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cookies taste better when they're

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My favorite is oatmeal raisin

and I think cookies are much better when cooked
 
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Who eats raw cookies? Ugh.

I like my cookies thin and crispy. For health reasons, I avoid eating them but rarely.
 
MyOwnDrum said:
Who eats raw cookies? Ugh.

I like my cookies thin and crispy. For health reasons, I avoid eating them but rarely.
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Oh man licking the bowel of some fresh cookie dough, yummy. Toll house cookie dough is a double YUMMY
 
there's this brand that makes vegan cookes, and they're so delicious, they make oatmeal raisin, chocolate chip and peanut butter. can't remember the brand name though, It's a purple package with a cow on it, and they use brown sugar
 
I think cookies are better cooked. That's not to say I won't clean out the bowl when baking them and eat some raw dough, but I would never sit down and just make raw dough for the purpose if eating it. That's bizarre.
 
Cooked cookies, chocolate chip, are the best, but like someone else on this thread said, I will lick the bowl and beaters.
 
Cooked chocolate chip or sugar and I eat the leftover batter sometimes.

 
Raw cookie dough... Mmmm.... I could eat the whole bowl!! (and damn near have!)

Cookie dough ice cream!! The bestest!!!
 
rivrrat said:
Raw cookie dough... Mmmm.... I could eat the whole bowl!! (and damn near have!)

Cookie dough ice cream!! The bestest!!!
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Me too. I love Raw cookie dough and know what I am having tomm. I have none here and no cookies either. :(

I guess 2 chocolate donut is gonna have to get me by til tomm. :2razz:
 
cooked. sugar cookies!!! Icing is good, but not a whole lot of it.
 
Oatmeal raisin by far. That's why I don't keep them in the house. :3oops:
 
My favorite cookies, that I make, are gingerbread cookies. I like mine warm and soft with a big glass of milk. Gingerbread cookie dough just isn't that good to eat. I will eat chocolate chip cookie dough, but I actually don't like cooked chocolate chip cookies.
 
mmmm... soft gingerbread cookies....forgot about those. yummmmm
 
ok people, this changed my life:

The other night I made brownie cookies. You use a box of brownie mix, and switch up the amounts of the water, oil and egg to make it the consistency of cookie dough. They look like cookies but taste exactly like brownies! It blows my mind! (The dough is delicious. I ate half of it before baking.)

But seriously, it is way easier and faster than brownies in a pan. You only cook them 8-9 minutes instead of 30, don't have to wait forever for them to cool, don't have to tear them up trying to cut them, don't have to clean the brownie pan.

1 egg
1/3 c vegetable oil
2 T water

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Aurora151989 said:
My favorite is oatmeal raisin

and I think cookies are much better when cooked
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I like my cookies soft and chewy like chocolate chip cookies. I do not mind crsipy.Like Famous Amos. My favorite hard cookies are the MRE oatmeal cookies.
 
emdash said:
ok people, this changed my life:

The other night I made brownie cookies. You use a box of brownie mix, and switch up the amounts of the water, oil and egg to make it the consistency of cookie dough. They look like cookies but taste exactly like brownies! It blows my mind! (The dough is delicious. I ate half of it before baking.)

But seriously, it is way easier and faster than brownies in a pan. You only cook them 8-9 minutes instead of 30, don't have to wait forever for them to cool, don't have to tear them up trying to cut them, don't have to clean the brownie pan.

1 egg
1/3 c vegetable oil
2 T water

:shock:
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mmmmm sounds good!

I love my cookies soft and chewy as well, don't like crisp ones
 
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