I googled "corn flake cookies" and found several recipes that have corn flakes and no oatmeal or other embellishments. The Barbara Streisand rose and Angel Face rose ( AF has a lemony rose sent ) both smell wonderful in a rose bowl. Your guest will never forget the smell upon walking to your front door for a fine dinner! I love smelling doughnuts wafting through the air. Another really great smell that your guests will never forget in your house (which smells amazing if I say so myself) is any food baked with tomato paste, brown sugar, and a touch of cinnamon. FYI, Also, birch essential oil doesn't compare to this method so don't get a candle or the oil expecting your house to smell like a bleach/coffee smell it won't work. crushed peppermint candy with pecans and coconut.īoth of my scents are of the elite class! With these scents people will know your important! One of the best smells your house could ever enjoy would be birch logs burning in your fireplace (needs heated air vents) (only birch wood) it will create a bleach/coffee smell in your house, so very good smelling and will drench everything in your house with this smell for years to come (remember, only birch wood).
Variation: Merry Macaroons: Fold in 1/2 c. about 20 minutes or until lightly browned. Drop by rounded measuring tablespoon onto well\-greased baking sheets. Gradually add sugar, beating until stiff and glossy. In large mixing bowl, beat egg whites until foamy. (source: Favorite Brand Name Recipe Cookbook) baking powderĬombine dry ingredients with creamed mixture.Īdd (mixing well): 2 c.
You might also take a look at Kellog's (Corn Flakes) and Post (Toasties) web sites for cookie recipes using cornflakes.Ģ sticks oleo, 1 c. Drop cookie, refrigerator cookie, rolled cookie, cut or formed, no-bake? Any other known ingredients? See if one of these sounds right. It’s best to use foil or parchment paper.That's not much of a description (LOL). They will stick and you’ll be eating the paper if you know what I mean. Note: Do not use wax paper for these cookies. Then I added some corn flakes and mixed them into the peanut butter mixture…Īnd I placed large spoonfuls of the mixture onto parchment paper. Then I brought the mixture to a bubbling boil over medium heat and removed the pan from the heat…Īnd mixed it until the mixture was smooth and the peanut butter was blended in… I added sugar and corn syrup to a large saucepan and mixed the two together… What could be better than corn flakes and peanut butter in a snack? These also make a great lunch box or after school snack for the kids. PERFECT!! I can’t imagine how many times I’ve made these very tasty little snacks. Then she decided to just bring the mixture to a boil and remove it from the heat. I remember the first ones being too hard to eat because she thought the mixture should cook to a soft-ball like fudge. At first, she experimented with rice Krispie cereal then she decided on cornflakes, her favorite cereal. What could be better than a combo of peanut butter and cornflakes? YUM!Īre you ready for another quick 10-minute snack? My mom came up with this recipe when I was about 7 or 8 years old. These Corn Flake Peanut Butter Chews are made in just 10-minutes and are great for school lunches or after-school snacks.
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