Early Cookies
Cookies first became widely popular on this continent.
What is Europe
The inventor of the chocolate chip cookie.
Who is Ruth Wakefield?
These replaced chopped chocolate.
What are chocolate chips?
This global war helped spread chocolate chip cookies across the U.S.
What is World War 2?
This company made chocolate chips widely available to home bakers.
What is Nestle?
Early cookies were used by bakers to test this before baking full cakes.
What is oven temperature
This Massachusetts inn is where the cookie was first made.
What is the Toll House Inn?
This ingredient gives cookies a softer, chewier texture.
What is brown sugar?
Soldiers received cookies from home in these packages.
What are care packages?
Chocolate chip cookies are now one of the most popular desserts in this country.
What is America?
This country is where cookies first originated.
What is Persia?
The chocolate chip cookie was invented in this decade.
What are the 1930s?
This common baking ingredient helps cookies rise and spread.
What is baking soda?
Soldiers from this state helped introduce the cookies to others.
What is Massachusetts?
The original Toll House recipe appeared in this type of publication.
What is a cookbook?
Cookies spread to America through settlers from this region.
What is Europe (or Dutch settlers)?
Wakefield added chopped pieces of this company’s chocolate to her dough.
What is Nestle?
This ingredient adds richness and helps create a soft texture.
What is butter?
Chocolate chip cookies boosted this during the war.
What is morale?
Nestle started selling this type of chocolate as chips or morsels.
What is semisweet chocolate?
These early cookies were often harder and longer-lasting.
What are biscuits?
This was the original name of the chocolate chip cookie.
What is Toll House Chocolate Crunch Cookies?
This is how long you bake the cookies for.
What is 9-11 minutes?
The popularity of cookies during WWII shows how this spreads through shared experiences.
What is culture?
Wakefield offered her recipe to Nestle in exchange for
What is a lifetime supply of chocolate?