DoodleRoo’s Scrumptious Snickerdoodles
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YUM!!! I love snickerdooles! Now this is a girl after my own heart. Good pick Kaylee. :)
Okay, so the men here have taken a vote and they would like some of DoodleRoo’s snickerdoodles with the next care package.
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sounds yummy! thanks for posting something to use coconut oil with.
I am going to see my brother next week and Snickerdoodles are his favorite! His wife had their first baby on Sunday- so this would be a great gift for both of them! Thanks.
Hey there! Yummo! Can’t wait to make these. My nephew is currently stationed in Afghanistan and I’ve promised a big box of cookies. Sounds like, according to your husband, these might be a hit! :) Question … is whole wheat flour ok for this recipe?
Thanks so much for your blog! I love it!
Yes – whole wheat is just fine for these. I use fresh ground soft white wheat – if you’re using store bought whole wheat, try cutting the amount by 1/2 cup and gradually adding a little more in until you have the right consistency (a little bit sticky). Store bought tends to dry out a recipe a little bit more than fresh ground. Not sure as to the why’s of it.