Carol on December 23rd, 2008    4 Comments »

First, I’d like to extend warm holiday cheer to all my friends in the blogosphere. Your support and encouragement this past year has meant a great deal to me. I wish you all the very best, and hope you find time to relax and enjoy quiet moments with your family at this busy time of year.

Secondly, I have a burning question: I am baking chocolate chip cookies tonight for my family. I can’t help but wonder: why do we, as a society, bake the cookies – when the DOUGH tastes so darn good?! Which do you like better, the dough or the cookies? Please vote in my poll below:

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Which do you like better: Dough or Cookies?

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Unfortunately, I ate too much dough and cookies trying to decide. Well, okay that’s a lame excuse, I was just pigging out. I’m pretty sure that I have found those three pounds that I worked soooo hard to lose before Pinehurst :-(

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4 Comments to “A Burning Question”

  1. Karen says:

    warm gooey cookies right out of the oven.
    hmmmm… cooky….

  2. I always go for the dough. My weakness is the $2.99 tub of cookie dough at Papa Murphys Take-and-Bake Pizza. I’ve gotten probably a dozen tubs in the past few months. And not a single drop of dough made it into a cookie…

    ;)

  3. Bob Little says:

    My new years resolution is to get down to 165 or better. At 165 I’m off the fat list. This will also be a boost to others since there will be more cookies available–instead of me eating them all.

    Fresh baked cookies are the best!

  4. M says:

    I think that cooking is a way of socializing and bonding with each other.

    Okay I am a strange person… I would rather eat the warm yummy cookies straight from the oven. :) Love the blog… am embarking on my couch to the triathlon myself. 9 months till Tie Dye Triathlon. :)

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