wtf crumbl for those prices at least be SOMEwhat good😂. Dominos marble cookie brownie hits 10x better than the whole menu at crumbl

Does anyone have a really good oatmeal cookie recipe?I've been looking for one for years that taste like the ones I had when I was a kid but have had zero luck.

I have two days to make enough cookies for our annual Holiday concert (for one of the symphony orchestras I play in). I’ve got a good peppermint sugar cookie recipe but need some variety. I won’t have time to do any extensive decorating. What are some ideas for good looking, great tasting cookies- without royal icing efforts- that fit the holiday theme? I also have gallons and gallons of wassail and hot chocolate to make- which is why (along with my day job) I won’t have time to make a bunch of pretty royal iced cookies. Ideas? Thanks in advance! ❤️

I used the recipe from https://lifestyleofafoodie.com/crumbl-honey-bun-cookies/ (If you double it, don't double the glaze. Also, I used water instead of milk.)

I've recently bought some chocolate chip cookies from a baker that were DELICIOUS. They had not the classic chocolate chip texture though. They were crispy and "snappy" but not tough, fairly dense at quite tall at the same time, packed full of solid chocolate chunks. Any idea on the ratios of the ingredients? I cannot find a recipe that recreates them properly.

Any help would be highly appreciated!

What's your favorite, or in your opinion the best book on cookies?

This year my family is spread apart across the country for the first time. Baking cookies and gifting them out is a tradition in our family for Christmas so I’ve decided to bake a bunch and mail them to family. I already have boxes and the cellophane bags that “glue” closed.

My question , first will need to wrap the desserts then put them in the bags? Those bags don’t fully air tight but I could be wrong.

Next my plan is to make and freeze the cookie doughs I can then make the fresh ones and bake at once. Should I freeze the baked cookies before shipment to ensure freshness? Will they end up a soggy mess as they defrost? Cookies are best within a couple days so I want to try and make them as fresh as possible.

Can I find these

I will be sending these cookie cutters to my sister in a different state. Ideally, I’d like to mix together the dry ingredients to mail with the cookie cutters, so all she has to do is add the wet ingredients and bake! I was going to send my favorite gingerbread recipe, but I think she’d prefer sugar cookies. Thank you!

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In the spirit of putting our Christmas tree up…🎄🎅🎁🍪

Used peanut butter candies and dark chocolate chips. Absolutely bangin. 🥹

I was making (peanut butter and Chocolate) cookies and I didn't realize till it was too late I ATE ALL THE COOKIE DOUGH AND IT HAS EGG.

I’m sure I’ll get some grief from the castiron community.