Holiday baking

After a day of tobogganing, kids will love customizing their own drinks at a DIY hot chocolate bar. It's the perfect cozy family activity!

From teacher gifts to make-ahead dough, we've got your holiday baking covered.

I’ve had enough of doing all the shopping, wrapping, decorating and prepping. This year, all I want for Christmas is to be a guest at my own celebration.

Even kids can get behind a holiday party when there are cookies involved.

Raise the bar on snack time (or treat time) with these easy and delicious bar recipes. Sometimes it's hip to be square (or rectangular).

Mwah! Are you ready for the holiday cookie swap? These mint-kissed treats are oh-so sweet. Get the Christmas thumbprint recipe now.

Remember that time you almost forgot about the bake sale at school? These recipes have your back. Some are super-simple, others are for the love of baking.

The itsy bitsy spider cake just took your Halloween party to the next level. Guests will fight over the adorable cookies spiders.

Making individual tarts can be finicky (who wants to deal with pie crust?). These minimal-effort squares are just as good without the hard work.

Treat them to something extra sweet this holiday season with millennial pink snowball cookies. Not only are they tasty, but they make for great gifts.

Chocolate + caramel + pecans (with a dash of salt) = holiday baking perfection. Make a big batch, so you can wrap up the leftovers as gifts.

Looking for something to do on a snowy Saturday? Grab some sprinkles and get the kids involved in decorating these festive candy bars.

This make-ahead dough will be your holiday savour. Prepare the dough now and then freeze it until that holiday bake sale or unexpected guest pops up.

Holiday baking doesn't get much easier than these no-bake haystacks. Seriously, even the most baking-challenged can master these crunchy, peanutty treats.

This granola is made with love and other tasty ingredients, too!