yum!
Can’t wait for the candy making and devouring to begin – pralines to start….
I love making sour cream cutout cookies for the holidays!
Thumbprints with raspberry jam and Cream Wafers!
Snickerdoodles! This is my first Christmas ever spent away from my childhood home and theres nothing to rid he home sickness quite like filling your new place with the smell of cookies.
Churshinki (?)
Although I love, love, love eating all the holiday sweets, I am more excited to make them! This year I’m really excited to make Bakerella/Pioneer Woman cinnamon rolls for our Christmas Eve brunch. I’m pretty excited to eat them for the first time too!
Well, besides the obvious cakepops(!) I adore making the traditional cookies that my Mom made , and my Grandmother before her–making them with my two girls brings back so many wonderful memories for the holidays. Creating and enjoying that with my children is so important and has such value. So simple yet so fun. My favorite out of the 4 types we make ( all are yummy, butter cut-outs, linzer, kiffle and spritz) I adore the spritz.. My oldest asked me last night if we could make them ASAP since she was craving them. Half are flavored with vanilla exgtract, and half with my fave, almond extract.
Thanks for the chance to win your book–it would be fantastic to win! :) yeah!! <3
I LOVE LOVE LOVE pumpkin pie!
Snowball cookies (Russian Wedding Cakes). They are my absolute fav cookie. I have to make them last or I will end up eating every last one and not having any to give away. Or any jeans that fit.
I can’t wait to make and give (as well as eat) Buttery Jam Tart Cookies from a Land O’Lakes cookbook I have. I’ve been making them for at least ten years and they’re eagerly anticipated by all! Here’s a link if you’re interested in trying them http://www.landolakes.com/recipe/1860/buttery-jam-tarts
Pies! The hoildays are the only time of year that I’m really jonesing for pie. Cherry, blueberry, pumpkin, and my new favorite- apple butterscotch. Yum!
My grandma’s peanut butter fudge!!!
We have a big bake day where everyone makes several cookies to swap. I make a delish spritz cookie :0)
Old Fashioned Fudge. It is a once a year treat.
I’ve always been a fan of Rum Balls that only come out at Christmastime.
This would make a fabulous stocking stuffer – for myself!
My friend makes the best food, but i guess I would say her Armadillo eggs beat anything sweet or otherwise!
mmm…russian teacakes, candycane cookies, and peppermint merigues! yum!
I can’t wait to eat lots of Christmas cookies. I usually spend a few days baking with my husband.
Sugar cookies!!! Yum!!
I can not wait for Butter Tarts! Only get ’em a Christmas… my waistline is grateful but my tongue looks forward to December every year!
The cookies we leave out for Santa, of course!!!
I can’t wait to eat my mom’s New Years cookies! We make them every year at Christmas. The first batch never makes it to the New Year which means we end up making a second : )
I can’t wait for old-fashioned FUDGE :D Time to break out the candy thermometer!
I will have to go traditional and say the Christmas sugar cookies made by my daughter and me. – Yumm!
My Mom’s cinnamon rolls on Christmas day!
I can’t wait to eat my mom’s famous cinnamon buns on Christmas morning!! (actually she say’s they’re “famous” mostly because they come from a rather famous little guy that giggles when you touch his belly)
Gingerbread men, divinity & fudge!
My mom’s homemade fudge!
I can’t get enough of those hershey kiss cookies and my grandmother’s smooth as silk brown sugar candy!
Please, I can’t wait to get this book and eat CAKE POPS! for Christmas. :)
My mom’s chocolate cake!
I LOVE cake pops and have made so many of them! Everyone always loves them! You are a genius!
peanut butter balls are calling my name! along with the corn flak peanut butter treats my grandma used to make! :)
I just can’t wait to MAKE holiday treats in my new kitchen!
FUDGE!!!!
I can’t wait to eat Gingerbread cookies! The dough is in my fridge right now ready to be rolled out and fun shapes baked! :)
Aw man… I don’t know! I’m planning on eating all of them!
I love sugar cookies! Just like your cake pops, they are edible art! Happy Holidays!
I can’t wait to bake and eat Fresh Apple Cake. It’s a recipe that has been passed down in my family for years and years and that makes it even more special!
I can’t wait to make gingerbread house cookies with my boys. They are going to be our Christmas treat to give to our friends and family!!!
My moms shortbread or her gum drop cookies. Unfortunately I won’t be able to make it home this christmas to enjoy these treats but I hope she’ll mail some to me – fingers crossed. Haha
I can’t wait for cookies (any kind)!
I can’t wait for an excuse to bake a crazy amount of sweets!
Making sugar cookies with my two kids!!!
I cannot wait for my moms rolls.. they are soo yummy. Although she did make a pumpkin roll at Thanksgiving that I am hoping will reappear at Christmas! :)
I love my cranberry salad!
