Foo - Favorite cookie? (or biscuit, if you prefer:-))

mine would be ... white chocolate with macadamia nuts, warm from the oven, chewy in the middle and a little crispy on the edges.

yours?

-alex

p.s. related thread: cookies or brownies, "cookies or brownies" (http://64.191.20.129/showthread.php?t=38827&highlight=cookie+favorite)

Anzac biscuits. Aussies will know what I'm talking about. And NO, there is no Vegemite in them :D


CHEERS.

Mark

these fiber biscuits I would get in Seoul for W200 or so. Two varieties: plain and chocolate dipped.

Oreo cookies and milk, Yum!

Chocolate chips

Sometimes it's the one I'm eating. :)
Sometimes it's the one someone else is eating and they ate the last one. :(


It has to be chewie and chocolatey always helps.

My favorite: oatmeal raisin. :)

Anzac biscuits. Aussies will know what I'm talking about. And NO, there is no Vegemite in them :D


CHEERS.

Mark
Oooh, yeah.... :D Fresh from the oven with a nice hot cuppa.

We've introduced quite a few Americans to Anzac biscuits - haven't found any who didn't like 'em yet.

1. Frosted sugar cookies
2. Oatmeal rasin
3. Snickerdoodles
4. chocolate chip

. . .

yours?

-alex


Snowball cookies. Aka Mexican Wedding Cakes, Russian Tea Cakes, etc. Those ones made with ONLY butter flour, a little salt and chopped nuts (walnuts are the best) and sugar of some sorts. . .Bake them and shake in powdered sugar then sift powdered sugar over.

I rarely make these as I will eat the whole batch(es) when I do!

ANY scottish short bread made with a really fine butter.

And brownies made with the recipe on the Ghirardelli Ground Chocolate and Cocoa container.

Cookie (Cook'*ie) n. A small round flat pastry with chocolate chips.


If it doesn't have chocolate chips it may still be good, but it's not a cookie.

Snowball cookies . . .

Arrgh! I forgot about lemon bars. I LOVE good lemon bars.

foehn you stole mine!
1. snoballs (still warm after the powdered sugar is added)
2. lemon bars
3. short bread

Chocolate Chip Cookie dough! YUM

I like the dough raw.

1. Walker's Shortbread Cookies
2. White Chocolate Macadamia

? Where could I get those Anzac Biscuits? They sound yummy and I'll try just about anything. I live in Eugene, Oregon and go to Portland quite a bit. Any ideas?

Chocolate chip

Peanut butter

chocolate coated digestive

Anzac biscuits. Aussies will know what I'm talking about. And NO, there is no Vegemite in them :D

Mark

Ooh YEAH! Mum used to get annoyed with us for deliberately leaving the lid off the container to make them go soft. They're soooo much better when they're a bit soggy. Dip 'em in cold milk for best results.

I also have to confess an unhealthy addiction to Arnott's Mint Slice biscuits.

Pretty much whatever the pastry chef at works asks me to try. It's tough to be the straight out of the oven, guinea pig cookie eater. Helps explain why I commute by bike.

My own homemade Oatmail banana raisin walnut cookies hmmmm they are a huge hit at work

given my wifes proclivity for baking this week its Ginger-Almond Biscotti.
Last week it was macaroons. week before ? coconut/condensed milk graham cracker
kinda thingie.

Store bought? Bakers Lemon Cremes (the south african sort), Ouma's rusks.
and oreos.

marty

Keebler French Vanilla Creemes, which unfortunantly, they don't seem to make anymore.

real toll house cookies made with with actual butter

real toll house cookies made with with actual butter


i'm with you on that one.....warm from the oven. :love:

How are tollhouse cookies different from chocolate chip?

Oatmeal with cranberries and walnuts. Deeeelish.

How are tollhouse cookies different from chocolate chip?

Toll House cookies are chocolate chip cookies made according to the recipe (click (http://www.verybestbaking.com/Recipes/Search/RecipeCard.asp?RecipeID=18476&BrandSiteID=2)) printed on every bag of Nestle Toll House chocolate morsels. The recipe originated with Ruth Wakefield of the Toll House Inn, in Whitman, Mass (Click for history (http://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventions/story047.htm))

oatmeal rasin cookies

Oreos