Office Snack

[Anonymous]

I have a really high performing team that I'd like to treat at the final meeting with something homemade (knowing the group, they'd most appreciate that). I was thinking just my basic chocolate chip cookies, but was wondering if there was anything more creative - or easier - that you guys could think of

No allergies or dietary restrictions. They do like their chocolate but are generally health conscious

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

I would say chocolate chip cookies or brownies. If you want to get really creative, you could make cake pops and put them in a cellophane bag with a cute ribbon, and attach a thank you note.

[Anonymous]

Brownies...homemade

[Anonymous]

Maybe you do know but I wouldn't do homemade.

[Anonymous]

A bowl of mixed berries, angel food cake, and whip cream

[Anonymous]

set up an ice cream sundae bar.
hire a crepe person to come in.

[Anonymous]

Celery, watercress, and walnuts.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the replies - keep them coming!

(Except the celery ones, that just isn't "treat" enough

[Anonymous]

My boss brought in homemade crumpets with really good jam and butter, served with tea, it was great!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the replies - keep them coming!

(Except the celery ones, that just isn't "treat" enough

I am not a baker, so I heartily subscribe to the view that women should not bring homemade treats to the office if they want to get ahead
I would bring several high-end flavors of ice-cream.
Ben & Jerry has flavors with funny names, if you need a conversation starter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the replies - keep them coming!

(Except the celery ones, that just isn't "treat" enough

I am not a baker, so I heartily subscribe to the view that women should not bring homemade treats to the office if they want to get ahead
I would bring several high-end flavors of ice-cream.
Ben & Jerry has flavors with funny names, if you need a conversation starter.

How do you know OP is a woman? That's rather presumptive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My boss brought in homemade crumpets with really good jam and butter, served with tea, it was great!

My male boss-he even brought a tea cozy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the replies - keep them coming!

(Except the celery ones, that just isn't "treat" enough

I am not a baker, so I heartily subscribe to the view that women should not bring homemade treats to the office if they want to get ahead
I would bring several high-end flavors of ice-cream.
Ben & Jerry has flavors with funny names, if you need a conversation starter.

Ridiculous. In my department, men bring in homemade treats as much as women do.

I personally prefer oatmeal rasin cookies over chocolate chip – just make the recipe on the Quaker oatmeal container.

[Anonymous]

No one in their right mind prefers oatmeal raisin to chocolate chip.

If you really want to do the right thing, make oatmeal chocolate chip.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the replies - keep them coming!

(Except the celery ones, that just isn't "treat" enough

I am not a baker, so I heartily subscribe to the view that women should not bring homemade treats to the office if they want to get ahead
I would bring several high-end flavors of ice-cream.
Ben & Jerry has flavors with funny names, if you need a conversation starter.

oh great, now because I am a professional woman I am not allowed to enjoy baking because you think it's stereotypical.

My (male) boss and (male) coworkers bring in home-baked goods all the time. Baked by them. So I think you are the the one with an issue here.