Candy Apple Cookie Quotes Novels & Stories

He laughed, “I’m the same way. Except I love No-Bake cookies.” Lacey gasped, “I forgot all about those! Yes! Those are even better!” I laughed at Lacey as Tony asked, “Angela, what is your favorite?” Angela smiled, “I love cherry chip cookies or those butter cookies you get at Christmas in the tins.” Tony sighed, “I could eat my weight in those.” Angela agreed, “Same.” I smiled and turned to Daniel, “I don’t think you could’ve chosen better guys for my friends. Thank you.”

It was just sweet enough to be a treat on its own, but not so sweet to overpower the sweetness of the sugar in my coffee. “These are amazing.” I said after drinking a little of my coffee. “Maddie has a special talent when it comes to sweets. She likes them more than anything else, and worked really hard to learn to make all sorts of things. You should try her apple tarts, you’ll be ruined for apples.” Serena laughed. Val nibbled a cookie. I saw her eyes widen under her mask. I knew she’d want the recipe. Maybe Ford could get it for us. We’d just have to wait and see.

“Warm, fat, gooey, chocolate-stuffed cookies. The kind Alex’s diet rules wouldn’t allow within a mile of me. Let’s find some.” It didn’t take us long. A vendor was closing up near the old square when I convinced him with a smile and a few sweet words to stay open just a little longer. Moments later, Zelda and I sat on a bench with a bag of fresh cookies between us. I bit into one and nearly groaned. “This cookie,” I said through a mouthful, “I would marry this cookie.” She laughed. “Alex’s going to be jealous.” At his name, my smile faltered, but I forced myself to push it away. Not tonight. Tonight wasn’t about him. Tonight was mine.

I made myself a cup of coffee and drank deeply, letting the warmth seep through my body. Asher snorted at my comment and took another bite, "Can you blame me? You and Zeke ate everything last time. I never thought lavender cookies would be this good." "Never underestimate Grandma's baking." I shook my head, grabbing a cookie for myself. "She'll have you on the ground if she hears you doubted her incredible skills."

“But grandma, you were not able to taste it though. I wish I could have made you actually be able to have the taste of those cookies.” Grandma was able to see my saddened expression, and she just smiled once more. “There is no need for you to feel worried because I appreciate the gift you gave me. It has been so long ever since I last tasted those cookies. And although I may not be able to take a bite, I am sure that those cookies tasted of high quality. So don’t fret anymore alright?”

It was like medicine to her. Jeff saw the way she ate it and the change in her face. "You must really like this," he concluded after finding something like peace in her. She had already said that, so she didn't need to justify his words, right? "You don't want to try this?" she offered. She was the one who recommended macaroons on her best friend's wedding menu. And candy in another spot. "I guess it's enough just to see you enjoying this." Anna almost choked on hearing that. If Matt had said that, she would probably be happy. However, when it was told by someone she had just met, it sounded... wrong?

"You literally walked the other way when you saw her in the corridor yesterday and you hate passing there." "I was in a hurry." "It's a lie." Arden bit into the cookie with far more aggression than the baked good deserved. It was excellent, warm, crunchy,with chunks of chocolate that melted on his tongue. Hazel had chosen well. He ate the second cookie. Then the third, fourth, fifth. Caden watched him, arms crossed. "You are eating my cookies, my sweat, I walked for it." "They are castle cookies, you could go get some in the kitchen."

Annette said. "If he has fallen for you, he will want to change for you," Jane said "It's that a book quote," Annette smiled as she stared at her friend "Nope, it's a quote by yours truly," Annette said as she pushed her friend on the hand playfully "Was the food any good?" Jane asked "Yeah, and we brought you something. It's in my bag," Annette said "I love you," Jane said as she kissed Annette on the cheek "You love food more," Annette said with a smile

She slammed the bottle down on the counter and faced her friends. ‘I needed that. Damn, it’s freezing outside.’ Sydney grabbed a fortune cookie from the pile and unfolded the piece of paper. ‘Sometimes, the truth is better left unknown.’ She read silently and huffed at the fortune. Crumpling the paper, she tossed the paper into the trashcan with perfect aim. ‘What did your fortune say?’ Clarissa inquired unwrapping a candy. ‘Something about truths and all. Doesn’t matter. I don’t believe in shit like that.’ She said as she mauled the cookie.

"Our greatest strength is that we have each other to rely on and where one lacks, the other covers for. Unlike him, who is a one man-what are you doing?" I lifted my eyes to him and blinked twice first before pulling the cookie out of my lips. "Why are you eating that way?" he asked curiously. "I don't know. I like doing it," I said. "The taste of the burnt edges is," I trailed off, looking for the right word to explain myself. "Oh," he looked at me with a strange look that I couldn't read. "This looks oddly familiar," I turned to Hunter as he stared at my cookies. "That was what they used to say too," his eyes were distant.