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I once had a heavy shale item arrive , packed in a box with nothing but lots of white tissue paper.......... the item wasn't damaged... but all the tissue paper.... ended up looking like a few sticks of gum !!

 

I have sent my Granddaughter & DIL jewelry from the states to Germany. I always individually wrap each piece in bubble wrap first. Then all together in a box, if there is room, more bubble wrap. If there is not enough room for bubble wrap they make a product it looks like a shredded accordion but it is cushiony, you want no space, then I tape it then it goes in a lined bubble box (I have no idea what they are really called) I believe I got them from U-line, or a huge online place that sells shipping things. I have sent crystal vases, candlesticks if it breaks I have shipped it. My step father owned a moving company & taught me years ago how to pack a box so the contents wont break regardless of how the box is treated on the outside. If you sell it, you got this.

 

I hope it was still edible, not stale!

 

Yes, I know what can be used long term for shipping. Believe it or not so many things like butter, eggs, marshmallows & popcorn can not be used or put into a box with baked goods as they mold I am talking over seas shipments, I cringe when I see groups ask for people to bake for soldiers who have no clue, yes I know the thought & kindness are always their along with salmonella & bacteria.

yes, he was so happy it was in one piece & it was a large pan I used but it is his favorite, regardless of the price it cost to ship it, it was for my kiddo! I also sent him brownie brittle that survived as well & kcups. My snobby kid brings his keurig machine but he is no dummy it also makes him quite popular amongst the higher ups.