Article: CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE

You can find a cookie store on practically every urban streetcorner, not to mention in every shopping mall worth its Muzak and its ficus benjamina. There are undoubtedly more cookies baked per capita in the Greater Boston area on any given day than there were, say, 10 years ago. This is not to say that there are better cookies being baked here than there were 10 years ago.

The warm, gooey mouthfuls of undercooked dough sold over the counter are fresh from the oven all right. They are so fresh, in fact, that you have to wonder if they made more than a quick pass through the 350 degree atmosphere. They smell homemade and some of them even even look homemade, but they rarely crunch and ...

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