Mike(NEOhio)
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I just saw an article on msn.com about 20 store-bought chocolate chip cookies that are better than home-made. I don't think so. Guess it depends on who bakes your cookies.
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Steve@Advance
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Yep, the Subway cookies are hard to say no to. The macadamia ones are my weakness!
My wife makes all sorts of WONDERFUL cookies - made Chocolate chip yesterday, and Orange ones today. Her dad like his brick hard and burnt around the edges. He reminds me of a dog chewing on a bone when he gets to working on one. I'd say that ANY store bought cookies are WAY better than the ones his wife makes....
Mike(NEOhio)
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- Newbury, Ohio
Mine, too. She bakes four or five kinds regularly in a rotation, with an occasional package of Oreos in the mix.
Determined
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Not to say that my wife does not make cookies very often, but when our kids get home from school and see baking on he counter the first thing they usually ask is who died?
Being in a small rural area when someone has passed all the local ladies get asked to make something for the funeral.
Being in a small rural area when someone has passed all the local ladies get asked to make something for the funeral.
caterpillar guy
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Wife make good cookies. She also makes good pies. I like her cooking.
Billy Shafer
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Same around here. If the local grocery store is packed with women. You know to ask who died.
T in NE
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- Cambridge, Nebraska
And Casey's.
Quickest way to ruin any baked product is to use margarine. Had an aunt who used a buttload of margarine when she baked and anything she baked tasted like the stuff. Nasty.
Quickest way to ruin any baked product is to use margarine. Had an aunt who used a buttload of margarine when she baked and anything she baked tasted like the stuff. Nasty.
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