[elRey]

I made a batch of chocolate cookies today. I wasn't thinking and used wax paper instead of parchment paper to line the pans when I baked them. Needless to say when I opened the oven I quickly realized my mistake. Smoke billowed out and when I tried to scrape the cookies off the pan, the underside of the paper had almost melted to the cookie sheet. The side the touched the cookies didn't have any more wax on it, I assume it all evaporated, thus the smoke. Are these cookies still okay to eat? Or will they make everyone sick? They seem alright but rather be safe than sorry.

 

[moff_quigley]

Heh. I'd eat them.

 

[dante]

Mmmmmm, fiber...

 

[pnj]

eat them.

 

[Damo]

If they are biscuits rather than cookies, they will be fine. What you have described sounds like biscuits, so you should be ok.
I can't imagine any cooking paper being harmful. Go fo it.

 

[SkaredShtles]

If they are biscuits rather than cookies, they will be fine. What you have described sounds like biscuits

 

[TheTruth]

Maybe with these cookies you will build up an immunity to wax paper. Either that or you will have ultra diarrhea.

 

[aaronrocker]

try one and if there tasty, fvck it, eat em up

 

[binary visions]

try one and if there tasty, fvck it, eat em up

Where tasty?

 

[aaronrocker]

 

[Damo]

Fvck it and THEN eat it?

 

[aaronrocker]

Fvck it and THEN eat it?

or call it a "biscuit"

 

[SkaredShtles]

 

[BikeLuvR904]

why not just remake them. cookies are not rocket science lol. is it really worth to eat them and die? i think not. what would martha stewart do.

 

[moff_quigley]

2 month old cookies would be harder than rocks.

 

[SkaredShtles]

2 month old cookies would be harder than rocks.

Stick 'em in the microwave.

It's like bringing dead things back to life.

 

[skinny mike]

Stick 'em in the microwave.

It's like bringing dead things back to life.

didn't work with my cat.

 

[SkaredShtles]

didn't work with my cat.

Did you try to eat the cat?