Spread cheer with a treat straight from your kitchen.

Over the years, our editors have perfected recipes from our magazine pages.

They bring us joy, so come holiday season, we spread the love.

Saltine Cracker Toffee - Southern Living

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Gifting friends and family a pretty tin full of baked goods is in our DNA.

The treats trigger the gamut from sweet to savory, traditional and not.

Preheat your oven, pull out your stand mixer, and tie on that trusty favorite apron.

Southern Living Honey-Chai Granola in a bowl to serve over greek yogurt with fresh fruit

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Recipients can use these spiced nuts for their own holiday entertaining,charcuterie boards, and snacking.

The crisp sugar coating gives them a flavor similar to pecan pie.

The best of both worlds," says Beall.

Southern Living Candied Pecans in a bowl to serve

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Wrap these in a clear bag with a pretty bow and voila.

Pan Banging Chocolate Chip Cookies

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Fudgy Flourless Chocolate-Pecan Cookies

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Santa’s Kitchen-Sink Cookies

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Southern Living Cheese Straws on a platter to serve

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slow-cooker cranberry-pear butter

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Millionaire Candy - Southern Living

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Southern Living Peanut Butter Fudge cut and ready to serve

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