Bob/PKB
You look like Barbra Streisend, PK.
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melandrupert
Cholate chip Cookies 
Ann
jhharlan
Bob/PKB
POTATO CHIP cookies. They come complete with crushed "regular" potato chips (does anyone remember those?) and butterscotch chips. Found the recipe on the back of brown sugar box 20 years ago.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 22 | |
Never heard of these but I see there are lots of recipes for them on the internet...love potato chips!
abby grant
sunnyB
My favorite is Butter Scotch.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 21 | |
You and I may be in a class by ourselves. Adding butterscotch chips to the potato chip cookies makes them delicious. For that matter, adding butterscotch sauce to ice cream makes ice cream delicious. :D
Flip
carmaxable
oat meal raisin
| 12 years ago. Rating: 21 | |
Car, that was one of my mom's faves. I used to buy them for her when she couldn't shop anymore. She used to make them from scratch when she was young.
ROMOS
My Granddaughter, sweeter than the sweetest, my little cookie....KOTF.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 20 | |
Oooooh ROMOS, I love it. My grandaughter is Sugarfoot and the other is Sweetfeet, the third will be named after your grandaughter. She will be Cookie.
Ducky
dowsa
The "Wife"Fruity and all things nice.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 19 | |
"Yes.Now let me see Hmm Well ---sorry for keeping you waiting .My "mind cant function without her ,telling me what to say.Henpecked you "Psychic!! Iam a "Mouse and live in a house I only eat Cheese!!when I say Please to the Mrs.
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Headless Man
clu
Chocolate chip is my favorite, but I have hundreds of second choices!!
| 12 years ago. Rating: 17 | |
Years ago, I would bake 10-12 different kinds of cookies for Christmas. I simply 'assumed' my kids enjoyed helping. What a feast to have so many cookies around, even after packaging up 6-8 trays for gifts.
Shootah
Desirae
mycatsmom
choc chip, of course.......baked from scratch. Must have dark choc chips and still be warm when I bit into one. Can hardly keep the saliva swallowed thinking about it. Love brownies too......real chewy ones :-p
| 12 years ago. Rating: 16 | |
Are you heading to the kitchen to do a little baking?? I bought some Oreos to dip in chocolate for Christmas and never got around to it (too much time here), so I am slowly eating them (all the preservatives...they'll last til October).
Re: Streisand....I definitely have a nose, but not the cat eyes OR the amazing voice.
Re: Streisand....I definitely have a nose, but not the cat eyes OR the amazing voice.
wonderer
witchway
fjoel
sugar cookie,oatmeal raisin.COOKIE.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 15 | |
Making sugar cookies with cookie cutters is a really fun thing to do at different holiday times. Decorating them used to be a nice time with my kids. :D
PEOPLELOVER
Anzac Biscuits. We have biscuits in Australia not "cookies:
Corn Flake biscuits.
Chocolate Wheaten.
| 12 years ago. Rating: 14 | |
Aren't they? :D It does present a different image of "biscuit" verses cookie. And "wheaten"...made with wheat flour??? And, yes, what ARE anzac biscuits?
Anzac biscuits are made with oatmeal and golden syrup. no idea what "golden syrup" is in Yankee land but it is similar to molasses or treacle (god they won`t know what treacle is either) but a golden colour and not as strong a flavour,
They were "invented" for want of a better word during WW1 when food supplies were low so the women used to send parcels of these biscuits to the troops in Germany.
Bob stay with the programme, to the Australian troops not the German.
Anyway that is what they are are were called Anzac biscuits for obvious reasons, well obvious to a Aussie.
Chocolate wheaten are made with wheaten flour and have tiny particles of wheat in them so you get that nice nutty flavour.
They can be plain or chocolate covered on one side.
Tommy in future pull your head in, no one would have asked. But Oh! no Mr smarty pants has to go and open his big trap.
Bloody great mate you are.
They were "invented" for want of a better word during WW1 when food supplies were low so the women used to send parcels of these biscuits to the troops in Germany.
Bob stay with the programme, to the Australian troops not the German.
Anyway that is what they are are were called Anzac biscuits for obvious reasons, well obvious to a Aussie.
Chocolate wheaten are made with wheaten flour and have tiny particles of wheat in them so you get that nice nutty flavour.
They can be plain or chocolate covered on one side.
Tommy in future pull your head in, no one would have asked. But Oh! no Mr smarty pants has to go and open his big trap.
Bloody great mate you are.
Tommy, now that is REALLY funny. I wouldn’t be the least surprised if Vegemite doesn’t come up on the cookie forum.
It's okay that someone asked PL...look at all the people (I should say "mates") who have just read your explanation and actually learned something today already! haha
Don`t worry Ducka Tommy and I take the (urine) out of each other all the time.
My comments to him are the things we Aussies say to our friend who understand the true intent.
My comments to him are the things we Aussies say to our friend who understand the true intent.
Thank you for a great history lesson, Peoplelover. We really do enjoy hearing about Australia and our good Aussie mates.
Thanks Bob, we are proud of our country and like to skite about how good it is to be a Aussie. Skite means show off.
No Hector ,hard tack is the old time Navey biscuits that was on the sailing ships as it might get full of weavils but that was more protein.
They were made I believe by grinding up a piece of granite and a piece of sandstone and mixing them together with cement. Sailors teeth did not fall out because of scurvy, they broke them off eating the hard tack.
They were a flour based biscuit actualy.
They were made I believe by grinding up a piece of granite and a piece of sandstone and mixing them together with cement. Sailors teeth did not fall out because of scurvy, they broke them off eating the hard tack.
They were a flour based biscuit actualy.
dunc
hector5559
itsmee
valR
doolittle
Daisy!
Moravian cookies, their hard to get hold of and harder to keep. Yum!
| 12 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
I have no idea, I found them in Old Salem touring. I try to make it back every year and buy several boxes. It maybe on line now.It's a sweet village. I like to watch them bake in the old ovens, shoe horses and make oak baskets.
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It's a nice place, they had a few strange ideas. The women were buried in one grave yard, the men in another, and children in another. You didn't rest beside loved ones. You also had to leave home at 13 and live in a bachelors house, there you were taught a trade. It was interesting. It's a beautiful place, look up Old Salem, NC. I'm sure they have pictures.
Nene43
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