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Why do cookies have flour
It helps them rise!! Duuuuuh!!
P.S. It's just like with bread!!!
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P.S. It's just like with bread!!!
Please comment on our answer and tell us if you like it!!
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Answered Mar 12, 2010
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Lol nice way of putting it. I still think my way is better though! >:D woooooooh, im a space ship taking away random cookies if their flat!
Jello Apr 05, 2010
The flour creates gluten, which helps the cookies have structure. In some cases, it even adds to the flavor. Basically it holds it all together.
Answered Mar 12, 2010
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Its just there so the cookies can rise! Its not like a space ship will take the cookies away if their flat!
Answered Apr 05, 2010
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