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Marketta Carucci

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Aug 2, 2024, 2:04:10 AM8/2/24

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Rory and Logan were insanely tiresome. How can you love a show when you want to smack the main character all. the. time? But I guess Lorelai was more of the main character and for the most part, I loved her. Le sigh.

One last drama for this roundup. Black Mirror is fascinating because each episode is a separate one-off story (so no need to watch them in order). Each story is an intense look and commentary on how our cultures obsession with technology will be our downfall. Most episodes take place in an unidentified distance in the future and leave you chilled at the ending revelations. Seriously, this show is incredibly gripping, but also very disturbing at times. In other words, I love it!

In the bowl of a stand mixer, beat butter and cream cheese on medium/high until fluffy; about 2 minutes. Add in both sugars and beat on high speed until mixture is light and creamy; about 3 more minutes. Beat in eggs and vanilla extract until completed incorporated. Set aside.

In a large bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, and kosher salt. With the mixer on low, slowly add dry ingredients into butter mixture. Increase speed to medium until just incorporated. Add in white chocolate chips and 2 Tablespoons of sprinkles. Mix until evenly distributed. Don't over mix!

Place remaining sprinkles into a shallow dish. Use a small cookie scoop (1 1/2 Tablespoons) to scoop dough into the palm of your hand. Roll dough into a ball and roll in sprinkles to coat. Place dough balls on prepared baking sheets. Use the bottom of a juice glass to press dough into flattened discs, about 1/2 inch thick. Repeat with remaining dough, placing 12 cookies on each baking sheet.

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