When it comes to chocolate chip cookies, I am an equal opportunity eater. Give me a hot mass of dough that’s been cooked just long enough to hold its shape, or a thin and crispy disk, and I will be more than happy to indulge in it.
This air fryer cookie requires six common ingredients and about two minutes of your time. It can fill that craving you have, in emergency situations, yet it does not taste rushed.
To make this air fryer cookie you will need:
1 tablespoon of butter (You can use salted or unsalted—it truly doesn’t matter.)
1 tablespoon dark brown sugar
1/4 teaspoon vanilla
1 pinch of sea salt (Yes, even if you used salted butter)
2 tablespoons all purpose flour (I’ve also used self-rising to great results)
1 heaping tablespoon chocolate chips
If your butter is coming straight from the fridge, put it in a microwave-safe bowl and heat for about 10 seconds until it has fully softened.
Add the sugar, vanilla, and salt and mix with a fork. Mix in the flour. The mixture will look crumbly but hold its shape when pressed together. Mix in the chocolate chips, then press into an un-greased 5- or 6-ounce ramekin and bake in a 350℉ air fryer for about 10 minutes, until the top is browned (but not burnt).
Let cool for five minutes before eating, because it will be incredibly hot. Enjoy!
Here are 6 places that offer Thanksgiving meals including options to take the meal home to enjoy or to eat inside the restaurant. All you have to do is turn on your oven (required in most cases to heat up the food), set the table, and relax!
1. Bob Evans
Bob Evans is open until 8 PM on Thanksgiving Day, which gives you the option to get dinner to go or eat there and save on the mess, too. Their entire Thanksgiving menu is affordable and even has meals just for the kids.
And, they give you the option of bringing home an Everyday Thanksgiving feast for up to 10 people – all you have to do is heat it up. The price appears to be around $149.99.
Here’s what’s included in their Thanksgiving Dinner:
Slow-Roasted Turkey
Bread & Celery Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
Chicken Gravy
Green Beans with Ham
Macaroni & Cheese
Buttered Corn
Farmhouse Garden Salad with dressing
12 Dinner Rolls
2 Gallons of iced tea or lemonade
Platter of cookies
2. Boston Market
Whether you’re feeding a small family of 4 or going big with 12 people, Boston Market not only delivers different packages to make your holiday dinner perfect, but they also give you the option of roasted turkey or ham.
Whichever meal you choose, it will come frozen, so make sure to give yourself enough time for thawing and about 2 hours for heating it up before enjoying it.
Live near a Buca di Beppo? Then you’re in luck! You’ll have the choice to get Thanksgiving dinner to go (available on November 27th and 28th only), dine-in on Thanksgiving for a hot meal, or have your whole dinner catered to you! It really doesn’t get any easier than that!
Their prepared dinners start at $69 which serves 3 or $135 for a dinner that serves 5. Plus, you have the ability to add any of their delicious Italian side dishes to really beef up your whole holiday dinner.
Here’s what their Thanksgiving Feast includes:
Sliced White Meat Turkey
Homestyle Gravy
Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Spicy Italian Sausage Stuffing
Green Beans
Cranberry Sauce
Pumpkin Pie
4.Cracker Barrel
Feeding a crowd? The Thanksgiving kit at Cracker Barrel also feeds up to 10 people and comes with all the traditional holiday fixings your heart desires. In 2 hours or less, you can have this delicious meal ready for your family – just make sure to order it at least 24 hours beforehand!
And if you really don’t want the hassle, you can dine in on Thanksgiving Day where they serve up hot Thanksgiving meals for around $10 per person.
Here’s what’s included in their Thanksgiving Kit:
Two Oven-Roasted Turkey Breasts
Cornbread Dressing
Turkey Gravy
Cranberry Relish
Choice of 3 Country Sides (each serves 10)
Sweet Yeast Rolls
Pumpkin Pie (while supplies last) & Pecan Pie
5. Costco
We sure love Costco and even more now that we know you can get an entire Schwan’s Thanksgiving Meal for 8! And they’ve already cooked it all for you so upon arrival, all you have to do is thaw it out. It’s like Thanksgiving Day magic!
Make sure to order ahead, because their Thanksgiving Meal takes about 3-5 business days to be delivered and doesn’t ship over weekends.
