The people who've given this cookie one star must be inexperienced with baking, which is more than just popping things in the oven. You have to know how to mix dough, remember to do wet ingredients first, then dry. If you over-mix anything with flour in it you will have a bad cookie--you want to mix it just enough to incorporate the wet and dry ingredients. I'm so glad I ignored the bad reviews on this one. Anywho, I was looking for a Cheryl & Co. style cookie, and this is IT. I halved the recipe, and ended up with two dozen Cheryl & Co sized cut-out cookies. They are soft and delicious and everyone who tries them thinks they are wonderful! If you are looking for a sugar cookie that tastes like sugar, this is not for you. These are traditional sugar cookie cut-outs, that have just a hint of vanilla/sugar sweetness if you don't add the icing. Great with tea or hot cocoa. The dough was incredibly easy to work with, not messy AT ALL. I had it in the fridge over night prior to rolling it out. I greased the pan with butter spray on parchment paper, and had no issues at all--nine minutes in the oven. I can honestly say it was one of the LEAST sticky doughs I have worked with. If the dough is sticking, pop it back in the fridge until it is chilled, like the recipe says.
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The people who've given this cookie one star must be inexperienced with baking, which is more...