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Feeble simple minds...
Rainbow Cookies Are the Best Cookies
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I thought the same thing but if you zoom in it kinda looks like they are
Never heard of them though.
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It is a cookie and in hand its clearly a cookie.
What makes something a cookie?
I hate cake with fruit, jam or similar in it. If you take that out it looks like good cake.
I've never had one, but I'm now looking online for a bakery that has them to give them a try. Hard to beat a good chocolate chip cookie though....
The main difference between cookies and cakes lies in the ingredients used to make them. Cakes are usually made with flour, eggs, sugar, and butter or oil, while cookies often use flour, sugar, butter, or margarine
It's sometimes called seven-layer cookie because of the seven layers of ingredients: dark chocolate, green almond cake, jelly, white almond cake, jelly, red almond cake, and dark chocolate. "Each layer is made with almond paste, butter, eggs, sugar and flower, and the layers are set with dark chocolate,"
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Too many steps, he is using google, and its not accurate. Many cookies are made with eggs.
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You poor poor soul.
I’m sure they are good but that looks like cake to me. I mean just bc it has cookie in the name doesn’t mean it’s a cookie. Lol
I would have to agree. Nothing beats a good chocolate chip cookie.
Nothing beats my grandma's chocolate chip cookies. There are few things in life I won't share... when I bring a bag of cookies home from her house, I hide them and keep them for myself
Not a cookie. It's a thickish layer cake.
Chocolate chip with Macadamia nuts from scratch from our oven, still warm - nothing else comes close.
Chocolate chip with Macadamia nuts from scratch from our oven, still warm - nothing else comes close.
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Wrong.Not a cookie. It's a thickish layer cake.
I’ve never seen or heard of these before so I can neither confirm or deny that they are a cookie and if so are they the best. If I knew where to get one near me I’d try it out….for science you know.
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They are literally served on a tray with other COOKIES in an Italian cookie tray, placed in the COOKIE counter/display of an Italian bakery, have the name COOKIE in them, and are bite size like a COOKIE, but ok, they aren't a cookie. I especially like the people who have never tried them or seen them denying their cookie status. To each their own, but to me they are a cookie.
I've seen these, but don't think I've ever actually had one, so I'm calling it a cake 
. Wikipedia calls it a cake and we all know wikipedia is 100% fact.
Rainbow cookie or rainbow cake usually refers to a three-layered almond-flavored Italian-American cookie, but can also refer to any of a number of rainbow-colored confections.[1][2]
Composition[edit]
Rainbow cookies are typically composed of layers of brightly colored, almond-based sponge cake (usually almond paste/marzipan), apricot and/or raspberry jam, and a chocolate coating.[3] Commonly referred to as a "cookie," their composition is closer in many ways to a layered cake or petit four. The original rainbow cookie featured layers with colors representing the Italian flag: white, red and green.[4] However, there may be variations in the color of the rainbow cookie's layers, whether for particular holidays, or other events.
. Wikipedia calls it a cake and we all know wikipedia is 100% fact.Rainbow cookie or rainbow cake usually refers to a three-layered almond-flavored Italian-American cookie, but can also refer to any of a number of rainbow-colored confections.[1][2]
Composition[edit]
Rainbow cookies are typically composed of layers of brightly colored, almond-based sponge cake (usually almond paste/marzipan), apricot and/or raspberry jam, and a chocolate coating.[3] Commonly referred to as a "cookie," their composition is closer in many ways to a layered cake or petit four. The original rainbow cookie featured layers with colors representing the Italian flag: white, red and green.[4] However, there may be variations in the color of the rainbow cookie's layers, whether for particular holidays, or other events.
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Rainbow Cake and Rainbow cookies are two different things.I've seen these, but don't think I've ever actually had one, so I'm calling it a cake
Rainbow cookie or rainbow cake usually refers to a three-layered almond-flavored Italian-American cookie, but can also refer to any of a number of rainbow-colored confections.[1][2]
Composition[edit]
Rainbow cookies are typically composed of layers of brightly colored, almond-based sponge cake (usually almond paste/marzipan), apricot and/or raspberry jam, and a chocolate coating.[3] Commonly referred to as a "cookie," their composition is closer in many ways to a layered cake or petit four. The original rainbow cookie featured layers with colors representing the Italian flag: white, red and green.[4] However, there may be variations in the color of the rainbow cookie's layers, whether for particular holidays, or other events.