Mmm. Cookies straight from the oven. Do you eat one and rearrange them so no one can tell you did? Or eye them longingly, but hold off 'til after dinner?
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Galeanda
ANSWERS: 18
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I'd make two batches, and one I'd eat..The other I'd share (lol)
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I'd not only eat one, but I would certainly own it. I would give one to the each of the kids, too.
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Eat at the very least one, then save the rest for later. You have to test taste them, to make sure they are good.
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I'd eat one...or two...or six, then stick'em in a jar and say I hadn't tried'em yet! Not that I've eeeeeeevveeeeer done that before, never...*blush*
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I'll eat at least one to see if they are good. (Usually are, that just an excuse to eat one.) And I'll let the rest lie where they are. My wife won't mind.
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Got to try at least one. OKay, two! But that is my limit! I'll save the rest for later.
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I always Eat one when it is Hot and Gooey;) The rest for after Dinner;)
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Na I just eat them as I want them, forget about the dinner.
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Since I'm the family cookie baker I always taste one to make sure they are worthy to serve others. Then I simply let them cool and place however many will fit into the cookie jar..the rest I put in an airtight container. :) Either is accessible by anyone so rearranging is never an issue! :)
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Eat one. They're best when they're still warm.
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Eat one. They're best when they're still warm.
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Hell, I just eat 'em all. LOL!
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Oh eat one straight away & re arrange them LOL :)
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That is so funny! Eat one? No way...the cook gets to have as many as she wants as long as there are plenty to go around.
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eat one i even leave the gap hey i am pregnant and those are fresh baked cookies how much will power do you think i have right now
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keep "rearranging" til theres no more to rearrange, lol :D
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Straight from the oven, just long enough to cool so they can be eaten. I don't care who knows I stole one!
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I eat one, but I don't hide it. The baker has a need to sample the goods, you know, to test them.
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