The first batch I added them 2 minutes before the cookies were done. This kept the M&M mostly intact, but also left them in danger of falling off with too much cookie movement. I tried to squish them in, but only so much squishing could happen.
For the second batch I put them in before any baking happened. This lead to a better cookie to candy cohesion, but also gave some candy coating bleeding. I suppose the family will have to judge which tasted better.
For the last batch I left the M&Ms out and just went for plain chocolate chip.
Some of the agility pictures I ordered came, so I scanned them in order to share them.
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| This photo is from over a year ago. Extra baby Dottie! |
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| Fluffy Fancy. |
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| Up and over. |
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| And down the other side. I think she missed this contact. |
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| Pie weaves. And barks. |
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| Dottie gets low when she weaves. |
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| Unfluffy and a little scraggly Fancy. |
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| From the lure coursing trial. |
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| Running fast! |
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| Why would you run so fast for a baggie? |










1 comment:
Fantastic pictures. They all look as though they enjoy their agility as much as Finn does.
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