T-3: COOKIES!!

What Do You Do With Butter, Eggs, Flour & Sugar That Won't Last Until You Get Back?

COOKIES!!

 COOKIES!  Lots of them. Using the extra ingredients in open packages in the fridge and pantry.

 Bob got white chocolate chip and Andes mint chocolate chip.

 As you can see, he had to make sure they were ok before packing them up in bags for the trip.
An empty hole signifying yum
One big low-carb cookie for Lisa.  Though broken up, it counts as lots of little cookies.  Even low-carb, I wouldn't be able to manage it all in one (or even 6) sittings.
One Giant Low-Carb Cookie for Lisa
Bob even got in on the cookieing fun, as shown below.  But he was strictly limited to tray swapping duties.
Bob Gets In on the Cookieing Fun

All this cookie activity was brought on by a deadline:  last garbage pick-up before we leave is tomorrow. So, everything that needed to be purged from the kitchen had to go today.  Waste not want not as they say-- especially when waste-not turns into COOKIES!

 --Lisa

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