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Elizabeth, who is also responsible for the Elvis and Fluffer Nutter cakes I've posted about in the past, brought a large container of her famous Coconut Almond Toffee Crunch cookies to the potluck. She describes them perfectly in her post as a cookie that has evolved into a treat "that combines chewy, crunchy, sweet, salty, and buttery." People who loudly announced that they didn't like coconut devoured them. Folks sneaked stacks of them out in napkins. One blogger said she was going to take the cookie in her hand home to her boyfriend but was then spotted eating it a few moments later. They are just that good.
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11-08-2007 @1:25PM rainey Smith said... God! That photo is so luscious I was ready to rush off to bake up a batch and try them until I remembered I hate coconut.
My son doesn't. I'll have to make them when he's home for Thanksgiving.
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11-08-2007 @2:45PM Marisa McClellan said... The crazy thing about these cookies is that they don't really taste like coconut. It lends it's texture more than it's flavor. When you make them for your son, make sure to give them a little taste and see if maybe you like them.
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11-08-2007 @6:29PM ve526 said... FFFFFOOD PORN. WOW
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11-08-2007 @10:02PM Maman said... oh good god.... I know that there are people who don't like coconut and those that are wild for it... guess which category I fall into?
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11-10-2007 @11:13AM MJ said... Funny you should mention cookies. Everyone cant make them and then there are those who think they can. There s only one friend of mine that make great chocolate chip cookies. This recipe of yours seems as if amyone could make them and they would be great. We should all be truthful when recipes arent good. So they can stop making them and giving them to you...LOL.. Sorry had to vent. I have a box of homemade nasty cookies of 4 varities I wouldnt feed my dog!!! And one is coconut!
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11-10-2007 @4:27PM lala said... I made these cookies today and they are sooo good. The batter is so good it almost didn't get cooked.
yum!
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11-19-2007 @5:22PM James said... Thank you for sharing the link. I made these cookies last weekend for a potluck and people loved them just as your post described.
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12-06-2007 @1:39PM LinC said... I'm coming late to this thread, but I wanted to let you guys know that I made these for my Christmas party (along with about a dozen other sweets). Everyone raved about them. I made the cookies fairly small, and they just disappeared from the plate. Definitely a keeper recipe.
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