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<blockquote data-quote="RSteve" data-source="post: 568260" data-attributes="member: 164"><p><span style="font-size: 18px">Last night I had a craving for sweets. There was no candy in the house, but I knew I had a package of Aldi sugar cookie mix. It's got simple directions: add one stick of butter, one egg, and one tablespoon of water. I follow the directions as written, except I always substitute a tablespoon of Mexican vanilla for the water. The vanilla is Molina brand from Sam's Club and comes in a 33 oz. clear plastic bottle. I mixed this all together quickly, without wearing my trifocal glasses. After everything was mixed, I noticed that it just didn't smell as I remembered it should. I thought, could the mix have gone rancid; maybe the butter. Then I took a close look at the vanilla bottle. Thai Kitchen Premium Fish Sauce. Oh no! Should I toss the cookie dough in the garbage? Nope, it'd be $4.00 wasted. So, I scooped and baked 4 cookies. They taste fine. My grandkids might not like them, but I ate all four while they were warm and somewhat soft.</span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RSteve, post: 568260, member: 164"] [SIZE=5]Last night I had a craving for sweets. There was no candy in the house, but I knew I had a package of Aldi sugar cookie mix. It's got simple directions: add one stick of butter, one egg, and one tablespoon of water. I follow the directions as written, except I always substitute a tablespoon of Mexican vanilla for the water. The vanilla is Molina brand from Sam's Club and comes in a 33 oz. clear plastic bottle. I mixed this all together quickly, without wearing my trifocal glasses. After everything was mixed, I noticed that it just didn't smell as I remembered it should. I thought, could the mix have gone rancid; maybe the butter. Then I took a close look at the vanilla bottle. Thai Kitchen Premium Fish Sauce. Oh no! Should I toss the cookie dough in the garbage? Nope, it'd be $4.00 wasted. So, I scooped and baked 4 cookies. They taste fine. My grandkids might not like them, but I ate all four while they were warm and somewhat soft.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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