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sweetpead123
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Re: cookies
we only awnser spacific questons! we dont awnser your real science fair queston! we only help you! so ask spacific questons! hope this helps! 
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Re: cookies
Hello!
As a matter of fact they are!It is best to refrigerate them because they turn out tasting and looking better.
Click the link below to find out more why:http://www.ochef.com/1509.htm
Cookies that are refrigerated are better!
Hope that will help you
As a matter of fact they are!It is best to refrigerate them because they turn out tasting and looking better.
Click the link below to find out more why:http://www.ochef.com/1509.htm
Cookies that are refrigerated are better!
Hope that will help you
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Re: cookies
As a regular baker, I'd imagine the answer depends on many factors:
the cookies you're making (some are meant to spread more, some are meant to keep their shape)
the temperature and humidity in your kitchen
your mixing technique
and your personal taste--some people like 'em crunchy, some like 'em chewy
But there are several possible experiments you could do by varying one or another of those factors.
the cookies you're making (some are meant to spread more, some are meant to keep their shape)
the temperature and humidity in your kitchen
your mixing technique
and your personal taste--some people like 'em crunchy, some like 'em chewy
But there are several possible experiments you could do by varying one or another of those factors.
Amber Dance
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