So... WHO LikES COoKiES?

[Mr. MacBook]

WHO????

just wondering who likes cookies, and if you do, post whats your favorite kind.

Mine is sugar cookies...

 

[TheAnswer]

Here is the previous thread from last fall that had a poll.

 

[5683565]

Begging for a higher post count eh?

(I'm just playing)

 

[Mr. MacBook]

Begging for a higher post count eh?

(I'm just playing)

what the hell does that mean?

Btw i dont even know how to start a poll yet, and i wanted people to express their inner cookie

 

[psycoswimmer]

I'll go along with this.

I like peanut butter, mainly. But I also like sugar, chocolate chip, white macadamia nut, mostly any kind of cookie. Oh and one of my favorites: Oatmeal Raisin with Butterscotch Morsels.

 

[devilot]

I'm usually not a fan of cookies but I do like these...

 

[wozzlewoozle]

oreo

 

[TheAnswer]

Anyone interested in making serious cookies needs to check out this book...best Peanut Butter cookies and Oatmeal cookies I have ever tasted in my life. I haven't tried the other recipes yet...as a bonus, it's written in a culinary-geek way where they explain how everything works and why.

 

[MartyMoe]

I do like these...

<picture of Thin Mints>
<Picture of Caramel De'lites>

Oh, definitely those two are the Girl Scout cookie choices to make. I second both of those. (goes off to find the stashed boxes I have somewhere)

Also, warm soft chocolate chip cookies, gooey and just out of the oven. When they crisp up, they are not the same experience.

 

[devilot]

I second both of those. (goes off to find the stashed boxes I have somewhere)

There's a sort of Girl Scouts headquarters near here (within a 15 minute drive) and they have cookies nearly year 'round.

Also, warm soft chocolate chip cookies, gooey and just out of the oven. When they crisp up, they are not the same experience.

I've only had the "freshly-baked-still-gooey" cookies like twice in my life. They were good, but I still love the relatively freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. Had some a couple of months ago. I think gobbled up more than I was supposed to.

 

[MartyMoe]

There's a sort of Girl Scouts headquarters near here (within a 15 minute drive) and they have cookies nearly year 'round.

Now I'm just jealous....

I think gobbled up more than I was supposed to.

If nobody saw you, it doesn't count. A permutation of the "hollow chocolate has no calories" rule.

 

[psycoswimmer]

I forgot about Girl Scout cookies. I love those Samoas. And the white oreos (or Cameos).

 

[Mr. MacBook]

Also, warm soft chocolate chip cookies, gooey and just out of the oven. When they crisp up, they are not the same experience.

OMG thats where its at.

The chocolate is so melty and stuff and the cookie is like butter-soft

 

[siurpeeman]

I'm usually not a fan of cookies but I do like these...

girl scout cookies, yum! like everybody, i like thin mints. not like everybody, i don't like samoas so much, but i do like do-si-dos. favorite cookie overall? oatmeal raisin. i can just eat those forever and ever.

 

[gadgetgirl85]

Short bread! The richer the better. Melting moments are my fav too I am a biscuit freak and if I wasn't dieting I would eat them all the time!

 

[katie ta achoo]

I like to keep it old-school. Chocolate chip. ^_^

I like chocolate chip with oatmeal. If you google "cowboy cookies" I like those. A super-simple recipe. Add stuff, mix it, bake it, done.

That being said, I like to make super-complicated things, too. I've been baking all day and smell like chocolate.

 

[quagmire]

Thin Mints are best served frozen.

 

[3nm]

 

[joepunk]

my dad and i tried to make cookies, we failed miserably

used a metal spatula on a metal cooking sheet. got some metal scrapings from the sheet onto the cookies

 

[SkyBell]

WHY DO I FIND ALL THE FOOD THREADS AT NIGHT?!

Choco-chip, warm in the center, crusty on the outside. [HOMERSIMPSON]Mmm...cookies...*drools*[/HOMERSIMPSON]

 

[Mammoth]

Okay let me break things down:

1. Cookie must be chewy. I don't care if I like what's in it, if it's hard it's gone.
2. If it's chewy, I see if there are raisins in it. Raisins are bad.
3. If it's chewy and there are no raisins, there should be chocolate in it.
4. If it's chewy, there's no raisins, and there's chocolate in it, the chunks should be substantially large.
5. If it's chewy, has no raisins, and has large chocolate chunks, the experience could greatly be enhanced with toffee chunks or pieces of brand name chocolates, M&M's for example.
6. If it's chewy, has no raisins, has large chocolate chunks, toffee pieces and brand name chocolate bits in it, I eat it.
7. ???
8. Profit.

 

[TheAnswer]

...chewy...chewy...chewy...chewy...chewy...chewy

What gives Cap't?...I would have figured you are a crunchy cookie guy!

 

[mpw]

Oreos, but I really shouldn't as I'm trying to lose weight........so let's just keep this between us, I bought a packet in the supermarket today while on holiday. Huge disappointment, I'm in NZ but the Oreos come from a factory in China which obviously is still to master the art of the Oreo Each cookie came in three separate parts (disc of cookie/disc of creamy filling/disc of cookie) the creamy bit as stiff as the cookie bits and totally separate !??

Like I said, keep it between us OK.

 

[mufflon]

I generally don't like cookies or any kind of bakery, but when I do find myself with a sugar tooth I tend to go with brownies, muffins and anything vanilla mmmmmmmmm

 

[Queso]

Waitrose (UK supermarket owned by communists...or something ) do these large cookies. about 10cm across, with Belgian white chocolate pieces and cranberries. I've eaten about six of the things in a week, which is seriously pigging out by my standards. Must stop buying the damn things...