It can vary a lot by item and size. On this page, you’ll see platters listed by piece count or weight, and some examples note counts like 21 or 32 cookies. Many trays are sold by ounces, so the number of cookies depends on cookie size and style.

• Check the listing: Look for “count” or “oz” in the title and the Specifications section.
• Zoom product photos: Images often show approximate quantity and cookie size.
• Plan portions: As a general guide, budgeting 2–3 cookies per guest can help for mixed dessert tables, though needs vary by appetite and event length.

If you’re unsure, consider two smaller platters or add a backup box to cover extras.

1. Pick a base: Choose a serving tray that suits your vibe—lightweight plastic for easy transport, wood for a warm look, or a woven basket for a festive touch.
2. Mix textures & flavors: Combine chewy, crisp, chocolatey, and fruity cookies so there’s something for everyone.
3. Create balance: Place larger “hero” cookies first, then fill in with bite‑size pieces. Alternate colors for contrast.
4. Add structure: Use cupcake liners or small bowls for candies, nuts, or dips; divided trays help keep items tidy.
5. Protect textures: Keep soft and crisp cookies in separate clusters so they don’t affect each other.
6. Finishing touches: Tongs and napkins nearby make serving easy; simple labels can note flavors.

These steps can help elevate presentation without a lot of effort.

Start with your guest count, table space, and how you’ll use it.

• Guest count: For small gatherings, compact trays (around 7–9 inches) are easy to pass. Larger parties often benefit from bigger platters (about 11–12 inches) or a few smaller trays spread out.
• Material: Plastic is lightweight and party‑friendly; wood offers a sturdy, display‑ready look; woven trays add seasonal style. Divided trays help separate flavors.
• Transport: If you’re traveling, look for a lid or plan to cover with wrap.
• Check dimensions: Compare the listed measurements to a plate or board you own so sizing feels right on your table.

When in doubt, two medium trays can be more flexible than one oversized platter.

• Cool completely: Arrange only fully cooled cookies to help maintain texture.
• Line the tray: Parchment or cupcake liners can reduce sticking and crumbs.
• Cover when idle: Use a lid or wrap the platter to limit air exposure; uncover just before serving.
• Separate by texture: Keep soft and crisp cookies in different sections or containers so moisture doesn’t transfer.
• Room‑temperature storage: Store in a cool, dry spot away from sunlight or heat sources.
• Travel tips: For transport, secure cookies snugly and keep the platter level; a lidded or divided tray can help reduce shifting.

If any cookies are frosted or filled, keeping them cool during transport may help preserve appearance.

1. Set your location: On Walmart.com or the Walmart app, enter your ZIP code to see local availability.
2. Search “cookie platter”: Browse options and check product details for count, size, and style.
3. Choose a service: Select pickup or delivery at checkout, then pick a time window that fits your schedule.
4. Review substitutions: Set your preferences in case a specific platter is out of stock.
5. Track your order: You’ll receive updates when your order is ready or on the way.

Availability can vary by store and time of day, so checking a bit early and adding a backup option can offer more flexibility.