Everybody loves cookies. Is there anyone without a memory of their favorite fresh from the oven cookies with milk? With The Big Book Of Cookies you can bring back these great memories or create some new ones, and with The Big Book Of Cookies you will have over 200 cookie recipes to chose from. Whether for holiday treats or just to fill the cookie jar, you will find a cookie that will fill the bill. From the old-fashioned, most requested to the newest and easiest bar cookies, this collection has it all!Whatever kind of cookie you're looking for, you'll find it in The Big Book Of Cookies.

By , September 11, 2017

Reviewer: Lynn Lopez

The Big Book of Cookies truly lives up to its title. This consists of well over 200 pages and it's just stuffed with cookie recipes, as well as recipes for making dessert bars and macaroons, among others. A very tasty thing to read, I must say. Anyone with a fondness for baking will find this extremely useful and would be right to hog all the recipes in this e-book. It's not very nicely formatted though, and could stand to look a lot better and more organized. Pictures can always help in making recipe books/e-books more attractive and appetizing, plus they can help people see what the finished product would look like. You surely won't be disappointed with the package, though. It already contains the file you can edit as well as the sales page and the images, so you're already pretty much good to go with selling this e-book.

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Delightful cookie concoctions, September 29, 2017

This e-book has recipes of almost every yummy cookie imaginable. It carries recipes of classic cookies like sugar cookies and snickerdoodles and more “sophisticated” ones like tiramisu cheesecake bars. It has cookie recipes for all occasions and some for different occasions like Christmas, Halloween, and Valentine’s Day. There are also a few kids would probably enjoy like the thumbprint cookies.What I don’t understand, though, is why some recipes are titled with “The Ultimate…” In these cases, the author should provide a valid explanation. You might say that the recipes may speak for themselves, but I don’t quite see the “ultimate” about each. As with other recipe e-books, this one would be easier to read if only it had a table of contents, categories and subcategories. Putting the cookies in alphabetical order is not very helpful, especially if you want to find a particular recipe. Photos of the baked cookies of selected recipes will also make the recipes more appetizing.