Cookies

Because,people follow other people,lets say you've never tried a hot dog or ice cream and i told you that ice cream was WAY better,if you see the foods your going to pick the ice cream because I kind of bribed you or persuaded you

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Ask the Girl Scout. They should know, but if they do not know they should find out from their cookie manager or troop leader.

Making the check out to "Girl Scouts" is acceptable and usually preferred. You can also make the check out to the Girl Scout troop, for example: Girl Scout Troop _____, and put the troop number into the blank. Or the check can be made out to the Girl Scout council in charge of the cookie sale.

sure, but you'll have to increase the flour, and reduce the fat (butter) and baking soda - liquid and alkalinity (from the soda) encourage dough to spread, and you'll want a rolled cookie to retain its shape better.

a typical drop cookie might have 1 egg per 2c flour, where a rolled cookie might have 3c flour for that one egg, so that's a good guideline for the flour. for baking soda,

Dip the cutter in flour before each cut

There are many websites that offer recipes for almond crescent cookies. The ingredients include finely ground nuts, flour, salt, powdered sugar, butter and vanilla and almond extract.

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A "bad" cookie can be any of the following...

*Too dry

*Too sticky

*Under-cooked / raw

*Bitter

*Spoiled (ingredients used)

*Too much flour used

*Not enough taste

*Just "bad" tasting

*Burnt

Also if you are starting to see mold!

I checked on this and found out you can not patent a set of ingredients, but you can the directions. The big problem with this infringement of your cookie directions and how to determine it has happened. I also found a chocolate cookie dough patent.

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Cake Mix cookies using mason jars use standard make mix recipes from the grocery store or home made style that replace placing the mixture into a pan or cake tin with division and placement into the jars and baking in them.

One sweetener commonly used in sugar free cookies is nutritive sweeteners, including sorbitol, mannitol, maltitol, isomalt, lactitol, erythritol, polydextrose, and glycerin.

No, enabling cookies is a very bad idea unless it is extremely vital because they are like little 'bugs' or 'spies' that follow you around on your computer and can provide information to the sites that you went on. The most common case is when you enable cookies and then you get heaps of junk mail from the sites you've visited.

I'm still not sure exactly though so can someone edit this question if I'm wrong.

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My, you'll be hard pressed to really find an answer to this- In my travels, I've heard Germans, Norwegians, Swedes, Dutch, Czech, Polish, Mexican and Indian folks all claim that rosettes are "really" theirs. Finding a good history is difficult. Suffice it to say that the idea of heating up a decorative bit of metal in oil, dipping it in egg & flour and covering it in sugar has seemed like a good idea to lots of people the world over. In rosettes I've had, Swedes & Norwegians tend to not flavor them and cover them in simple sugar. Germans, Czechs & Poles put a little vanilla and/or almond in the batter and the Germans tend to like to put cinnamon in the sugar. Mexicans lean toward vanilla only, and sometimes a bit of cinnamon in the sugar. I've seen old rosette irons in museums from the middle ages in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. Sorry I can't be of more help, and I'm certain you'll get opinions from folks that, of course, I'm all wet, they're really from- oh, I don't know- Russia, maybe? ;-)

Thursday's Cookies or Cookie Obsession on Thursday or etc.

I put mine in a temperature conducting container in the freezer and do not take it out until ready to ship, then ship same day air

Step 1 : Kill horntail.

Step 2 : Take drops.

Step 3 : Sell drops.

Step 4 : Profit??

The name 'Lady Fingers' has been dropped by some Kosher bakeries from the Kosher for Passover Orthodox-Jewish version of the leavening-free treat. The treats have been renamed to either 'Baby Fingers', 'L Fingers' or just plain 'Fingers', depending on the manufacturer. Some say the reason for this name change is due to the association between the treat and the female anatomy which, according to Orthodox Judaism, is immodest.

ANSWER: Ladyfingers were named (by the British) for their resemblance to the graceful fingers of ladies, which they apparently reminded someone of.

at walmart

in some stores £50 and in some stores £60 i got a black one for 50

Santa's burps

Yes, you can do it whenever - I do it all the time!

There is no official state cookie for the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

There are a couple of cookie companies proposing that it be the chocolate chip cookie, or the oatmeal chocolate chip cookie.

The chocolate chip cookie, however, was invented in 1930 in Massachusetts at the Toll House Inn, by Ruth Wakefield. The official state cookie should obviously be the whoopie pie, if the legislature has any sense. That means that the chocolate chip cookie will be a shoo-in.