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  • == Mother's Cookies == ...e products, including the popular Circus Animal Cookies and Taffy Sandwich Cookies.
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  • '''Animal cracker''' refers to a type of small [[cookie]] baked in the shape of circu ...dry baked good more akin to what is now known as a [[biscuit]]. The first animal crackers were made by various bakeries in the UK, but the concept quickly s
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  • ...opular products include Puffins Cereal, Morning Oat Crunch, and Snackimals Cookies. === Snackimals Cookies ===
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  • ...and decorative. Cookie jars not only serve a practical purpose by keeping cookies fresh, but they have also become collectible items, with some vintage or un ...y. The rise of cookie jar popularity coincided with the mass production of cookies and the increasing availability of pre-packaged baked goods. Manufacturers
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  • ...itional [[Piñata]]. The cookie is typically shaped like a piñata, often an animal or a festive shape, and is broken open to reveal the treats inside. Once the cookies have cooled, they are assembled with [[icing]] acting as a glue. The bottom
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  • | [[Animal]] || [[LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide)]] | [[Animal Cookies]] || [[Hydroponic Marijuana]]
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  • ...ted [[oven]] at 200 8C/400 8F for 15-18 minutes (the thinner you make your cookies, the faster they are ready--so start checking on them early)</li><li>
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  • ...ed in the food industry as a leavening agent for flat baked goods, such as cookies and crackers. It is a white, crystalline powder that is soluble in water, a ...als to pass through a solution of ammonia derived from the distillation of animal waste.
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  • ...scernible due to their solidity at room temperature, primarily stem from [[animal sources]]. Some [[vegetable oils]], however, can be transformed into solid * Being derivatives of animal sources or [[hydrogenated vegetable oils]].
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  • ...ll their products are made using plant-based ingredients and are free from animal products like dairy and eggs.
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  • ...ure ice cream sandwiches made with Tofutti's soy-based ice cream and wafer cookies. ...ty to replicate the taste and texture of dairy products without the use of animal-derived ingredients.
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  • ...d drinks that are high in added sugars or solid fats, such as soda, candy, cookies, and more. While these foods and drinks may provide energy, they are not go ...oom temperature, like [[butter]] and shortening. Solid fats come from many animal foods and can be made from vegetable oils through a process called hydrogen
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  • ...Company, founded by [[William H. Danforth]] in 1894, initially focused on animal feed. The name "Ralston" comes from Danforth's involvement with the Ralston * '''Cookie Crisp''' - A cereal designed to mimic the taste of chocolate chip cookies, aimed at a younger audience.
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  • ...preparation of various dishes, including baked goods like gingerbread and cookies, as well as in barbecue sauces and marinades. It can also be used as a natu ...linary applications, blackstrap molasses is also used in agriculture as an animal feed additive. In industry, it serves as a component in the production of b
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  • # '''Saturated Fats''': These are primarily found in animal products and some plant oils. They tend to be solid at room temperature. # '''Cholesterol''': A substance found in animal products.
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  • * Saturated fat is found in higher proportions in animal products and is usually solid at room temperature. * These are found in vegetable shortenings, some margarines, crackers, cookies, snack foods, and other foods made with or fried in partially hydrogenated
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  • ...f slaughtered livestock were thrown, and costumes, typically consisting of animal heads and skins. Over time, as Christianity spread into Celtic lands, Samha ...phasizes creativity and the thematic presentation of dishes. This includes cookies, cakes, and other desserts decorated to look like spiders, ghosts, and othe
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  • ...on and calcium. The presence of vitamin B12, a nutrient primarily found in animal products, makes cricket flour an excellent supplement for those following a ...al substitute for traditional flour in recipes for [[bread]], [[pasta]], [[cookies]], and other baked goods. It adds a nutty flavor and boosts the protein con
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  • | Animal fat, bacon grease||4.3||1.0 tsp||0||39||4.28 | ARCHWAY Home Style Cookies, Chocolate Chip Ice Box||24||1.0 serving||1.03||119||5.86
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  • Outside of her culinary career, Coscarelli is an advocate for animal rights and sustainable living. She actively promotes the benefits of a vega * ''Chloe's Vegan Desserts: More than 100 Exciting New Recipes for Cookies and Pies, Tarts and Cobblers, Cupcakes and Cakes--and More!'' (2013)
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