I was disappointed when I tried a batch of cookie crinkles that we bought from a certain store, so I decided to recook them. Here’s how you can do it too:
Ingredients:
1. The cookies you don’t like
2. Ricoa Chocolate Powder
3. Sugar
4. Eggs
5. Baking Powder
Instructions:
1. Mash the cookies
2. Mix the eggs, then the cocoa powder, sugar, and baking soda
3. Grease the baking pan with oil, and put the mixture in the baking pan
4. Bake

Preheat your oven to 210 degrees
for 10 minutes. Then, put the baking pan inside the oven, and cook it for 25 minutes. This looks like a toaster, but it’s actually a mini oven
5. Cut your chocolate cake, and eat it!
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can the simple oven toaster substitute the mini oven in baking cookies and brownies?
I’m not sure if an oven toaster can do it, but you can try and tell me how it goes. But what I use is our mini oven.
can oven toaster be a substitute for the mini oven for starters?