Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread Gift Idea
Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread is the perfect way to give the gift of fall. An easy and scrumptious recipe, along with the cutest printable tags–everyone will love this pumpkin bread gift idea. Hello, Pumpkin!
When I make a batch of cookies or bread, I love to make a bit extra to give away. It’s so fun to bring in to work, drop it off and surprise a friend or neighbor, or send it in to the kids’ teachers. Whether it’s a Snickerdoodle Loaf Cake, English Toffee Bars, or Sheet Pan Chocolate Chip Cookies, the response is always the same. But during the fall and winter months, Pumpkin Bread is a huge favorite at our house. It’s even better to package up and share with others.
These little delicious pumpkin bundles are perfect for friends, neighbors, teachers, people you visit, and pretty much anyone. I love that they’re so easy to put together, and so homey and cozy. The best fall gift!
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Easy recipe
Start by baking your bread! My recipe for Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread made four of these mini loaf pans, plus a regular loaf pan that didn’t quite get filled all the way. It just made for a shorter loaf, but I just watched it in the oven and reduced the baking time a little. I usually 1.5x the recipe, to get 6-7 mini loaves, when I have more to give. You can certainly make full-size loaves instead, and the recipe makes 2 of them.
Supplies
- Loaves of pumpkin bread
- Disposable loaf pans
- Clear bags
- Kraft card stock of white card stock
- Ribbon
- Hole punch
You can use any fall ribbon you prefer. I like using cream and black ribbon, but I’ve also used jute, and brown gingham, and I love them all. The disposable loaf pans you can find on Amazon, Target, and other craft stores. I keep my eyes open during the year when I see them, snag them if they’re on sale, and save them until needed. You can use the foil pans too, but the paper ones are super cute and and even less expensive.
Details
After your bread has been baked and cooled, insert them in the bags and tie them shut. If you want to tie the ribbon around the middle, just use a small piece of baker’s twine or jute to close the bag. Or you can tie the ribbon and tag at the ends of the bag too–whichever you like best. If I’m giving the bread right away, and it’s still warm, I’ll just tie the ribbon around the middle as pictured!
Download and print the included tags, and cut to size. Punch a hole in one corner, then thread it onto the tag and tie shut.
They would make darling fall party favors, hostess gifts, and would be fun at each place at your Thanksgiving table.
Download
I’ve included three different tags, and they’re all on the same file!
FAQ
I designed them to be 2×2 square, but I left plenty of white space around the design so you can cut them into a rectangle if you prefer.
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