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Old-fashioned sugar cookies, a well-used tin, and the mystery of who took the last one.
A cookie tin on the counter changes the mood of a room.
It says visitors are possible and small rewards need not wait for a special occasion.
It also creates the familiar mystery of who took the last cookie.
These sugar cookies offer uncomplicated pleasure for an afternoon kitchen.
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Then refill the tin, put the kettle on, and decline to count how many disappeared before supper.
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