A cookie is a small, flat, sweet, baked or cooked food that is usually made with flour, sugar, and oil or fat, sometimes as well as other ingredients such as chocolate chips, nuts, et cetera. Cookies can be mass-produced in factories, baked in bakeries, or homemade. They are often served with beverages such as milk, tea, or coffee. Cookies can be either chewy or crisp; crisp cookies are called biscuits outside the United States and Canada.

See also:

• biscuit
• Cookie (character)
• Cookie☆

External links:

• Cookie on Wikipedia