Cookies

I doubt it, but here are some suggestions if you cannot get the kids to eat their veggies:

Carrots lend themselves well to being flavored with brown sugar, butter and peanut butter. Simmer the carrots in this mixture and don't cook them to the point of mush - leave a bit of texture.

Simmer chunks of turnip with a bit of butter, brown sugar and cinnamon or allspice - smells like apple pie and tastes great.

But best of all, serve baked spaghetti squash! Cut the squash in half lengthwise (be careful, they are difficult to cut), scoop out all the seeds and guck, put a bit of butter and a sprinkle of black pepper in each half, cover each half with a piece of foil, and bake in the oven or microwave (don't use foil in the microwave).

When you scoop out the cooked squash, it comes out in strings and looks just like spaghetti - the kids love it! Just add spaghetti sauce for the final touch.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is an imaginary character, so you can imagine his favorite cookie as anything you like... such as your own favorite cookie!

Its from where they squirted the batter into the mold...it leaves a bump

Because she felt like it!

Nothing. It's just sweet talk.

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World's largest cookie was 102 feet in diameter and weighted 40,000 lbs. It took 12,200 lbs. of Unbleached Flour 6,525 lbs. of Unsalted Butter 6,000 lbs. of Dark Chocolate Chunks 5,000 lbs. of Granulated Sugar 3,370 lbs. of Dark Brown Sugar 30,000 Whole Eggs 184 lbs. of Salt 79 lbs. Baking Soda 10 gallons of Pure Vanilla

piped cookies are crack rocks that have already been smoked using a crack pipe.

It really depends on how long you bake them, or the temperature. So really, there is no exact answer!

The important factor in burning is a high amount of simple sugars, this means little complex carbohydrate compounds. If you look at the nutritional information you can find out which cookie has the most energy and the least fat or carbohydrate.

Or just experiment with different types of cookies.

No, Nabisco discontinued Cookie Break cookies.

I found these for sale at Pricerite the other day. $4.99 for a large tin

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Yes I still make nut cream cookies. I usually bake them at holiday time.

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I have no knowledge that they are. The original macaroon (a small sweet cake consisting largely of ground almonds and almond paste) was Italian.

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A brand of basic sandwich cookies in various flavors, found at Winn-Dixie grocery stores (mostly Southeast U.S.). Big Sixty was one of their store brands. Don't know if they still sell them, though; a few years back, Winn-Dixie made big changes in their house brands.

They were quite good for a basic, cheap cookie.

Fornetti is a Hungarian-based producer of pastries with franchises throughout Europe. They are famous for their variety of both savory flavors, including cheese, pizza, and bacon, and sweet pastries, including chocolate, fruit jelly, and poppyseed flavors.

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Chocolate chip cookies can be stored in a cookie jar or any other covered container. They do not need to be refrigerated, but they can be frozen for several months, then defrosted to room temperature.

I don't think there is a way, if you want to make cookies that bad, go and buy ingredients. You could experiment with less ingredient's and see how it comes out but i wouldn't risk is because of the need of each ingredient baking has.

Total sales of cookies and crackers was estimated at approximately $10 billion in the late 1990s

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