I'm so over the spelling mistakes! It's 'spelt' flour, not 'spell'. And 'anise seed' should probably be 'aniseed', that's how we British spell it . But anyway, these cookies sound super delicious and festive! Crisp on the outside, chewy on the inside... perfect for dunking in hot cocoa or tea. I can imagine them being a hit at holiday parties. And they're so easy to make too - just a few simple ingredients. Maybe I'll have to try making some .
omg I'm so down for some holiday treats ! These orange anise almond cookies sound like the perfect combination of sweet and savory - I can already imagine the aroma filling up my kitchen on christmas eve . And the best part? They're super easy to make, just a few simple ingredients and you're golden . I'm all about that homemade feel, so these cookies are def a must try for me this holiday season . Plus, who doesn't love a good excuse to bake and share some goodies with loved ones? It's like the ultimate way to show someone you care .
I'm so over the spelling mistakes! It's 'spelt' flour, not 'spell'. And 'anise seed' should probably be 'aniseed', that's how we British spell it 
. But anyway, these cookies sound super delicious and festive! Crisp on the outside, chewy on the inside... perfect for dunking in hot cocoa or tea. I can imagine them being a hit at holiday parties. And they're so easy to make too - just a few simple ingredients. Maybe I'll have to try making some 
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! These orange anise almond cookies sound like the perfect combination of sweet and savory - I can already imagine the aroma filling up my kitchen on christmas eve 
. And the best part? They're super easy to make, just a few simple ingredients and you're golden 
. I'm all about that homemade feel, so these cookies are def a must try for me this holiday season 
. Plus, who doesn't love a good excuse to bake and share some goodies with loved ones? It's like the ultimate way to show someone you care 
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