Each scoop combines smooth cream cheese with pieces of tree-shaped cakes ... Your Christmas tree cake dip is now ready to serve! Provide a selection of cookies, such as shortbread cookies ...

This new Christmas Tree ... t at home anymore. Bake cake according to package directions for a 9x13 cake. Let cake cool completely. Use a sharp knife to cut a tree shape out of the cake.

I host a festive Christmas bash every year ... It’s called a kransekake, and this tree-shaped Scandinavian cookie cake has become the mascot of my party. There are a million reasons why ...

Up until last week, I had no Christmas tree in my house ... two weeks ago I made 400 cookies, and a week ago I began making 42 cream sherry cakes that people ask me about every year.

But during the Christmas ... boxed cake mix! But it’s the colorful sprinkles that make them extra festive. These beautiful cookies can be customized to your liking—use different shape cookie ...

Let's just say the Christmas cookies should be pushed aside to make room for this one. While it doesn't appear to be listed on the Junior's website, some commenters noted they previously saw it on ...

This week she unpacks the myriad ways to eat a Christmas tree ... Fruit is technically part of the tree. Of all the ways to eat a tree, fruits and nuts take the cake. And while fruitcake may ...