The Mississippi-shaped cookie cutter is not just for cookies!
It’s always fun to show love and pride for our great state and heritage by sharing Mississippi gifts. This Mississippi shaped cookie cutter is not only perfect for cookies, but may also be used as a pattern for some other creative gifts.
Of course, everyone loves the Mississippi cookies made with one of my favorite recipes that is so easy to prepare. I like putting a small heart sprinkle on the icing to signify different places around the state.
This story is from the November-December 2017 edition of Mississippi Magazine.
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