Gingerbread Houses and Beyond: Christmas Candy and Cookie Construction Projects

By / December 13, 2010 / 3 minutes of reading

Made-from-scratch gingerbread house that's good enough to eatIf you can bake cookies, then you can make a gingerbread house.

Seriously, ditch the freaky store-bought gingerbread house kit this year, with that thick cardboard-textured gingerbread and the whopping five pieces of candy that it comes with.

As you’ll see in the projects below, baking a gingerbread house is as simple as baking cut-out cookies, and much more fun to decorate than a store-bought kit.

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