1.   Store the cookies in an airtight tin.

2.   An airtight cookie jar or tin will do a good job of storing most cookies at room temperature for two weeks.

3.   Each time you visit a site that has stored a cookie, it sends a request for information to your browser.

4.   For PC users, Navigator stores cookies in a file called cookies.txt in the Netscape directory.

5.   Garden Ridge shoppers, almost all women, are the sort who keep their kitchen counters spotless and store their cookies in pastel-colored plastic containers.

6.   In addition, these Web bugs, also called beacons or pixel tags, can store cookies on the computers that receive them.

7.   Store cookies in an airtight container.

8.   Store crisp cookies separately from soft ones.

9.   Store cookies in airtight container.

10.   Store cookies in airtight containers for a few days or freeze for up to a month.