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Everyone in this thread is wrong. You need a commingling of both textures. A crispy bottom, edge, and exterior, hiding a soft gooey melty center.
The only true cookie embodies the best of both worlds. It is a true Zen experience commingling with the best and worst parts of each texture at the same time.
No
Cookies should be chewy and soft.
Nothing more depressing that biting into a cookie, and having to crunch through dry sadness. >

I full on agree >

Yes, I'm not alone!!! I'm a fan of crunchy textures in general, and those crisp, buttery cookie edges are heavenly. >

Finally! Someone who agrees with me >

You are absolutely correct.  I'm glad someone had the courage. >

Crunchy >>> soft with milk, but soft >>> crunchy on its own. >

Then there’s crunchy that is like drinking milk with pebbles >

no. just no. this is so wrong >

Chewy for life >

This is just common sense. Crunchy cookies are objectively better. Liking chewy cookies is a certain sign of degeneracy. > >

I prefer crispy cookies. I realized long ago people who eat a ton of sweets have terrible teeth. They prefer soft Connie’s so whatever is left of their teeth doesn’t break, or hurt. >

Truth because it takes a stronger jaw to chew crispy cookies and it takes a strong jaw to suck my 19 inch black cock >

no. Never in my house bro >

Why not both? Crispy edge, chewy middle. >

Crispy fruit snacks are better then chewy