my favorite is a recipe hubby brought home from a neighbor, over 40 years ago. he'd been over at their house, and the wife was pulling delicious cookies out of the oven, and he was eating them as quickly as she brought them out. she called the "kolatchkies"--different than the filled rolls. they are a lovely rolled base, cut into squares, then filled with whatever filling you've got around, and then folded like an envelope. i like them with poppy seed filling, hubby likes them with either a raisin filling, or raspberry jam. they are wonderful, if a bit of a pain in the neck to make...

is this one cookie or two? If one, please provide recipe!!

my favorite during Xmas is the pinwheel date.

Peanut butter cookies are my favorite!!! Next are
fresh baked chocolate chip cookies.

I love Iced oatmeal cookies and then oatmeal and rasin cookies

plain ole OREOS!!!

Oreos................going to get me some now!!

Yes, just about any cookie dough (I know, I shouldn't be eating raw eggs.) but whether it's fresh or has been refrigerated or even frozen for later... frozen is the best! one small spoonful at a time ;-)

Hmmmm....I'm thinkin' that we need to start a thread for homemade cookie recipes!!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Homemade peanutbutter with mini chocolate chips. Best of both worlds!

SNICKERDOODLES all the way. Yum

Peanut Butter Swirl Bars

macaroons I love coconut

Years ago, when my boys were in the junior high school/senior high school age, I decided for us all, that we would not have cookies all summer, unless they were homemade.
The boys came through! They worked together and made cookies all summer.

Oatmeal with nuts and dried cranberries.

What a beautiful bright happy avatar you have lol :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Oatmeal Raisin : )

the cold icebox peanut butter cookies they used to sell in the lunch machines when I was in high school

The question should be what isn't :roll: Actually my all time favorite are chocolate chip.

oatmeal cookies ... no raisins or chocolate chips just oatmeal cookies...

Pecan Sandies then oatmeal raisin. Snickerdoodles are the family favorite.

Yes they are, but you got to dunk them in something. (coffee, milk, hot cocoa, hot chai tea, something!) :lol:

Definitely peanut butter

Cowboy Cookies

Absolutely, no question about it: SNICKERDOODLES!!!!! The have to be soft and chewy though....

I don't know the name of my favorite. I think maybe my SIL made up the recipe so I will describe it. You make chocolate drop cookies. You bake them part way - maybe 7-8 minutes. Then you put half of a large marshmallow on top of each cookie and continue baking another 3 minutes. After they cool off you frost them with yummy chocolate frosting. They are to die for! Who wants one? I do!

I worked with a man who wouldn't eat oatmeal cookies.
His favorite cookie was his mom's Roy Rogers Cookies.
Oatmeal ! :)

Egg substitutes are pasteurized! *she says licking fingers*

fig newton

Coconut/oatmeal. My grandmother use to make them for me

Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies!
(these are not oatmeal cookies with chocolate chips added.)

Pecan Sandies - good. Snickerdoodles - good. Oatmeal Raisin - good. Can't decide.
I have a recipe for home made Pecan Sandies that melt in your mouth. To die for.

What is a cowboy cookie?

When I first saw this thread, I couldn't think what my favorite cookie was, even though I have a favorite. I just had a block.

Anyway, my favorite cookie is wafers (gaufrettes), always has been my fave. LU brand makes great chocolate wafer cookies, though they no longer call them Gaufrettes. I've found Israeli ones that are called Gaufrettes, and Mexican ones with mango filling. Right now, I'm munching some from a Gottena variety bag (imagine, a variety bag of wafer cookies!), which is from Germany.

Choc. Chip [ghiradelli]

my hubby loves SNICKERDOODLES. I love choc chip. Mmm good. Ive had the fried oreo's they are sooo good.. My mouth is watering now. I just bought the cantainer of choc chip from costco. Im going to go make some now.. Warm from the over is the best..

ginger snaps, frosted oatmeal, sprinergle or any other type of anise cookies

Magic cookie bars

Magic cookie bars