Introducing Canada's Newest Airport

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A debut at my sister's recent cookie exchange.... where the cookies are good, but it's all about the display.....

Introducing Cookie Regional Airport (COKI); I had fun building this, and Grant did an excellent job on the hold short lines :D
 

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Fabulous!! :yes:

But Grant, holding short for cookies?? Unbelievable!
 
How cool is all that?

I think you'll have to bring a lot "aircraft" to Gaston's.
 
lprellwitz said:
A debut at my sister's recent cookie exchange.... where the cookies are good, but it's all about the display.....

Introducing Cookie Regional Airport (COKI); I had fun building this, and Grant did an excellent job on the hold short lines :D
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How much does your insurance cost to protect you from marauding cookie monsters?? :dunno:
 
Well done. The problem comes in when you actually want to eat any of it (versus letting it all get stale and moldy).
 
Are those Fruit loops I see for mains??? What a cool idea... hummm maybe I need to make some more cookies this year.
 
Missa said:
Are those Fruit loops I see for mains???
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Mains are from a candy necklace - the individual 'gems' are just the right size. Smarties candies would probably work too.

These planes aren't edible, since I had to resort to using a glue gun to put the wheels on (out of time to make the usual 'hard as rock' frosting), but making more isn't too bad - just gotta be careful getting the raw planes onto the baking sheet, as the tail section is prone to separation with quick moves (poor airframe design).
 
lprellwitz said:
Mains are from a candy necklace - the individual 'gems' are just the right size. Smarties candies would probably work too.
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In Canada, remember, Smarties are like M&Ms. I think we call American Smarties 'rockets'. Been a while, though.
 
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