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Peppermint Cookie Bark

How delicious! And how easy! Just press the dough in the pan and break it in chunks after baking.

Prep: 20 MinTotal: 1 Hr 15 Min

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Posted 12/23/2011 1:13:03 PM REPORT ABUSE Krissaliss said:

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I was less then satisfied with these cookies. I'm a peppermint addict and always look forward to the winter season when everything is pepperminty. I made these for my family's christmas party and will not make them again. The only part of the cookie that was good was the ends that were overcooked. The cookie taste was not very strong and all I could taste was white chocolate and peppermint. In that case I would prefer to make peppermint bark which is a lot cheaper and easier. It is cute though, but next time I'll treat myself to a peppermint cheesecake or peppermint shake before baking these again.

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Posted 1/23/2010 1:28:32 PM REPORT ABUSE dkoble said:

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A student made this recipe for a demonstration speech in HS. It was so amazing and all the students loved it. She gave me the recipe, and I'm making it for a family gathering. Terrific!

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Posted 6/22/2006 3:09:31 PM REPORT ABUSE Margaret Bonnell said:

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I made this for Valentines Day and gave it to my co workers in a jar with a tag and the recipe on it..The jar was decorated with hearts on it( that I painted) try it on any occasion..You can spice it up a bit too..

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Posted 3/27/2006 9:24:51 AM REPORT ABUSE michelle d said:

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I love most of the BC recipes I try but I was very disappointed with this recipe. Didn''t taste very pepperminty at all, and the cookie part was overwhelming. I''d have been better off making regular chocolate chip cookies because this was super messy to break up.

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