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Pamela's Chocolate Chunk Cookie Mix


Rebecca47

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Rebecca47 Contributor

Ok I haven't had a cookie since Aug 2, 2006. Last night I baked pamela's choc chunk and there were so good I had my neighbor even try one and they said they were even better than regular cookies.

Well I made myself some and told my son he could try them(he's 25) then I told him that I made him his own batch of the regular so i could have all of mine to myself. :lol:

Well he laughed and said ok but I still am going to eat a couple of your because they are way to good and I should share :lol:

So anyway i thought i would pass that on to all and the newbies don't wait as long as I for great cookies ;)


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I made them for the first time last night, too! We were having a sweets craving and wanting something a bit different. We were craving brownies, actually, but I didn't have the ingredients so we made the cookies instead. I agree...they're really good!

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I am going to do here brownings next :lol: yum !!!

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