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Source: Santa Fe Reporter

All we’re ever trying to do over here is to give people information that we think is useful, and we’re always trying to do it while saying F-words and writing down recipes that you can follow and telling you about some snack we had that made us go, “Dang, that snack was allllll good!” In short, we realized, we’re kinda just doing PSAs for the hungry and thirsty. Part and parcel of that stuff we just said is in how we also like to observe people while we’re out there and then think up words to write based on those observations. In other words, we’ve got some public service announcements here, and we hope they help! PSA: Air Fryer Chocolate Chip Cookies Everybody knows that chocolate chip cookies are better if you put the dough in the fridge or freezer overnight, but how does that help you if you just had a big ol’ kielbasa dinner and want them cookies NOW?

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