What Makes A Cookie A Cookie? So…what exactly is a cookie? Though cookies derive from cakes, what we know as a good cookie now is really nothing like cakes or cupcakes—they’re denser, chewier, crispier and have an entirely different texture. Cookie recipes widely vary, but most have a few things in common. Generally, cookie recipes have abandoned using water completely, which makes the dough thicker and stiffer than that of cakes. Instead, cookies use ingredients like butter and/or shortening in its place, which helps them get that characteristic crispy-on-the-outside-soft-on-the-inside bite we all love. And almost all cookies are made using a combination of other basic pantry ingredients like flour, sugars and flavor boosts like extracts, nuts or candy.
Here's my top 5 Cookies.. Fortune Cookie: I see a trip to the bathroom in your future Gingerbread Man: Somehow I feel like the Titan Cronus GirlScout Cookies: Its for a good cause so I don't feel guilty eating the whole package.. in one setting Macaroons: Unicorn Rainbow Cookies!! "Baked" cookies: Yea.. the ones that'd get you baked.. *insert Cookie Monster gif
5.Caramel Delights (must be Girl Scout) 4.Double Stuff Oreos 3.Macadamia Nut 2.fresh out of the oven Chocolate Chip 1.Thin Mints (must be Girl Scout)
Cookies are small files which are stored on a user's computer. They are designed to hold a modest amount of data specific to a particular client and website, and can be accessed either by the web server or the client computer.