What's your favorite kind of cookie?

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What's your favorite kind of cookie?

Post by LaureltheQueen »

I'm going to spend the next 2.5 days making christmas cookies. Here's what I have on the list so far:
Sugar Cookies

Snickerdoodles

Nieman Marcus Cookies(modified oatmeal/chocolate chip cookie)

Spritz Cookies

Peanut Butter Cookies

Coconut Macaroons
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Post by 0perose »

PEANUT BUTTER PIE or... oatmeal raisin cookies
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Post by vrg3 »

Snickerdoodles are probably my favorite, but since they're already on your list, I'll suggest gingerbread men.

Spritz cookies are probably the most fun to decorate.
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Post by 0perose »

vrg3 wrote:Snickerdoodles are probably my favorite, but since they're already on your list, I'll suggest gingerbread men.

Spritz cookies are probably the most fun to decorate.
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Post by Manarius »

Sugar or Chocolate Chip. Nothing fancy :P
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Post by Fishy »

I think my favorite kind of cookie is "hot out of the oven". :-D
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Post by subawhatsubawho »

C is for cookie....thats good enough to eat...




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Post by 555BCTurbo »

Shortbread...:-D
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Post by subawhatsubawho »

No offense...I'd rather have a brownie.
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Post by 206er »

oatmeal with those butterscotch chips.
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Post by evolutionmovement »

The kind that lie under a shirt.

The first cookie you mentioned are my favorites, but I won't even write the name never mind say it.

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Post by wiscon_mark »

oatmeal raisin are excellent
as well as peanut butter
brownies are great too :D
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Post by Tleg93 »

I like the cookies with the special ingredients in them... :twisted:
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Post by dzx »

My favorite cookie is 5'7, black, hot as hell and lives in missouri. I hung out with her for a while today then got lost going home and ended up 100 miles east of omaha.
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Post by 555BCTurbo »

+1 to Oatmeal raisin!!
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