COOKIES

If you’re like me and you cook and bake a lot, sometimes a recipe comes along that is so good you just know you’ll be making it for the rest of your life. This is what happened when I made this chocolate chip cookie recipe for the first time.

This year you can get your favorites like always, but you also have a new option called Adventurefuls.

It’s not Girl Scout cookie season yet, but the news of a new cookie flavor will have you counting down.

A tiny Texas bakery is getting worldwide support for its rainbow pride cookies.

To heck with your New Year’s resolution of eating well, Girl Scout cookies are coming back. Starting Feb. 1, the long-time favorite treat will be available for purchase online. A new cookie the “Toast-Yay” makes its debut in 2021. It’s a French toast-inspired cookie that’s dipped in icing. As part of a way to stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Girl Scouts have joined forces with Grubhub in order to provide contact-free pickup and delivery orders.

But the girl scouts may have just what you need for breakfast now, too. It's a French toast inspired cookie, dipped in icing and ready for your breakfast table -- or lunch box -- or night binging Netflix. New Girl Scout cookie (Girl Scouts)And if you are worried the coronavirus pandemic will make it hard to get your hands on this new treat and your old favorites, don't worry. Girl Scouts will continue to sell cookies online. But you still have to wait, as Toast-yay wont be available until cookie season officially starts in January.

When it comes to cookies, they’re all pretty good, but they were not all created equally.

Hilton has released the recipe for DoubleTree’s official chocolate chip cookies. The cookies have their own fan following, the company said in a news release along with the recipe. “A warm chocolate chip cookie can’t solve everything, but it can bring a moment of comfort and happiness. Go check your pantry because the cookies require butter, sugar, eggs, light brown sugar, vanilla extract, lemon juice, flour, rolled oats, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, chocolate chips and walnuts. Preheat oven to 300°F and place frozen cookies on parchment paper-lined baking sheet about 2 inches apart.

If you’ve ever been to a holiday cookie swap, then you know just how intense and daunting they can be.