I am holding a bake sale to raise $ for the American Cancer Society on Saturday 6/15I am planning on baking cookies for itHow long can they keep for? Is it possible to freeze them, or will that impact the taste?
your insulation rolls should be marked in yards, and width, you need to know basically if you measure your wall and ceiling how many ft are in a yrd, and how wide the roll of insulation is, measure your ceiling and wall across and how many feet they are from top to bottom,combine it to the equivin yards and you will be there dude!.good luck! you may have to cut a portion of the roll in half longways because some houses arent measured out exactly but usaully that is an obstacle you encounter after you have figured and stapled it in, you will see, but hopefully not hopefully it will all fit in perfect, the only thing I am wondering about are the divider studs in walls that will take away some of the measurement, it is better to have 2 much than not enough, so keep that in mind and save yourself a trip 2 the store )
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Store each type of cookie separately in air tight containers or Ziploc bagsCrisp cookies can become soft if stored with soft cookies and mixing cookie varieties can also cause the cookies to take on the flavor of other cookiesStore delicate cookies like shortbread , spritz etcin airtight containers and separate cookie layers with waxed paperMost unfrosted cookies will fine at room temperature for 3 daysHowever, keep cookies with cream cheese frosting (such as pumpkin bars) in the fridge for up to a week Cookies may be stored in the freezer for 3 to 4 months if wrapped in heavy-duty aluminum foil and then placed in heavy-duty freezer bags To recrisp cookies, preheat oven to 300°FBake 5 minutesCool on wire rack.
