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baking·BakingbySh00Fly

Kitchen Sink Cookies

Where Does the Name Come From?

Kitchen sink cookies are a play on the phrase “everything but the kitchen sink.” The idea is that the cookies are packed with everything you could think of, be it salty, sweet, or anything in between. When packed with mix-ins that hit all those different flavor notes, the resulting cookies deliver big time on flavor and texture.

We made these cookies without the potato chips because the kids ate them… thinking the chips were theirs!

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TootSweetreply
lemmy.world

The ingredient that really makes it "kitchen sink" is E. coli.

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donreply
lemmy.ca

Buddy, that was no sink. That was your bed you peed in. It was hilarious! Now go shower, you’re gross.

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He seems to have liked it. You’re all good.

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I get the sweet/salty thing, but I don't think I'd enjoy the crunchy in with the chewy. They look good though (maybe because you skipped the crunchy/salty mix-ins).

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Sh00Flyreply
piefed.social

The only thing I (unwillingly) skipped was the potato chips. It’s hard to tell from the picture but my small salty pretzel 🥨 is there, LOL.

I was pleasantly surprised when I received a box of these cookies from Panera – they were delicious so I had to try and make them.

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