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Let me know when you make some. I'll be right over. Haha!!
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Those cookies would make pretty Christmas tree ornaments.
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Those are neat. I'm tempted, except I've never made my own cookies before.
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I did last year, and they came out too wide and flat because I didn't refrigerate the dough first.
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10 I bought these today. I will probably make a ginger/cinnamon shortbread cookie and dip them in white chocolate.
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Oooooh, ooooh, oooooh, use them to make Jell-O!
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I'm attempting Spritz cookies again today. Found a recipe online that says it is 'foolproof'..we'll see!
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GB2002 Oooooh, ooooh, oooooh, use them to make Jell-O!
I remember them being called Knox Blocks, my grandmother used to make them. Later on Jello caught on and came up with their own recipe called Jello Jigglers. They were so much fun to eat as kids.
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bakerman I remember them being called Knox Blocks...
Yes! That's it! Knox blocks. Thank you. Fun food and it wasn't fattening.
Suzie I definitely want to see how your cookies turn out. Those are neat.
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