I love chocolate chip cookies, I think I would be in heaven if I saw this:



FLAT ROCK, N.C. - A jarringly large cookie broke a world record Saturday before a crowd of 1,500 hungry onlookers.

 

It took eight hours and a cookie sheet the size of a basketball court to bake the 100-foot, 20-ton chocolate chip colossus. The cookie was baked in an oven bag that released the smells of chocolate and warm, sugary dough when it was opened.


"It looks like a giant mud pie," said Sarah Fantle, 18, of Hendersonville.


The curious crowd that braved a steady drizzle for a glimpse of the cookie soon began nibbling it down to size for $10 a slice. Ten percent of the proceeds will go to the Folk Artist's Foundation to build a craft museum.


Immaculate Baking Co. owner Scott Blackwell and a team of 70 volunteers constructed the cookie from 6,500 pounds of butter, 30,000 whole eggs and 5,000 pounds of sugar.


Jonathan Collins, a representative of the former record holder, Cookie Time, witnessed the event.


The record belongs in American hands because the chocolate chip cookie is an American invention, Blackwell said.



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Thanks for making my mouth waterhttp://www.emotipad.com/emoticons/Dribble.gif

  *whew...* that's a big ol' cookie.  Got a truckload of milk?

mmmmmmmmmmm.....cookies.......

...and then suddenly it's gone!

"Come on now, own up!  Who took the cookie?  We're not leaving here until the cookie is put back in the field"

When are they going to make the world's largest cookie jar?

Phil

Geez, the right time of the month and I could nibble that cookie down to size myself. ;D

How about a nice 2 gallon glass of milk to drink?  :o ;D

Howard

There's a guy on Sesame street (a communist conspirace) who says "COOKIES, COOKIES" as he gourges himself.  The glutton, the libertine, the promiscuous COOKIE MONSTER.  And the evil is obviously spreading!!!  We must resist this libidonous gluttony and return to the true values of thrift, frugality, and temperance (he says as he sips his rum and tokes his butt ;D)

Thanks for a good one 80's. ;)

Mmmm! You made my mouth water!

Now how about a gallon of coffee to go with your cookies?  ;D :D

Howard

Gosh, I don't think even Cookie Monster could eat that whole morsel.   :o 8)

COOOOKies, COOOOKies.  One student, on last semester's evanuations, said that s/he liked the small class and good discussion, but complained that I didn't provide cookies.  No joke, and ILaughedMAO.  So will the Dean   ;D

Take a look at these delicious cookies:

http://www.meals.com/ImagesRecipies/30186x400.jpg

YUMMY! ;D

Howard

One giant cookie. I smell a "Got Milk" ad in the making.

I like cookies a lot. 'Specially my grammy's, God I love her!

I used to love "Almost Home"cookies.They were nice soft and chewy.I could go for a cookie right now. ;D

Howard