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Wrap your Food Gifts Up in a Beautiful Green Way

Kelly Rossiter, Toronto

Kelly Rossiter

By Kelly Rossiter
Toronto, Canada | Sun Mar 23 17:21:00 EDT 2008

The people over at Apartment Therapy's The Kitchn have come up with some ideas for wrapping your Christmas food treats in a beautiful way that doesn't involve lots of shiny paper and metallic ribbons.

You put all that work into cooking and baking those goodies for your loved ones. With a little extra bit of effort and ingenuity, you can make them look really special. So get out your paper bags and kitchen twine and see what you can come up with.

If you have small children, let them have a go at decorating food treat bags for Grandma and Grandpa. Not only will the recipients love them, but the bags will also keep the kids busy while you package up the rest. ::The Kitchn

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