• Size: 2.75"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• An Old World Christmas glass ornament

Who doesn't love a warm chocolate chip cookie! A true American original, chocolate chip cookies are made with a flour based dough, and the main ingredient is of course the chocolate chips! Add nuts, peanut butter chips, or coconut to name a few other ingredients, but the best is just the original Chocolate Chip Cookie, right out of the oven! Everyone would like to hang this ornament on their tree, and best of all it won't ruin your diet!

Gather 'round the tree, cookie lovers, and feast your eyes on a timeless treat transformed into a festive holiday trinket. This glass Chocolate Chip Cookie ornament might make your mouth water, but it’s purely for decorative delight. Fashioned with love, the golden-brown surface glistens with a sprinkle of glitter, mimicking the heavenly, just-baked glow of an oven-fresh cookie.

Nestled in the golden brown crevices, you'll spot rich, dark chocolate morsels, each one looking as though it might melt away at any moment. But fear not, these chips won't get on your fingers – they are expertly painted on, with a shimmer that catches the light and the eye of every chocolate enthusiast.

While real cookies might be a fleeting joy, this ornament promises to last season after season, offering all the visual warmth of the baked goody without any of the calories. Imagine your guests' surprise and delight when they realize those tempting treats hanging from the pine needles are not for eating but for admiring from afar.

Coming in at a sweet 2.75 inches, it's a petite homage to those homemade batches that fill homes with an aroma of sweet, chocolaty goodness. Whether it’s a nod to your baking prowess, a wink to your sweet tooth, or a symbol of cozy kitchen memories, this ornament is a confectionery celebration, inviting smiles and holiday cheer without even needing a cookie jar.

Text on Old World hang tag: The Chocolate Chip Cookie was accidentally invented in by Ruth Wakefield in Massachusetts. She was trying to make an all chocolate cookie, but the pieces of chopped chocolate she added did not melt into the dough the Chocolate Chip cookie was born! Today it is the most popular cookie in the U.S. with over billion eaten annually!