Very tasty, they are.
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even made a step-by-step tutorial inspired by Katy’s hack in case “chop the head off an angel cookie” wasn’t clear enough.Using an angel cookie cutter, cut out the cookie as normal, and then before you throw them in the oven, gently swipe off the angel’s head using a spoon to round out the top of Yoda’s head.
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