I've been requested by my niece who is a medic in Afghanistan for my Banana Bread (BB) that she misses (just a reminder of home - only special to her:-)). I'm concerned that it will spoil en route. Any suggestions for baked goods that won't spoil? Could I freeze the BB and send? It's a quick delivery I hear. I did see a thread with a list of cookies. There were so many cookies, some of which I would question. It appears that anything with milk, butter, eggs, cocoa don't last. What is being requested is home baked goods as they have many rations and store bought preserved items.

Thanks in advance.

Elayne wrote:
> I've been requested by my niece who is a medic in Afghanistan for my
> Banana Bread (BB) that she misses (just a reminder of home - only
> special to her:-)). I'm concerned that it will spoil en route. Any
> suggestions for baked goods that won't spoil? Could I freeze the BB
> and send? It's a quick delivery I hear. I did see a thread with a
> list of cookies. There were so many cookies, some of which I would
> question. It appears that anything with milk, butter, eggs, cocoa
> don't last. What is being requested is home baked goods as they have
> many rations and store bought preserved items.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
>
I would worry about it getting moldy. What about wrapping it tightly
in cheesecloth soaked in rum or brandy, then in plastic wrap or foil?

That should deter the mold for a few extra days at least.

gloria p

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On Jul 5, 2:24*pm, Elayne >
wrote:
> I've been requested by my niece who is a medic in Afghanistan for my
> Banana Bread (BB) that she misses (just a reminder of home - only
> special to her:-)). I'm concerned that it will spoil en route. *Any
> suggestions for baked goods that won't spoil? *Could I freeze the BB
> and send? *It's a quick delivery I hear. *I did see a thread with a
> list of cookies. *There were so many cookies, some of which I would
> question. *It appears that anything with milk, butter, eggs, cocoa
> don't last. *What is being requested is home baked goods as they have
> many rations and store bought preserved items. *
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> --
> Elayne

How about biscotti? They are already dry, and you could make a bunch
of different kinds...