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Handing out holiday treats this year? Forget the Tupperware or foil and even the pricey disposable bags that your giftee can’t ever use again. Instead, present delicious presents in something a little more creative—and reusable!   for more information about health http://mobsapp.com/index.php/blogs/10191/17540/tattoo-infection-and-allergies 

These three packaging tips—all from Catherine McCord, founder of Weelicious.com and author of Weelicious Lunches: Think Outside the Lunch Box with More Than 160 Happier Meals—will give your goodies an extra dash of fun. And for more of McCord’s baking and gift ideas, tune into Krusteaz’s virtual holiday baking event on Saturday, December 14, from 1 to 3 p.m. EST.  article resource by  http://caulacbonail.com/blogs/206948/368573/tattoo-infection-and-allergies

Gift Them Straight in the Tins or Pans

Making a dozen muffins or a quick bread? McCord is all about giving your treat in the tin or loaf pan you made it in. She recommends buying reasonably priced tins or loaf pans to bake with, then wrapping them in cellophane with ribbon and attaching the recipe. “It’s like, ‘You loved my pumpkin bread? Well here’s the recipe and here’s the pan!’” she says. Hello, gift that keeps on giving!

Stack Them on a Beautiful Serving Dish

Pile goodies such as cookies on an affordable, festive plate or in a jar, suggests McCord. (For example, these plates from Target are $11.99 for a set of four, and this jar from Ikea is just $3.99.) “It adds something extra-special,” says McCord.

Pack Them Up in Reusable Bags

If baking dozens of treats sounds way too daunting, you can fill baggies with just a few each, says McCord. But don’t go for plastic: “There are a lot of reusable snack bags you can buy now,” she says. “My kids use them almost every day.” One option: These adorable ombre ones on Etsy are $12 for a set of three.