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Chewy Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookies

Vegan Cookie Recipes
by Mattie

February 13, 2012

lojenn
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5.0

Really good!

Love these! But you have to pay attention to the size of the cookies. My first batch, while good, were very, very crunchy. I had made them much too small and didn't think to adjust the time. This second batch I made them bigger and they are perfect!

Owner's reply

Glad you liked these lojenn! When I first designed these I wanted to make them smaller but I guess I got carried away when I make cookies and they always turn out bigger than planned. Glad you found a size and baking time that works for you!

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