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Stop making ordinary round cookies for game night. Critical Dice Cookie Cutters will help provide the appropriate munchies for all of your card-carrying, dice-wielding friends.
Included is a set of 6 polyhedral dice (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20). Check them out here.
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Our Family of Seven created a frozen version of everyone’s favorite cookie-smuggling Muppet. Cookie Monster Ice Cream borrows Cookie’s color palette, and is loaded with yummy chocolate chips and OREOs… just like Cookie.
It’s also a no-churn recipe, so it’s not difficult to make your own. Check it out here.
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Cookies had a good run but, for the record, the letter “C” will now stand for Cookie Monster Bark. That’s because we seem to have found a major upgrade to the standard cookie, that even a certain blue muppet could not deny.
Cookie Monster Bark is brought to us by Serene from House of Yumm. The awesome chocolate bark is made with a few simple ingredients — including blue chocolate, cookies and the requisite googly eyes.
Check out the tutorial below or here, and make your own.
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These pop culture-inspired cookies, by artist Lindsey Gazel of Lindsey Bakes, demand to be eaten. Even if most of them are staring back at you with their adorable cartoon eyes.
From the Simpsons and Scooby-Doo, to Seinfeld and David Letterman — the cookies are colorful tributes to some of our favorites. Favorites that we would like in our belly right now. See more below and here.
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Valentine’s Day approaches, and it’s your chance to not screw up again like last year. Thankfully, there’s creative ways to express yourself, such as these Valentine Otter Cookies.
Brought to us by Mike from Semi Sweet Designs, the certified adorable cookies are made from a simple sugar cookie and icing recipe.
Mike even provides a step-by-step and an otter template, so you won’t screw up… again… like last year.
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