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Santa's favorite cookies are those that children help to bake. By happy coincidence, Santa seems to like exactly the same cookie that is the very favorite cookie of the children in each home he visits. Do not forget to set out a glass of milk or warm cocoa for Santa, since he gets very thirsty on his journey.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 12y agoThere are so many great Christmas cookie recipes and places to find them. You might want to try some popular place like Martha Stewart Magazine and website or the website: www.joyofbaking.com/ChristmasCookies.html, there are many great options in both of these locations.
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∙ 12y agoSanta Claus likes all cookies, so do not worry what type you put out. I think that if you just put a cookie that you like, Santa will like it.
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∙ 14y agoThere are countless varieties of Christmas cookies, so you must be more specific in asking your question.
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∙ 12y agopeppermint twist, lemon cookies, gem cookies, orange cookies
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∙ 13y agoSugar, Gingerbread, Peanut Butter, & Snowball! ;))
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Where could a person find a low calorie Christmas cookie recipe?
A person could find a low calorie Christmas cookie recipe from a number of recipe websites. One can find such recipes on sites such as 'Taste of Home', 'Eating Well' and 'Good Housekeeping'.
Where can you find some good christmas pudding recipes?
You can find good Christmas pudding recipes at BBC Good Food and Delia Online. Good Christmas pudding recipes can also be found at Food Network and Allrecipes.
Where online can one find cookie recipes?
There are many websites online that offer good cookie recipes. You can try looking at Girl Scout Cookies, All About Cookies, Cookie Mania and All Recipes for some good ideas.
Where can one find recipes for Christmas trimmings?
One can find recipes for Christmas trimmings online at various websites. One can find recipes for Christmas trimmings at websites such as BBC Good Food and Epicurious.
Where can one find a good recipe for Christmas cupcakes?
There are a wide variety of places to find good recipes for Christmas cupcakes. The web domains "AllRecipes" and "FoodNetwork," for example, have such recipes.
Where can one find cookie recipes for diabetics?
Cookie recipes for diabetics can be found in diabetic-friendly cookbooks, as well as by using websites such as AllRecipes, BBC Good Food and Epicurious.
Where is a good place to find recipes for holiday cookies?
One may find holiday cookie recipes in a book at their local library. Another place to look for holiday cookie recipes would be at books in a book store or even online at recipe sites.
Where can I find an easy sugar cookie recipe?
There are as many sugar cookie recipes as there are different ideas of what the best sugar cookie is like. For example, do you prefer soft or crisp? To find one right for your taste, search in cookbooks, home and food magazines, online recipe sites, recipes printed on common ingredients, or on television networks like The Food Network.
Where does one find recipes for sugar cookies?
Some good cookie recipes can be found at the Wisegeek and the Shockingly Delicious website. Both websites contain a lot of cookie recipe for home use.
Which website is the best for cookie recipes.?
Websites that have sections dedicated to cookie recipes include the Hershey's Kitchen section of the Hershey's website, and the About Cookies website. Other websites to visit to find a plentiful amount of cookie recipes include the BBC Good Food website, All Recipes website and the Baking Mad website.
Where can one find a great Shortbread cookie recipe online?
There are a number of websites that have good shortbread cookie recipes one can follow. Such recipes can be found on 'Food Network', 'Sweetopia', 'Delia Online' and 'BBC Food'.
What are some cookie recipes that call for butter?
There are many different cookie recipes that call for butter. There could be a preference for some and not for others, so it is best to research in books, on TV or online to find out what you think is a good recipe.
