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Jarka P.
Wow, excellent recipe. Easy to follow, really good cookies. Thank you very much.
Lise R.
These really are the best! I sometimes add about 3/4 cup of plumped raisins.
Stephanie M.
Delicious! My husband prefers harder oatmeal cookies over the chewy kind, so I increased the cooking time by a couple minutes for his half of the batch LOL... I’ll be making these again and adding some smarties to them for sure!
Doaa E.
Amazing!!! Made once as written (with a pinch less baking soda, thanks to Claudine B). The second time, I replaced 1/2 the brown sugar for coconut sugar and half the butter for coconut oil. It is extremely delicious both. I also reduced the temp to 350F and the cooking time to 10 min. Thanks Ricardo and team
Odia M.
This recipe was really helpful, as well as delicious. the cookies are not to sweet, but not to bland either. the only thing i had a problem with was the baking time, it was too long for the cookies and some of them came out burnt. would recommend less time to bake
Laura T.
These turned out amazing. I read the comments between Shawn E and Claudine B and followed the recipe exactly measuring out a 1/4 cup of cookie dough. The cookies are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. A perfect Oatmeal cookie. Added chocolate chunks and they were so decadent.
jodi m.
These cookies have just the right combo of chewy and crunchy to them. Excellent oatmeal cookie that is easy to make
mary g.
Excellent base-recipe for oatmeal cookies. I added one cup of raisins because I like raisins. Next time I will add chocolate chips.
Louis B.
Great cookies!!!
Claudine B.
To Shawn e. You must have not measured out each cookie with an ice cream scoop of about 1/4 cup. That size makes for a big Quebec-style oatmeal cookie. The oil and bicarb are what give this cookie its characteristic flavour and texture. You might want to try it again... (I reduced the bicarb by a pinch [but only a pinch], and they turned out even better!)
Shawn e.
That did not turn out well. First, 12 minutes at 375 is way too long. Cookies were so overdone. I normally use another recipe that has twice the butter and no oil (oil in a cookie recipe?) but this was just not good. Sorry, not a fan of this recipe.
Maria R.
The Best! Very easy. Everyone devoured them in minutes.
Daniel R.
Won't let me edit my previous comment: I forgot to mention that I used the individual packaged flavored oats. Really wanted to make these and didn't have the rolled-oats on hand. It added some flavor too.. I used the apple cinnamon packs.
Daniel R.
So simple. So quick. I replaced the sugar with honey (looked up what would be the equivalent measurements for replacing) and it still came delicious. Very soft and tasty. Next time I will add more vanilla extract, but thats more for preference.
Janine R.
Truly THE BEST! I have made a lot of oatmeal cookie variations over the years. This recipes is the best! And very reproducible. Outstanding! THANKS :)
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