I love making oatmeal or classic chocolate chip cookies! MMMM!
I can’t wait to make and eat ice cream cake! :)
My very own homemade apple and pear crumble, served warm with double cream on top. Ohhh yes!
For our family it’s frosted sugar cookies for sure! We’ve got new cookie cutters and new frosting tips this year. It’s going to be a fun season.
Every Christmas morning we have hot homemade cinnamon rolls!!! Ever since I was little. I cannot wait for Christmas morning!
Peppermint bark. The colors and the crunchy peppermint pieces make my heart sing.
Oh my gosh, I hate ice cream, but once a year I get this crazy craving for peppermint ice cream. The time is coming, I can feel it. So I will be enjoying my peppermint ice cream.
I can’t wait to make cake pops. Ever since I have seen them on the internet, I have been wanting to make them. I would love the book so that I can hopefully make them as creativiley as you. I am a read a recipe type of person and not one that can think to do something on my own (I wish I were…lol).
I cannot WAIT for butter cookies and peanut butter blossoms. So much butter, so little time!
I cannot wait to eat Gingerbread cookies!!! YUM!! =]
I cannot wait for my mother’s butter balls. They are AMAZING! those and chocolate no bake cookies, yummmy!
I cannot wait to get home from uni and finally have time to try making cake pops myself! I have set my mind on making your reindeer pops to give away. And maybe also snowmen.
Apart from that, I miss German Christstollen: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stollen
If you can find some in America, I would highly recommend trying some. Sooo good.
my mom’s sugar cookies…mmmmmmmmm
Gingerbread, my grandmother’s recipe – yum!
I make this delicious trifle with gingerbread, blackberry sauce and fresh lemon curd whipped cream… Can’t wait to make it and eat it!
Seven layer cookies. Pure sugar rush!
Red Velvet cake!!! It’s my fav!!
WooHoo!
I can’t wait to go to my aunt’s house Christmas Eve for all the munchy goodies that you only get this time of year.
Peanut Blossoms are my all time favorite!! When the Hersheys Kiss is completely melted and the cookie is still warm….Mmmm…Absolute Heaven!!
I cannot wait to make a pumpkin pie. Yes, Thanksgiving has past, but I still want that pie!
hi from japan! I cannot wait to eat my mother’s Zouni, a japanese tradditional food for new year.
I can’t wait to make Christmas Cutout Cookies with my husband. We always end up with flour everywhere!
I love peppermint ice cream with Oreos in it!
Dark chocolate covered coconut balls! My fave! My mom used to make them, but finally gave up on them b/c they’re too time-consuming. I’ve taken over making them every Christmas, which my extended family is very happy about. It works out well since she’s more of a cook and I’m more of a baker.
Chocolate cheesecake with peppermint…yum!
I just ate my favorite holiday dish over Thanksgiving, but we go for round 2 over Christmas! Cranberry Jello Salad! It is the most amazing yummy jello salad ever, and for some reason only awesome around the holidays! Would love to win your book–signed by you, of course!
run run as fast as you can I can’t wait to start making a gingerbread man!
You just look like you are having the time of your life. I bet your cheeks are numb from smiling at the end of each day! It is really a pleasure to follow your journey.
It’s summer here in South Africa and we love eating lots of fruits like mangoes and watermelon over the xmas period. We also look forward to eating ice creams on the beach and some of our favourite “biltong” treats :-) Thanks for the giveaway.
Cakeballs of course! And homemade truffles and fudge
I can’t wait for chrusciki…Polish “angel wing” cookies my family makes. Mmmmm drooling just thinking about them :)
I looked at your book at the bookstore over the weekend, and I loved it.
Well, since I’ve already made a batch (and tasted =)) our traditional christmas candy, English toffee, my second treat I can’t wait to eat is Peppermint Bark, yum! Happy Holiday treats, Bakerella!!!
It is cookie exchange time of year…and I LOVE filling that tin with cookies my friends have made…and eating them-of course!
I adore plain old sugar cookies and gingerbread cookies. I like to make itty-bitty ones of each so I can alternate them without TOO much guilt!
PEPPERMINT BROWNIES!!!!
Definitely my sister-in-laws pumpkin roll – it’s legendary in our family!
I’d like to finally try my hand at cake pops! I’ve been super scared for a long time, but I think I’m ready to try :)
Caramel Corn!! I make awesome caramel corn every year, it was my grandma’s recipe and people tell me it’s the best they ever tasted. I make tons of it every Christmas for gifts, I am getting hungry for it just writing this!! Love your blog! My kids now beg for cake pops and try to come up with new ideas for them all the time. I made pumpkin spice cupcakes with a cinnamon cream cheese icing for a scout event and my son said, “you should try making this into cake pops mom!” :-)
Christmas sugar cookie ! Yumyumyum ! :D
Gingersnap cookies!
