Big box stores make it easy to get all your tree ornaments in one fell swoop. We've seen the clear containers of shiny baubles in different colors. Easy and efficient, but consider making (and baking) your own tree ornaments this year.
Make and Bake Christmas Tree Ornaments
Check out this beautiful spread we found over at Chicken in the Road. She's decorating her tree with sugar cookie cutouts, gingerbread men, dried oranges, and garlands of popcorn and cranberries. We started baking some gingerbread men and sugar cookie ornaments three nights ago. Not only does the house smell delicious but it really helps everyone get into the Christmas spirit. We've done popcorn garlands in previous years, but the dried oranges are new to us. We will definitely give them a try.
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the weather is so cold in the bay area that the ants are getting really rowdy and invading on multiple fronts. i wouldnt risk putting treats on the tree.
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i have the same problem with bugs. texas size bugs and food on the tree would be a welcome mat to unwanted guests.
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but the citrus slices look beautiful
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That is an idea I haven't thought of. That way you don't have to store the decorations, just bake new ones!
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