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8 Reviews of Danish Aristocrats

by Bergy
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From: mwcmax99

On Nov 9, 2006

Excellent! Added 1 teaspoon almond flavoring. Huge hit. Dough frooze very well. This cookie is definitely on my favorites list.

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    From: -Sylvie-

    On Dec 16, 2005

    Bergy, those cookies are great. They are so easy to make, especially at times when you need a lot of cookies, such as Christmas. I followed the recipe and did what one reviewer suggested and used my hands to work in the flour. I think that made it easier and quicker. I also drizzled half of them with a little bit of melted milk chocolate when they cooled. Thanks for sharing!

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    From: Derf

    On Nov 25, 2004

    Bergy I could have sworn I did a review on these about a week ago, in any case these are fantastic cookies, melt in your mouth!! A great addition to my Holiday Stash, thanks for sharing a really great treat!!

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  • From: Dragonshoes

    On Apr 13, 2005

    I ran home and made these after I read the recipe. Thank you Bergy. I won't make them often or I will eat way tooooo many. They are melt in your mouth good. I'm a swede and we love cardamom in our cookies. I ground some and added for an extra touch.

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  • From: Lori Shepard

    On Dec 15, 2005

    Easy to make cookie. Made the holiday cookie exchange a quick project instead of an all-day cooking event. It didn't make 8 dozen cookies however. I did the recipe for 12 dozen and ended up with just over 9 dozen. Everyone loved the result. More than a few said it was their favorite of the 18 cookies there.

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    From: Dotty2

    On Nov 9, 2005

    I made these to add to my Christmas tray. I quickly froze them so I wouldn't eat to many. I love them. DH loved them as well. Easy to make, but I did do the final mixing with my hands. That worked very well. Thank-you for this great recipe, a keeper for sure.

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  • From: Chef #270067

    On Dec 4, 2005

    I made these for a class assignment and they turned out great! Everyone asked me where I found the recipe, trade secret... Although, you shouldn't have "Heat oven 375F degrees." if we have to refrigerate them. :D

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    From: smartblonde #2

    On Nov 23, 2008

    I wasn't really sure I liked these when they first came out of the oven. I'm not really fond of almonds but I have to say when I tried them the following day they mellowed quite and bit and are really quite good. I think I got pretty close to the 8 dozen. These were the easiest cookies that used refrigerated dough that I ever made. I will try these again but I may try walnuts next time. Thanks

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