Cookie Exchange Party Prize ideas

[LisaMit]

I am hosting my 1st cookie exchange and I will have 3 prize categories. I am looking for "baking themed" gift/prize that would be inexpensive but something nice...any ideas??

[pamw]

I have bought cookie cook books even in the magazine format and used them. Also dish towels, oven mitts, cookie sheets etc. Serving plates and candy dishes. One year I purchased some nice serving plates right after Christmas for like 25% of the original price.
Good luck!!

[Kim_B]

I love the sets of smallish dessert plates - holiday themed or otherwise. I always think so much about prep and baking, that sometimes presentation gets overlooked

[psjohns2002]

Last year I choose gifts that mimicked what they were for such as presentation I bought a glass block added a beautiful Xmas ribbon around it and added Xmas lites inside.

For most spirited dress I bought a cloth head/arms/leg snowman with a plastic jug belly and again added Christmas lights inside.
the craft store had these made up to sell so I purchased the items and made them(took pics from my phone to go by)

For best decorated cookie I purchased a reversible apron at a craft fair $7.00.

[janetgia]

My "grand raffle prize" is a vintage Hallmark Cookie Jar purchased on Ebay. Sort of baking themed... I have three smaller prizes too - Reindeer S&P shakers purchased last year after Christmas at Cracker Barrel. And, I'm doing one-for-everyone door prizes too - small gift bags containing a cookie cutter, candy cane pen, and peppermint candy canes.

[gm2614]

Hello Ladies

                

I'm having a baking exchange were the ladies baking their dessert it has to have flour as the main ingredient and baked in own oven . I see quite a few ladies do prizes for Best Display The Sandra Lee Award, Best Looking Cookie The Martha Stewart Award, The Best Tasting Award The Betty Crocker Award. I would like to know what items that are in each of the gift I have no idea of any of it ,if anyone has pictures I would appreciate the help

Thanks

G