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Chocolate Sandwich Cookies

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Chocolate Sandwich CookiesLisa Weatherbee

These otherwise simple cookies have a big "wow" factor. They're addictive, but not in the same way as a certain famous chocolate sandwich cookie. Eating an entire sleeve of those cookies makes me feel vaguely ashamed. But baking and then eating a bunch of these, the homemade gluten-free version, makes me feel clever, ingenious even.

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Chocolate Sandwich Cookies
On a shoestring: $5.28 for 30 cookies
If you bought it: $7.50 for 30 cookies

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