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The document is a cookie order form for the Brown Faculty Club, allowing members to order two dozen cookies for $18.95, with a variety of options available. It requires 48 hours notice for orders and includes sections for member details, pick-up information, item quantities, and additional requests.

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What was Ruth Wakefields cookie recipe?

Twice-baked cookies like biscotti and mandel bread have a longer shelf life than most homemade cookies.

How long do cookies take to go bad?

How Long Do Baked Cookies Last? Baked cookies will stay fresh for three days in an airtight container at room temperature or in the refrigerator. If you decide to freeze baked cookies, plan to defrost and serve them within three months. Theyre the ultimate nostalgic treat.

How do I know if a cookie is out of date?

To determine if your cookies are still good, trust your senses. Look at them for any mould or unusual discoloration. Smell them. Fresh cookies should have their characteristic sweet or savory scent.

What do bad cookies look like?

Mold Growth: The presence of mold on your cookies is a definite sign of spoilage. Mold can develop when cookies are exposed to moisture or stored in humid conditions. Texture Changes: Stale or soggy cookies are past their prime. Fresh cookies should be crisp (if they are meant to be) or chewy, depending on the type.

How do you know if cookies have gone bad?

Ruth Graves Wakefields Original Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe 1 cup butter, softened. cup brown sugar. cup granulated sugar. 2 large eggs. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. 1 teaspoon baking soda. 2 cups all-purpose flour. 1 teaspoon salt.

Why are my cookies turning brown?

Not Enough Flour If your cookies are flat, brown, crispy, and possibly even a bit lacy around the edges, that means you need to add flour to your dough for the next batch.

How do you know if a cookie is spoiled?

Signs of Spoilage. To determine if your homemade cookies have gone bad, start by looking for any visual indicators like mold or discoloration. Pay attention to changes in texture; if the cookies feel unusually hard, stale, or crumbly, they may no longer be good to eat.

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