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What does cookies made of?
for flower, sugar and chocolate
What will happen if you used cane suger for chocolate chip cookies?
The chocolate chip cookies would be delicious if made with cane sugar.
What was Ruth Graves Wakefield trying to make when she made chocolate chip cookies?
do drop cookies
Are chocolate chip cookies grain product?
Yes, chocolate chip cookies are a grain product. They are made with flour which is ground from wheat which is a type of grain.
What kind of cookie is a chocolate chip cookie?
In the UK, chocolate chip cookies are simply thick biscuits with a sprinkling of chocolate chips inside. American cookies are softer, and usually larger, but still contain chocolate pieces.
What is healthier asda chocolate cookies or tesco chocolate cookies?
Asda
What are chocolate chip cookies made of?
oooooo yummy. Dough, sugar, water, coco, and chocolate chips <3.
Do cookies contain caffeine?
No, cookies typically do not contain caffeine unless they are specifically made with ingredients like chocolate or coffee.
What is Santa's favorite cookie?
He likes all kind of cookies some people even make them home made but his favourite cookies are proberly chocolate chip but their isn't any kind of cookie he wont eat
How many cookies have chocolate in them?
the amount of cookies that have chocolate in them are about 15% as far as i know
What are creamed filled chocolate cookies?
The most popular commercial brand of cream filled chocolate cookies is the Oreo, made by Nabisco. Similar cookies can be made at home with dark chocolate refrigerator cookies or roll-and-cut cookies made into sandwiches with buttercream frosting. An intensely dark cocoa, such as "black cocoa" sold through King Arthur flour, will produce a very dark cookie similar to Oreos; the buttercream filling can be made with plain vegetable shortening (not "butter-flavor") to keep the filling bright white.
What are some yummy recipes for children?
Chocolate chip cookies Sugar cookies Mac'n'Cheese pizza Home made popsicles etc.
