Chocolate Chip Cookies are manufactured very similarly, but in a larger scale, as you would make them in your kitchen. First, all the ingredients are fed into a large batch tank. Instead of eggs and milk, dry egg powder and dry milk are most likely used.
After everything is well-mixed, the dough is transferred to a machine with two feed rollers. The feed rollers turn to pull the dough into the machine and push it out through several openings of the proper shape/size (in this case likely a 2 inch diameter circle). As the product is going through the opening, a wire comes across and slices the cookie pieces off so that they land on a tray.
The trays are then transferred to a large oven and baked in batches. Alternatively, the cookie pieces might transfer onto metal trays and travel through an oven continuously. After a cooling stage, the cookies are packaged, cartoned, cased and distributed.
Well, you eat cookies, and I sure hope you don't eat history. I know one similarity. You can make cookies and you can make history. Or you can make history by making really good cookies. Or you can make historical cookies. Or you can eat cookies while making history. Or you can eat history while making cookies.
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by making them
The recommended bake temperature for making chocolate chip cookies is 350F.
Yes, you can use oil instead of butter when making cookies. However, the texture and flavor of the cookies may be slightly different when using oil.
making cookies/cakes etc on Christmas is special, because making biscuits is an ideal recipe/idea for Christmas celebrations.
"I love 'making' cookies, they come out really well."
no dude it wont
Yes you can add anything to cookies if you bake them from scatch.
13 cups.