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Holiday cookie contest voting with a QR code
Number each plate, let people taste, then vote from their phones by scanning one QR code. Nobody has to say out loud whose cookie lost.
Make one poll per category and list the plates as options, so a beautiful cookie and a delicious cookie can both win.
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QR Code Contest Voting for EventsHow to run it
- 01Give each plate a number card and keep a list of who baked what.
- 02Open a category below and replace the sample entries with your plate numbers.
- 03Set a closing time, put the QR code next to the cookie table, and announce the winners when voting closes.
The questions
Each link opens the editor with the question already written. Change anything, then publish and put the QR code on screen.
- Use this →01Multiple choice
Best cookie overall?
- Cookie 1
- Cookie 2
- Cookie 3
- Cookie 4
- Cookie 5
- Use this →02Multiple choice
Best tasting cookie?
- Cookie 1
- Cookie 2
- Cookie 3
- Cookie 4
- Use this →03Multiple choice
Best decorated cookie?
- Cookie 1
- Cookie 2
- Cookie 3
- Cookie 4
- Use this →04Multiple choice
Most creative flavour?
- Cookie 1
- Cookie 2
- Cookie 3
- Cookie 4
- Use this →05Multiple choice
Best classic recipe?
- Cookie 1
- Cookie 2
- Cookie 3
- Use this →06Rating 1–5
Rate the cookie table.
- Use this →07Open text
Which cookie's recipe should be shared with everyone?
Tips from running these live
- Keep bakers' names off the plates until the results are in, so votes are about the cookie.
- Choose results after close if you want to keep the tally hidden until voting ends.
- Ask bakers to list allergens on the number card.
- Test duplicate-vote controls before the event. The default uses a device cookie, so guests sharing Wi-Fi can vote separately. Clearing cookies or using another browser can allow another vote; voter identity is not verified.
Common questions
- How do I run holiday cookie contest voting with a QR code?
- 1. Give each plate a number card and keep a list of who baked what. 2. Open a category below and replace the sample entries with your plate numbers. 3. Set a closing time, put the QR code next to the cookie table, and announce the winners when voting closes.
- How many questions are in this set?
- 7 questions. Open any of them in the editor and change the wording or the choices before you publish.
- Any tips from running these live?
- Keep bakers' names off the plates until the results are in, so votes are about the cookie. Choose results after close if you want to keep the tally hidden until voting ends. Ask bakers to list allergens on the number card.
- Is it free to use these questions?
- Yes. Copying the questions is free, and the free plan takes up to 100 responses per poll. You can make your first poll without an account.
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