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Icebox cookie

Icebox cookie is a type of cookie made by shaping cookie dough into a log, chilling it until firm, and then slicing it before baking. The name comes from the historical use of an icebox — a non-mechanical refrigerator used in early 20th-century kitchens – to keep dough cold before baking, which makes slicing easier and improves texture. Icebox cookies…

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Alternative names
Refrigerator cookie
Associated cuisine
American
Course
Dessert
Invented
Early 20th century
Main ingredients
Butter, sugar, egg, flour
Other information
Can be prepared in advance and baked later

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Icebox cookie

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Triples24
Avg. degree1.71
Density0.285714
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Icebox cookie

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related to history · 4
Icebox cookie → Chilling, Icebox, The, United States
related to Variations · 3
Icebox cookie → Common, Icebox, Patterned
Alternative names · 1
Icebox cookie → Refrigerator cookie
Associated cuisine · 1
Icebox cookie → American
Course · 1
Icebox cookie → Dessert
Invented · 1
Icebox cookie → Early 20th century
Main ingredients · 1
Icebox cookie → Butter, sugar, egg, flour
Other information · 1
Icebox cookie → Can be prepared in advance and baked later
Place of origin · 1
Icebox cookie → United States
Region or state · 1
Icebox cookie → North America

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icebox dough cookies cookie chilling slicing baking early advance baked type refrigerator prepared later variations firm historical improves texture origin

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Icebox cookieAlternative namesRefrigerator cookie1.00infobox
Icebox cookieAssociated cuisineAmerican1.00infobox
Icebox cookieCourseDessert1.00infobox
Icebox cookieInventedEarly 20th century1.00infobox
Icebox cookieMain ingredientsButter, sugar, egg, flour1.00infobox
Icebox cookieOther informationCan be prepared in advance and baked later1.00infobox
Icebox cookiePlace of originUnited States1.00infobox
Icebox cookieRegion or stateNorth America1.00infobox
Icebox cookieTypeCookie1.00infobox
Icebox cookieVariationsChocolate, nuts, spices, pinwheel, checkerboard1.00infobox
Icebox cookieis atype of cookie made by shaping cookie dough into a log0.90text
butterinstance ofPreparationIngredients0.80text

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