Holiday treats….I love them all! Except for anything with coconut! Looking forward to some pumpkin cheesecake and anything chocolate!
Do I have to choose just one? I love a good caramel filled chocolate, caramel popcorn and cut out Christmas cookies that the kids and I decorate together.
My fruits cake.
Thanks for the giveaway :)
my mom’s sausage balls. yummmmmm
I can’t wait to make & eat chocolate covered cherry cookies—both my husband and father love them!! :) But, my mother’s monkey bread is very tasty too!
Gingersnaps! YUM!
I’m from Ohio so I cannot wait to eat my momma’s buckeyes. A-Mazing :)
…looking forward to the stollen for breakfast!
I’m really excited for eggnog and butter cookies :)
Holiday treat? hmm, since I missed the traditional turkey dinner at thanksgiving, I would say the whole turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, yams, greenbean casserole, cranberry sauce and more holiday meal sounds good. We had a smoked turkey leg nad potato chips at Magic Kingdom that was good, but not the same.
I can’t wait for cookies! Chocolate chip, butter and almond flavored ones that I make….yum!!
I can’t wait to make some peppermint bark and eat the rejects!!
…any one of my husband’s authentic, hazelnutty, German Christmas cookies…love, love, love them!
I love German Chocolate Cake. It is best with a good cup of coffee at breakfast – yummy!!!
Gingerbread cookies! I love them, and I always associate them with the holidays.
I can’t wait for my mom’s German chocolate pie, her sour cream coffee cake, and her chocolate chip cookies! Heck I’ll take anything my mom wants to bake… everything is always better when mom makes it!
Anything that my mom bakes or cooks. Love going home to momma’s cooking at Christmas!
I really have no idea what I can’t wait to eat….oh my goodness… so many good things. I really want to make gingerbread men tho…and perhaps even a house!!! yay!
I’m looking forward to peppermint bark! YUM!
Andes Mint cookies…..yummy:) Made with my Mom, Aunt and cousins makes them taste even better!
Sugar cookies made with my kiddos!! They always taste the best! :-)
The Williams-Sonoma BIG Carmel/Chocolate apple!!
The highlight of the holidays for me is probably pumpkin pie…I could eat it all day long! In fact, I generally do have some for breakfast with a little whipped cream on top…YUM!
any and all Christmas cookies!
peanut butter nanaimo bars!!! I have dreams about these suckers!! mmmm
Can’t wait for sweet potato pie!!
I’ll have to say, my husband’s family’s Christmas cookies. It’s the only time of the year I let him in the kitchen!
I can’t wait to eat green tea cream cake…it’s not so traditional for Christmas but it is in our home during the holiday. My niece just lights up when we have it…I can’t wait to see her reaction this year.
can’t wait to eat my mom’s sugar cookies! somehow she rolls them out thin as paper.
I love peanut butter balls dipped in chocolate……my holiday favorite!!!!
homemade fudge
I don’t think I can choose just *one* treat I’m looking forward to – I’m looking forward to them all!
I can’t wait for fudge!! Toffee fudge, to be exact.
i’m a simple man with simple tastes. i can’t wait for homemade chocolate chip cookies!
What I wouldn’t want to miss for xmas is our brioche-like bread with lots of edam cheese and sprinkled with sugar…then dipped in hot cocoa! Of course it never ends…there should be some purple yam, sweet coconut sport balls and leche flan! Oh yum!
My recent fascination has been whoopie pies. I made delicious pumpkin whoopie pies with a cream cheese center over Thanksgiving. I am looking forward to trying a different variety–a chocolate whoopie pie with a creamy minty center. Woo!
Chocolate Covered Cherry Cookies.
I just got a set of mini cookie cutters from Pampered Chef and I am going to make Cake Pops for the first time. My cousin Elise wants to make them too- it will be a fun girls afternoon.
My mother in laws cereal bars! They are my favorite!
Homemade Carmel corn. It’s too humid here in FL to make it at other times of the year so it’s a real treat.
I love molasses cookies at holiday time! I’m making some for a holiday party this weekend.
I can’t wait to eat any of my mom’s homemade dishes. I’ve spent last 5-6 years far away from her, so whatever she used to make during holidays is THE BIGGEST TREAT I could dream about. Her cooking is absolutely delishious
Peanut butter chocolate balls. YUM
Ps Just had to chuckle when I read “if you want it signed”. YES YES YES.
anything sweet!!! but if i had to choose it would be cranberry apple crisp!
I love to decorate sugar cookies with my kids. But I love love LOVE to eat peppermint bark, I hope to keep it down this year but I say that every year….
My momma’s Pumpkin Chiffon Pie – it’s just not Thanksgiving OR Christmas without it!
Gingerbread Cookies, HANDS DOWN!
My mom’s fudge! She only makes it around christmas time, so I’m definitely looking forward to it!