Sentences with phrase «cookies are out of the house»

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It ranks high alongside him offering me the very last chocolate chip cookie, allowing me to pick out most of the furniture and decor for our house, and telling me everything is 100 % taken care of when I opt to take a supremely long shower at a really nonoptimal time.

I expect to make a few more batches of these through the fall and then the holiday season — not just to give out as gifts, but to keep around the house as well, in the hopes that if I have them around snack on I'll be less inclined to consume my supply of Halloween candy or holiday gifting cookies.

I don't think there is a human on earth (adult, child, family, future spouse, MEEEE) not pleased when you can pull out scoops of chocolate chip cookie dough (or our house favorite, Oatmeal Raisin with Chocolate Chunks) from the freezer, and bake them as needed.

So the Cookie Party is ready to begin, but you spent all day baking your favorite cookies, suddenly you realize you have 30 minutes to throw on a sweater, shake the flour out of your hair and clean your house that is looking a big messy.

I must admit that these tartlets had mixed reviews at my house, being deemed «too chocolatey» by the person who picks the chocolate chips out of the chocolate chip cookies (husband), and thoroughly enjoyed by another who was in the throes of some serious chocolate cravings (me).

I was just talking with a friend about trying to find a good Gingerbread recipe to try for the holidays:) Just out of curiosity is it possible to bake these cookies into large flat squares and use them to make gingerbread houses?

Four out of 4 people living in my house agree, these cookies are fantastic!

However, I am here to change all those preconceived notions of allergen - friendly baked goods out there, and present to you a cookie that not only tastes good, but easily holds its own against all other Toll House cookies out there.

These pancakes are so easy and yum but honestly those cookies blew me away, like I had to get them out of our house so I wouldn't eat them all!

I had to give these cookies away to friends and family just to get them out of the house because I was eating them for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

I'm all for good ol' fashioned snuggle times when the weather is chilly, but, trust me, there are only so many forts you can build and cookies you can bake before EVERYONE needs to get out of the house this winter.

Let's take it from a personal viewpoint; If you had free wifi, let me nurse a cup for an hour, had the most chocolatey of cholate muffins and cookies, had lounging chairs or sofas I could relax, a plug in point for my laptop and I found you in Time Outs guide to the place for young earners to go and relax and do some work outside the house, then I would be doing there but are you?Next get some online advertising going in your area on the internet as the wifi coffee house (there's your selling point right there!)

If you take those cookies out of the oven just before a showing, I'm willing to bet the folks viewing your house will be smiling all the way through!

We had no sugar in the house - m y husband told me not to bother with the recipe — I said screw that I want cookies — I used organic raw honey and the cookies came out BOMB!!!! Even hubby had like 4 of them — which is a big deal because my healthy treats don't always please his palate.

(My children often point out to me when I identify issues like this I express them in a manner as confusing as the message in a fortune cookie, which I could accept until the characterization was recently refined to say this would only be the case if the fortune cookies were baked large enough to house the pompous verbosity of an old lawyer.

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I'm with you on letting the kids get on the counters... keeps them out of other business in the house, you know exactly where they are, and they get to have fun too - though you never know how many cookies your missing at the end!

I will be kicking off this season with enthusiasm, it spite of the fact that instead of spending every waking moment decorating my house and baking cookies, I'll probably be spending considerable amounts of time decluttering, packing boxes and fixing stuff so we can put a «house for sale sign» out in the yard.

Steam clean all your carpets, drapery and upholstery, repaint your walls, change your furnace filters, and on days you're showing the house, either bake some cookies, light some scented votive candles or brew a fresh pot of coffee just before you go (make sure your agent is on board with ensuring the candles are blown out and the oven turned off to avoid fire hazards).