Double Chocolate Chip Cookies


INGREDIENTS
1 c white chocolate chips
*Adapted from this recipe
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But my chocolate chip cookies are better. I’m telling you. just kidding – these look good! It’s so funny – T wants oodles of chocolate in his cookie, and I like to taste the cookie and the chocolate, so opt for less. Go figure! We’re still happily in love though. Oh. Also – I like my chocolate chip cookies frozen and he warms his up!!
Luci’s Morsels – fashion. food. frivolity.
That’s how we are – I like a bit of chocolate chunks and A likes A LOT!
I got to making these, and then realized once it was made that there was no time listed for how long they take. I’ve made cookies before though so I’m looking at them after 6 minutes for no longer than 12 minutes. I’ll post with my results. Double chocolate is always the best. Can’t wait to see how these turn out. 🙂
Best time for me was 11 min with the cookies at teaspoonfuls. They taste really good. 🙂
Minor detail, right? 😉 Thanks so much for letting me know – I’ll add it in! And I’m so glad you liked them!