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Stones
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Snickerdoodles

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Hey guys,

I've found a few recipes for these and they look yummy, anyone got a tried and tested recipe? :)
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i'd never heard of snickerdoodles, but after googling they sound quite nice, i like cinnamon, i'll have to try them out if anyone has a decent recipe
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I haven't made them in years. I would have to dig through my recipes to find it (if I even still have it) I remember making them in junior high and they were great. I do have a good peanut butter blossom recipe :)
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I've never made them but I love to eat them. If you try one of the recipes and it turns out well be sure to post it for us!
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I will do. Just trying to find one without shortening in it since I have no clue what that is!
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Stones wrote:I will do. Just trying to find one without shortening in it since I have no clue what that is!
Typically, shortening is used in baking and frying. It's fat or lard, in a solid form and you'll find it in the baking section of the grocery store. It usually packaged in a wide mouth container with a resealable lid, at least in America. In America at least, you'll find something called Crisco and as I recall the packaging is a blue color. Over the last few years I've seen it packaged like sticks of butter by another company.
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I know it's over there Stones, I remember cooking with it. And Crisco should be over there too. It's vegetable shortening :)

Antonia-Crisco makes those sticks too, they rule!
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Post by funkyfunkpants »

The UK brand is called Cookeen
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Post by Stones »

Wicked, cheers guys.
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