I have a simple question to ask you. What is a Christmas cookie? I've celebrated Christmas every year of my life, but today was the first time I ever thought about the what the term actually means (my son says I have too much time on my hands). When I looked it up online, the definition read "A sugar cookie, usually cut in festive shapes, that is made and eaten at Christmas." Really? Could I have been doing it wrong all these years? Does Christmas mean December 25th, or does it include the entire holiday season? Would it still be a Christmas cookie if you ate it on Thanksgiving? Or New Years Eve? What about other types of cookies? If I make Chocolate Truffle cookies, for example, can they technically be called Christmas cookies? And should I wait until Christmas to serve them? Who are Christmas cookies for? I know a lot of people, myself included, make up platter...
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