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White Chocolate Macaroon Cookies (Cookie Mix)
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White Chocolate Macaroon Cookies (Cookie Mix)
Get three dozen rich macaroon cookies in minutes when you use an easy sugar cookie mix.
Prep: 1 Hr 5 MinTotal: 1 Hr 5 Min
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Posted 1/15/2010 5:52:17 PM REPORT ABUSE Evie106 said:
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These were a hit for my Cookie swap this year; and sooooo easy!! This is a keeper recipe
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Posted 12/16/2009 9:40:40 AM REPORT ABUSE Andrea2kids said:
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Easy and delicious. I was intimidated by macaroons but this was fantastic. What a simply cookie to add to my Christmas Cookie Tray. I had to make one adjustment only because I didn't have it. I substituted pure vanilla extract for the coconut extract. As for the person with the flat cookies. Just a suggestion. If you shape them more into a ball they will maintain the shape. I also have to adjust my oven to 25 degrees less. I live in a high altitude and my sheets were darker and these were the perfect cookie. Thanks Betty Crocker.
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Posted 12/14/2009 4:37:52 PM REPORT ABUSE ezbakerintx said:
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Just made these today as a fast cookie with some flair....I'm hosting book club tomorrow and wanted something for the holidays. They turned out JUST like the picture and taste amazing. Had no problems at all. Two thumbs up from this lazy but picky "chef"!
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Posted 11/1/2009 11:05:43 AM REPORT ABUSE my2jlove said:
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These cookies are awesome! I added pieces of candied orange peel to them for a little twist :)
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Posted 6/1/2009 11:47:34 AM REPORT ABUSE TinkerBella said:
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I have made these a few times now - so quick and simple. Everyone loves them. Even my friend who hates coconut asked me to make them a second time. It's the first recipe with coconut she has ever liked - that has to count for something! So so so yummy!
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Posted 12/7/2008 4:15:57 PM REPORT ABUSE cmacdolphan said:
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I made these last year for my cookie exchange and they were the biggest hit. I won best tasting cookie and had to make additional batches for relative visiting as word spread and they became famous very quickly. They also look very festive which is a big plus if you are putting together a tray to give as a gift. Another added plus is how easy they are to make, with the bag of cookie mix and being a drop cookie so they mix up quick and are ready for baking quick too. Clean up is a little harder as you have to drizzle the icing but I put paper towels under a cooling rack and only have to clean the rack.
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Posted 1/15/2008 5:02:41 PM REPORT ABUSE yumilicious! said:
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We loved these,and they're now a Christmas must!! I ran out of the topping,so made the rest without it.Those are just as good,so may leave off the topping next time,just sprinkle w/colored sugar.
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Posted 1/8/2008 7:13:46 AM REPORT ABUSE feelslikesilk said:
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Oh so easy and tasty. Nice change for a Holiday cookie
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Posted 12/23/2007 9:45:30 PM REPORT ABUSE diy_mom said:
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These cookies were super easy to make and absolutely delicious. I have made two batches. For the second batch I omitted the coconut extract and the melted baking chips on top and they tasted just as good!!
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Posted 12/17/2007 4:00:09 PM REPORT ABUSE "C. J." said:
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I baked a batch of these today to add to my Christmas Cookies this year. I made as directed except I did not add the coconut,(my family does not care for it) but added 1 cup of dried cranberries instead, along with the white chocolate chips. I did not have coconut extract, so added 1 tsp. almond extract and really liked the flavor. The only other change I made was not ice them. We do not care for sweet frosting, so after scooping out 1 tsp. of batter, I rolled them into balls and then rolled half of them in red sugar and the other half in green sugar, then baked as directed. I think rolling them into balls helped them keep their shape. Others reviewers said they spread out too much, but mine came out the same shape as in the picture. After cooling I put into containers with wax paper between layers and will freeze until Christmas. Kids had a sample and loved them.
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