Holly Berry Cookie Novels & Stories

Every year she'd come home to find Holly having finished all the baking, they agreed Sapphire would get to do the decorating, though their mother hadn't approved since Sapphire didn't leave the table until everything was done, with them having school the next day, and Christmas being so close. Holly grabbed a bowl and watched her sister tip a bag full of Haribo, Licorice, and Pick 'n' Mix in, along with an assortment of different colored icing, Sapphire wasted no time grabbing the white icing and a small bag of sweets and getting to work. Holly put the bowl on the neighboring chair and went to get her coat. "I'm going out for a bit." Holly announced, she'd clean up when she got back. "Oh! Th

After ten minutes, the honey turned caramel in colour so I turned off the flame and added a few drops of cold water to stop it from cooking further. I set aside the burnt honey to cool down and took another saucepan to heat butter, sugar, burnt honey and regular honey altogether. After five minutes, I added baking soda and started whisking it until the colour changed while giving tiny bubbles. After it cooled down a little, I added salt and vanilla and gave it a stir. In another small bowl, I whisked the eggs and poured it into the butter honey mixture. After sifting in flour, I started folding like Lily told me to do. When it became cookie-like dough, I covered it and kept it in the fridge.

“I know, I know, I’m meant to be in retirement – but everyone knows I can’t help it. There is just something extremely calming in playing with the dough, isn't there?” This time, I smiled from the heart. “You know, I have always admired that about you, Holly. The way you love to cook, to create. It is infectious.” Merry sounds came from her reaction and her laughter filled the room. “Well then, I should really bake something for you before I go. Something like the apple pie that you always liked?” “Please,” I managed to say, considering licking my lips. “I could do with some sugar right now.”

She smiles at me and Ms Halsey walks into the room with a little tray of cookies. "What did I miss?" She holds the tray in front of me, gesturing to me to eat the cookies before she keeps the tray on the table. I take a bite from her famous cookie, of course Bailey has always hyped the 'Greenwood' cookies. "Thanks" My mom takes three cookies from the tray "thank you so much Halsey, we'll be leaving now" the two women hug each other and Bailey's mom tells me to wait and she goes to the kitchen.

Ester had intentionally return to check on Ariel, since she refused to join them at the shop. "Time you both arrived. I can't believe you were about to miss out on today's recipe of blueberry cookies." Annette beamed as they walked towards the counter. Ester looked around in awe, she had truly sold out almost all of the pastries. "how long was I gone?" "Long enough to make profit." Annette laughed, handing a cookie to each of them. Watching them with keen eyes as they ate. Ariel moaned In pleasure, "oh my, goodness. What did you put into this Annette?"

Sera's Point of View I clutched the small bakery box nervously as I approached my usual seat in the classroom. Holly sat there already, her back rigid, eyes focused determinedly on her textbook. "Holly?" I set the box on her desk. "I brought you something. Your favorite—red velvet cupcakes from that bakery you mentioned." She didn't look up. "I'm not hungry." "Please. Just let me explain." I slid into the seat beside her. "That text wasn't from Ryan. It was from his cousin. They have the same last name—Steele. That's all you saw on my phone screen."

“Today I baked cookies. Arthur's favorite choco chips cookie." Hulya came in with a plate of cookies still steaming a little. The aroma of chocolate mixed with butter and fragrant vanilla paste made Blakely's stomach rumble, wanting to taste the cookies immediately. Even though she had breakfast with Nickson, now her stomach felt hungry again. Hulya's cookies reminded her of her late mother's. "Thank you for preparing all this. Your rosella tea smells great." After placing the plate of cookies—which Arthur grabbed immediately, on the table, Hulya poured the tea into three cups and opened a small container filled with sugar.

Lily brittled hoping that Amy would consider her feelings, at least tried to honor the invitation before cancelling on it. Turning to her husband who stood by the door while covering the microphone of her phone, she whispered; "That's Lily. She is inviting us to her husband's birthday dinner". His brow arched in disgust. "Since when do I honor peasants' dinner?" He bragged. "You can go but be back before I get home". "Thank you but that would be on Thursday not today..."

On the way back to Priscilla's house, they passed by Holly's favorite bakery. Bryce told Simon to stop the car. Then, he got out and bought Holly's favorite tiramisu, pancakes, and puffs. When he exited the bakery with an exquisite-looking box, Holly opened the car door to welcome him. She passionately grabbed his arm and smiled sweetly. They were sweet like a loving couple. It didn't seem like they were divorced at all. When Holly was about to get into the car, she caught a glimpse of a black Rolls-Royce driving by in a hurry.

“I have never spent this much on cookies ever. Every single flavor was great. I could have stayed in the store and eaten samples all day.” “Here, you guys try one,” Kimmy said, handing Madison and me a cookie each. “They are amazing!” I took a bite. Damn, it was a delicious cookie. Macadamia nuts and coconut, so good. “Mmmm, that is so good,” I expressed. “I’ll need to grab a bunch before I leave Hawaii.” “I know, right?” Morgan said. “Nathan, just messaged me. We need to head for the car,” I advised.