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THE ULTIMATE COOKIE HACK

Published: 30 Nov ‘22 by Sharon119 Comments

This is the quickest, easiest way to get that gooey cookie fix. All you need to
make this delicious white choc chip & macadamia cookie are a handful of pantry
staples, a microwave and 1 minute. Plus, you don’t have to worry about
overindulging, as there’s no heaping container full of leftovers! What are you
waiting for?



THE ULTIMATE COOKIE HACK

Prep: 2 minsCook: 1 min
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INGREDIENTS:

 * 20 g (1 ½ tbsp) Butter
 * 25 g (1 ¾ tbsp) Brown Sugar
 * 10 g (¾ tbsp) Milk
 * 55 g (⅓ cup + ½ tbsp) All Purpose Flour
 * 1/8 tsp Baking Soda
 * Pinch of Salt
 * White Chocolate Chips (Add as many as you like)
 * Chopped Macadamias (Add as many as you like)


METHOD:

Step 1: Melt butter in microwave proof mixing bowl.

Step 2: Add brown sugar and milk then mix together.

Step 3: Add flour, baking soda, and salt then mix dough together.

Step 4: Fold the white choc chips and macadamias through the cookie dough.

Step 5: Shape the cookie dough into a ball and press it down to create a disc
shape.

Step 6: Place cookie disc onto baking paper and cook in microwave on high for 1
minute.

Step 7: Let cookie rest and harden for a few minutes.


REVIEWS

191 comments

449 Ratings

MWILSON

16 November, 2022

How much does this recipe make?

WALLY10

16 November, 2022

Also great with LSA mix and almond meal. lovely texture and sweetness Yum x

MELANIEC

16 November, 2022

I lessened the amount of flour I used in this recipe to 1 cup and it resulted in
moist lovely cookies. Really lovely flavour!

ANUSH

16 November, 2022

The best cookie I have ever eaten and baked!! We started to bake this every
week... So good… thank you

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