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Apparently I must be blind.

Nah, where you shopping? I would bet Safeway has it for sure, probably King Soopers, and the super Walmarts around here carry it.

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I have a gas stove and can't make cookies to save my life. tbh it's me, not the oven. TH makes bomb baked goods all the time.

I cannot believe you cannot make cookies...yes you can.

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Nah, where you shopping? I would bet Safeway has it for sure, probably King Soopers, and the super Walmarts around here carry it.

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I cannot believe you cannot make cookies...yes you can.

They get so burnyyyyyy

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Simple distinction- he likes sweet stuff and I don't. I never make it. Wouldn't know how.

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They get so burnyyyyyy

Simple distinction- he likes sweet stuff and I don't. I never make it. Wouldn't know how.

uh now i wanna come over and bake cookies with ya to see why they come out that way....ah !

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I bought bread flour for bread to see the difference....I did not think there was that much...in comparison to all purpose unbleached. I think mine is King Arthur.

I want chocolate mousse....randomly...right now.

I'm not sure there is that much difference between bleached and unbleached using them in the same recipe.

I prefer the hardier taste of a thick rye bread. Personal preference and all. My husband will eat some non-rye breads, but just can't abide for anything store bought thus far. I'm going to the German bakery that supposedly a lot of ex-pats go to in an attempt to find good rye bread that doesn't require me leaving yeast on the counter indefinitely.

I have a gas stove and can't make cookies to save my life. tbh it's me, not the oven. TH makes bomb baked goods all the time.

Cookies are actually some of the harder things to make because they quickly burn once cooked to the proper temp.

3/2/18  E-filed N-400 under 5 year rule

3/26/18 Biometrics

7/2019-12/2019 (Yes, 16- 21 months) Estimated time to interview MSP office.

 

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uh now i wanna come over and bake cookies with ya to see why they come out that way....ah !

I'll give you two scenarios:

1) I'm drunk as hell and forget to check them.

2) I'm drunk and check them and think "okay a few more minutes" and come back in 5 and they're burned.

Cookies are delicate flowers dontchaknow.

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I'll give you two scenarios:

1) I'm drunk as hell and forget to check them.

2) I'm drunk and check them and think "okay a few more minutes" and come back in 5 and they're burned.

Cookies are delicate flowers dontchaknow.

:rofl: you killing me

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I'm not sure there is that much difference between bleached and unbleached using them in the same recipe.

I prefer the hardier taste of a thick rye bread. Personal preference and all. My husband will eat some non-rye breads, but just can't abide for anything store bought thus far. I'm going to the German bakery that supposedly a lot of ex-pats go to in an attempt to find good rye bread that doesn't require me leaving yeast on the counter indefinitely.

Cookies are actually some of the harder things to make because they quickly burn once cooked to the proper temp.

I adore sourdough but rye is good too....bought spelt at same stage...like the taste a lot.....might get into spelt in the future.

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:rofl: you killing me

killing you softlyyyyyy

with my postsssss

killing you

softllyyyyy

with my poooooOOOOOsSSStttSSSS

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killing you softlyyyyyy

with my postsssss

killing you

softllyyyyy

with my poooooOOOOOsSSStttSSSS

are you drunk now by any chance ? :content:

ew to sour dough

take that back :angry:

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