Cookies are really fun and easy to make and delicious

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Goons with Spoons > Cookies are really fun and easy to make and delicious

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EVERY MORNING I OPEN PALM SLAM A BALL OF DOUGH ONTO A LIGHTLY FLOURED WORK SURFACE. ITS VEGAN GINGERBREAD COOKIE DOUGH AND RIGHT THERE AND THEN I START ROLLING IT OUT TO MAKE THE RECIPE, VEGAN GINGERBREAD COOKIES. I ROLL OUT EVERY COOKIE AND I ROLL IT OUT HARD.

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Lead out in cuffs: Sep 18, 2012; "That's right. We've evolved."

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Gwyrgyn Blood posted:

Question about cookie storage. We're making cookies for Christmas and we had to start early since we'll be too busy to make them later in the week. If I want to ensure they stay as fresh as possible until then, should I just throw them in a tupperware and freeze them?

I know it's better to freeze the uncooked dough instead but our schedule is really packed this year.

I'd just keep them in an airtight container, myself. I can't imagine freezing and defrosting cookies would much good for the texture.

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