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Grandma’s (the company) used to make an “old time molasses” cookie that was quite good for store bought.
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Cookie addiction is no laughing matter
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gwpercle
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Life is short and it's Pleasure's are few ...
Enjoy your cookies ... but just one Family size bag a week ...
My addiction is ... Ice Cream !
Gary
Enjoy your cookies ... but just one Family size bag a week ...
My addiction is ... Ice Cream !
Gary
Yeah, all the holidays Mom used to make brown rims, snickerdoodles, and chocolate chip cookies. Man they were all awesome fresh from the oven. Dad said he put on almost 40 pounds after they got married because Mom kept a sourdough starter in the fridge and made him cinnamon rolls every day.
I buy the chocolate chip cookie dough, don’t even bother to bake them anymore
As a chocolate chip cookie lover, I have long contended that they are more nutritious than people think. If others criticize you for eating them, remind those critics that chocolate chip cookies contain many ingredients of your basic food groups:
Wheat flour provides your grains.
Milk as part of the dough and in the chocolate chips provides your dairy.
Sugar provides your energy.
Chocolate, being sourced from beans, provides your vegetables.
So there you have it, a meal that is delicious, balanced, compact, and portable.
It's Nature's Perfect Food!
Wheat flour provides your grains.
Milk as part of the dough and in the chocolate chips provides your dairy.
Sugar provides your energy.
Chocolate, being sourced from beans, provides your vegetables.
So there you have it, a meal that is delicious, balanced, compact, and portable.
It's Nature's Perfect Food!
There's an Italian bakery nearby and his cookies were $20/lb when I discovered it.but they're $28 now 
So I’ll let you in on a secret when you need a hot chocolate chip cookie fix and you don’t want to make them yourself.
Try the McDonalds baker’s dozen pack. It’s about $6 but if you use the app you can often get 20% off $10 order or more. Get a couple of ice cream cones to bring your order up to $10 and have at it. The McDs by my kids house even does vanilla and chocolate swirl cones.
Try the McDonalds baker’s dozen pack. It’s about $6 but if you use the app you can often get 20% off $10 order or more. Get a couple of ice cream cones to bring your order up to $10 and have at it. The McDs by my kids house even does vanilla and chocolate swirl cones.
fiasconva
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Give Walmart's Great Value Chunky Chippers a try also. Not as many as family size but they are really good and addicting also. I like them better than the Chips Ahoy.
When you tell your pregnant wife the Oreos are gone, stay back at least 25 ft.
If I am in Walmart then I am grabbing a plastic tin of their bakery chocolate chunk cookies. They are dangerous.
Maple - yum.
I sure miss those old Brach's Maple Nut Goodies, and the only fudge I'll eat is maple pecan.
I think I put on about 8 oz. just reading that.
Best Chocolate chip recipe I've found. And the family attacks them as fast as I can bake them.
www.livewellbakeoften.com
Double Chocolate Chip Cookies
Soft chocolate cookies filled with chocolate chips in every bite. These Double Chocolate Chip Cookies are the perfect dessert for chocolate lovers!
www.livewellbakeoften.com
WalMart has a knockoff of the Girl Scout Thin Mints that are just as good and way cheaper, and (usually) available year round. A package don't last any longer, though.
It seems nearly every website I visit has an annoying pop-up asking me for my "cookie preferences"... but no option for "soft molasses ginger" or "double chocolate chip", both of which should be included along with "strictly necessary only."
Mum called them biscuits. Dad called them cookies.
It was a house divided.
It was a house divided.
Grayfox
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My Grandma made scratch biscuits for breakfast every morning. She'd take the leftover biscuits, cut them in half, put on butter and sugar, then stick them back in the oven until they had a light crunch. Those were the cookies for us grandkids. We loved 'em! 
I forgot to mention that about half the cookies at my place never make it too full maturity; for me the batter is just as addicting.
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