can i mail an 8 inch cookie without it being all broken
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No. It will probably be broken if you use this bubble mailer just by itself. Even if you used a box, and knowing the Post Office, it will probably end up broken.
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i would probably use a box.. it's not the envelope that will be the problem necessarily, but the way the postal people handle it, it is sure to get broken :(
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Suggest freezing the cookie first and then packaging it in a food saver vacuum bag. Send in the bubble mailer. R
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Is this a serious question? If I were mailing a cookie I would suggest mailing it in a box with bubble wrap.
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Mailed in a big box. I used good part of it and tied string around leftover so huge box wasn't needed.
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HI, It can be possible you need to note it in the order. Please don't forget to put the name in the gift comment to avoid any delays. Rishy
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Hi Elaine Still I could not get this home bakery seller Ninjyapon. When you going to buy from this seller Not buy is better because never send shipping.
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Dear Paul A Thank you for the inquiry. If a problem arises in a customhouse, it may be unable to send by a promised day. I refuse delivery to New York. It can deliver to UK. I am sorry not to attach to hope. Thank you Kaori Sato
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You just email them after your done with the purchase. There are quite a few letters that can fit on there. You just want to make sure it's not too much so it's legible.
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The box isn't the type for gift giving. I would wrap in bubble wrap if mailing , pretty tissue paper and use a nice box. The jewelry harp is really a nice unique item.
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From my experience, yes. I usually just place the entire unopened envelope into shredder an shred it. Never had a problem yet. Keep in mind that you wouldn't want to place a really thick one and try to shred it. But so far I haven't found any junk mail that wouldn't shred. I think you'll be fine.
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Certainly, with proper address and adequate postage... But this doesn't mean it is smart to do so. Keep in mind they are transparent, so the contents of the envelope will be visible to people you don't even know! And the envelope doesn't seal closed.
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You could, but I would be gentle not to rip the material. Nothing sticks to it so if I am making cookies I generally just pick them up with my hands.
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It's not a matter of the cookie press not being strong enough, the dough would not be the right consistency. It would not be able to squeeze through the templates that form the cookies.
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I am sure it has to do with shipping weight and breakage during shipment. The mail handlers are not much better then the luggage handlers! I agree with your concern. But, I bake so much, this only lasts 6 months for me. Love the product and how it makes my baked goods taste. You could always buy a bunch of smaller bottles in glass or transfer the contents of the plastic bottle to a a glass container.
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Thank you for your question. I am not entirely clear on the nature of the question; however, if you are asking about the possibility of the item arriving in anything less than mint condition then please be advised that we cannot force the postal service to handle every package properly -- damage does occur on occasion. Still, we have a success rate of over 99% for items arriving as described. We ship the item in a sturdy cardboard shipping tube that should protect it sufficiently while the package is in transit. In cases where an item arrives damaged, we generally ask the buyer to provide us with a digital picture of the item and the shipping container so that we can confirm the damage. Once this has been taken care of, we generally send a free replacement if we have ne in stock or issue a full refund for the order if we do not. Please let me know if I can assist you with anything else. Thanks Matt Bananaroad
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I can ship it directly to them. If by special packaging you mean gift wrap I can wrap it. I have not started offering gift wrap yet but I am getting ready to add this option to my listings. Thank you!
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Mine arrived in a flimsy padded envelope and was shattered beyond any hope of use. Basically broken in two, with lots of other chunks falling off. Got a refund, crossed my fingers and ordered again. Second time was in the same flimsy envelope, but magically in one piece. I'd ordered from two different suppliers - Akiba Japan and B-Japan. In retrospect, if I were to start over, I'd probably order from Lee Valley. They offer the same stone for a few dollars more, but I have no doubt they would take care to ship it correctly.
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Yes. My set came in a small box that could then be "wrapped" if you wanted to gift it.
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No I am afraid, while a fun cookie jar, its dimensions are sort of tight, even for cookies. I used for dog treats. Interior dimensions are 4.25 INCHES by 4 inches US, and almost 8 INCHES deep US (my own personal small thank you notes are 5.25 X 4x25 inches US) So greeting cards, nope.