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Why do you need salt in cookies?In: Baking [Recategorize] |
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cookies wouldn't be as good without salt...you may not realize it, but cookies are a little salty-tasting.
First answer by Javecia. Last edit by Sevenlovesyou. Contributor trust: 0 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 8 [recommend question]
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