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Holiday Variety Tray Cookies
Holiday Variety Tray Cookies
The 5 lb. Holiday Variety Tray from Cookies United is an assortment of seven varieties of holiday and bakery cookies, packed one tray per case with approximately 150 or more cookies per tray. It arrives arranged and ready to serve. We stock it in bulk and wholesale for bakeries, delis, caterers, grocery bakery counters, and foodservice.
This is the finished-tray option rather than a single-variety case. A caterer or grocery bakery gets a complete holiday assortment out of one item number instead of buying seven separate boxes and building the tray by hand.
What Seven Varieties Gets You
Seven is the number where an assortment stops looking like a few cookies on a plate and starts looking like a spread. It covers the range customers expect at Christmas without any single variety dominating.
The assortment draws across flavor directions rather than repeating one idea in different colors. Chocolate, warm spice, fruit, and vanilla all appear in the tray's makeup, which is what keeps a guest coming back for a second and third piece instead of taking one and moving on.
The Assortment May Vary
Cookie assortment may vary from tray to tray. The count stays at seven varieties and the character stays consistent, but the specific cookies in any given tray are subject to change.
For most buyers this is a non-issue, since the tray is bought as a complete holiday presentation rather than for one particular cookie. Operations that need a guaranteed specific variety are better served ordering that cookie as its own bulk case.
The Labor Argument
Building a seven-variety tray in house means seven cases in inventory, seven items to track, and a person arranging cookies during the weeks when labor is scarcest and most expensive.
The finished tray removes all of that. One SKU, one receiving line, no assembly, and no partial cases of six other varieties left over in January. For a bakery running holiday volume on a thin crew, the arrangement is the product.
Piece Count and Coverage
At 150 or more cookies per 5 lb tray, this covers a substantial event on its own. Standard catering practice runs two to three cookies per guest on a mixed dessert spread, which puts a single tray in the range of 50 to 75 people.
The variety count matters to that math. Guests take more pieces from an assortment than from a single-variety platter, because each additional cookie is a different experience rather than a repeat.
Applications
- Corporate and office holiday parties
- Catered receptions and holiday buffets
- Grocery bakery and deli holiday tray programs
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The 5 lb. Holiday Variety Tray from Cookies United is an assortment of seven varieties of holiday and bakery cookies, packed one tray per case with approximately 150 or more cookies per tray. It arrives arranged and ready to serve. We stock it in bulk and wholesale for bakeries, delis, caterers, grocery bakery counters, and foodservice.
This is the finished-tray option rather than a single-variety case. A caterer or grocery bakery gets a complete holiday assortment out of one item number instead of buying seven separate boxes and building the tray by hand.
What Seven Varieties Gets You
Seven is the number where an assortment stops looking like a few cookies on a plate and starts looking like a spread. It covers the range customers expect at Christmas without any single variety dominating.
The assortment draws across flavor directions rather than repeating one idea in different colors. Chocolate, warm spice, fruit, and vanilla all appear in the tray's makeup, which is what keeps a guest coming back for a second and third piece instead of taking one and moving on.
The Assortment May Vary
Cookie assortment may vary from tray to tray. The count stays at seven varieties and the character stays consistent, but the specific cookies in any given tray are subject to change.
For most buyers this is a non-issue, since the tray is bought as a complete holiday presentation rather than for one particular cookie. Operations that need a guaranteed specific variety are better served ordering that cookie as its own bulk case.
The Labor Argument
Building a seven-variety tray in house means seven cases in inventory, seven items to track, and a person arranging cookies during the weeks when labor is scarcest and most expensive.
The finished tray removes all of that. One SKU, one receiving line, no assembly, and no partial cases of six other varieties left over in January. For a bakery running holiday volume on a thin crew, the arrangement is the product.
Piece Count and Coverage
At 150 or more cookies per 5 lb tray, this covers a substantial event on its own. Standard catering practice runs two to three cookies per guest on a mixed dessert spread, which puts a single tray in the range of 50 to 75 people.
The variety count matters to that math. Guests take more pieces from an assortment than from a single-variety platter, because each additional cookie is a different experience rather than a repeat.
Applications
- Corporate and office holiday parties
- Catered receptions and holiday buffets
- Grocery bakery and deli holiday tray programs