Sentences with phrase «type of cookie when»

As it turns out I was not that familiar with it, but I did eat a speculoos - type of cookie when I was a child in Germany.

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I always find the American idea of girl scout cookies strange because we used to sell Girl Guide biscuits when I was a kid and there was just one type of biscuit and it was very very plain.

I love to experiment with new recipes and new types of ingredients, so when I came across a recipe for gluten - free cookies yesterday that used -LSB-...]

When you think of «making» or «baking» some type of holiday gift you think of cookies.

I have a jar of the spread (my brother lives in Holland and sent it to me...) but when it runs out I love the idea of making it with a different type of cookies.

I love making our family recipe for 2 types of sugar cookies and the peanut butter blossoms that my dad had when he was a boy that his mother made.

When she was alive, one of her favorite things to do was to make dozens of types of cookies, bars, candies, cakes, etc. for the holidays.

When I was little, chocolate chip cookies were my favorite type of cookies on the planet.

It really helps, especially when you're making many types of cookies.

When I went grain - free and sugar - free a couple of years ago, basically adhering to a Paleo type diet (with WAPF and raw food tendencies), I didn't really miss prepackaged cookies.

Most of my cookies were gone by the third day, but when I had one of the couple cookies left I didn't notice a change in flavor at all — maybe it's the type of matcha you used?

Omega - 6 polyunsaturated fats are are those fats that are used everywhere in processed foods (think chips, cookies, crackers, muffins — the stuff most people eat way too much of) and when these types of fats are consumed to excess, they contribute to inflammation and chronic illness.

Now they obviously aren't an actual secret considering the ingredients are clearly laid out for us, but when I see some type of vegetable, bean, etc. in a cookie recipe, my eyes pop out of my head.

When you visit a gay site like Queerty, your browser picks up a cookie that holds information about which sites (and of what type) you visit.

I feel like I want to see every place, almost like when someone puts a tray of 10 different types of cookies in front of you and you're like, okay I have to try each one.

When you eat one of the cookies sold there, you will get a random item based on the type of cookie.

Realtor.ca was cute when it was the only show in town, by now it is the out - dated technology and lame cookie cutter type method of data sharing....

For example, CREA uses «cookies» and obtains certain types of technical information when a web browser accesses one of CREA's websites.