From: Krich
On Feb 12, 2004
This is a really great sugar cookie recipe if you like soft, thick cookies. After reading the other comments I did add 1/2 cup of brown sugar also just to make them a liitle sweeter. The final result was a nice soft cookie with a nice, not overly sweet flavor. The dough itself was a little sticky even after several hours in the fridge, but plenty of flour on your hands and the counter took care of that. This will become my staple suger cookie recipe. Thanks for sharing!
From: MizzNezz
On Aug 5, 2002
These cookies are so good! They're nice and soft with a not too sweet taste. I just cut them in rounds and after baking, I sprinkled them with powdered sugar. Very easy recipe! I will make these again. Thanks Laura!
From: Virginia
On Dec 17, 2001
These are very good cookies for cutouts as they don't rise to much. Also I only used 1/2 cup milk. One batch I used Sunny Delight instead of milk, everybody loved them.
From: Sheila2
On Dec 18, 2001
These were very soft cookies. My kids ate them even without the frosting! They stored well but didn't last long in our house. Thanks for posting.
From: ~jb4~
On Nov 14, 2002
These are the best cookies,ever. They were such a hit at home and at my daughters school. I have found a new sugar cookie recipe. I don't much care for the hard ones and these stayed soft. I used a smooth icing for the tops, but they were fine without it.
From: Tammy Ricks
On Apr 23, 2002
This was very bland and not sweet at all. It was difficult to make because of the alternation of the wet and dry ingredients which were very difficult to mix. Also, the dough becomes unmanageable very quickly when taken out of the fridge.
From: CoffeeMom
On Jan 23, 2005
These are delicious sugar cookies. They don't get very hard and they aren't too sweet which is good because then you can frost them without making them so sweet you can't eat them. I will most certainly be making these again!
From: Jacklyn Modery
On Jul 31, 2005
I did not care for these at all. They tasted very bland. It was like eating plain flour. They had a very nice soft fluffy texture though. I even added extra sugar to the recipe like some reviewers said and it din't help much. Sorry, but I don't think I'll be making these again.
From: aletamarie
On Dec 18, 2007
Fantastic Recipe! Thank you so much, I thoroughly impressed my husband. Came out like the Lofthouse Cookies my DH loves from the grocery store, only way better because of course, they're fresh! Big, "fluffy", not too sweet. I used 1 stick U/s butter and 1 stick salted (I don't like to use shortening). Great recipe. Use plenty of flour during rollout. I made mine on the thick side, and needed 11-12 minutes in the oven. Came out fantastic! Iced with a thick sugar/butter icing. Perfect!
From: Mommy of Sunny Brook Farm
On Oct 13, 2007
I made these cookies with my three children today. What a wonderful recipe to have since many recipes call for butter- which I don't always keep on hand . The cookies were soft and tender and were lovely with the additon of icing. Thank you for sharing your mother's recipe, it is now this mom's recipe!
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