Oh, and it’s only $89.99!!
If you’re not already a Costco member, make sure to sign up so you can get this deal for Thanksgiving!
Here’s what’s included in their Thanksgiving Meal:
2 – 2.5 lbs. Ready-to-Roast Turkey Breast
2.5 lbs. Creamy Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
2 lbs. Roasted Sweet Potatoes
24 oz. Petite Brussels Sprouts
36 oz. Super-Sweet Corn
3 French Baguettes
9″ Pumpkin Pie
10″ Old-Fashioned Apple Pie
56 oz. Classic Vanilla Ice Cream
6. Whole Foods Market
Their dinners can feed anywhere from 2 up to 12 people. You can spend as little at $40 for just you and your honey or feed the whole family an Organic Roast Turkey dinner for about $170.
Expect drool-worthy feasts ranging from vegan side dishes such as mushroom étouffée and vegan cornbread dressing to all the best traditional fixings. Availability and dinner selections will vary by location, but either way, we’re here for it all!
Here’s what’s included in their Festive Feast for 12:
Classic Roast Whole Turkey
Spiral-Sliced Ham with Maple-Bourbon Glaze
Green Beans with Roasted Shallots
Creamed Spinach and Kale
Roasted Butternut Squash with Cranberries and Sage
OxiClean is an oxygen bleach, which is different from chlorine bleach in that it’s safe to use on both whites and colors. The powdered formula (as opposed to the liquid and gel formula stain removers, or the laundry detergents the brand offers) is intended to be used in conjunction with laundry detergent in the wash, or dissolved and used as a pre-soaking agent for very badly stained or dingy textiles. But! There are several different formulas and it’s not always clear which one will best suit your needs. Until now, of course!
The Original
When someone (okay, me) name checks ‘OxiClean’ they’re most likely referring to this stuff, the OG standard formula. This, as the name plainly states, is the most versatile of all the Oxis. It can be used in laundry to remove stains and dinge from white- and light-colored items, or as a pre-soaking agent for badly soiled or stained clothing, sheets, towels, etc. It also has a number of other household cleaning uses, including and especially for use on tile floors to clean and brighten up grout.
Best For Whites & Light Colors
If you’re looking for a product specifically to brighten up whites and light colored items — things like white t-shirts, duvet covers, towels, etc. — OxiClean’s White Revive formula is the stuff you want. While you can use a scoop in the wash alongside regular detergent to keep whites white, where the White Revive really shines is as a pre-soaking agent. Dissolve a scoop in a gallon of hot water and soak dingy or stained whites for 6 hours prior to laundering. One thing to note: While White Revive can be safely used on dark colors, it’s not recommended because the product contains optical brighteners that can lend darks a dingy, faded appearance over time.
Best For Darks
Perhaps you have a wardrobe entirely consisting of black and navy clothing? In that case, OxiClean’s formula designed to help preserve dark colors from fading in the wash is the stuff for you. In addition to using Dark Protect along with regular laundry detergent, wash dark clothing in cold water and dry on as low a heat setting as possible to help reduce the appearance of color loss.
Best For Odor Elimination
People who spend a lot of time at the gym, SoulCycle, yoga, and so on know this problem well: That lingering sweat smell that can cling to otherwise clean workout gear. There are all kinds of solutions to this problem, including avoiding the use of fabric softeners on athletic clothing and low-heat or air drying, but the use of an odor-eliminating booster like OxiClean Odor Blasters can also help to remove odor-causing bacteria. It can also be used as a pre-soaking agent to remove stains.
Best For Sensitive Skin
You needn’t have a baby, or be a baby, to use OxiClean’s baby formula — though it is very good for parents to know about for removing typical baby stains like spit-up or diaper blowouts. If you have skin that is sensitive to fragrances and dyes, or a nose that simply doesn’t prefer the perfumes that are used in other OxiClean formulations, Baby Stain Remover is the stuff you want.
Do you have a kitchen? Yeah? Then you should check out this one-day Amazon sale, featuring a grab bag of kitchen accessories from KitchenAid, Amco, Faberware, and more. You should head over to Amazon to check out the sale, but here are a few favorites of ours:
This Misto sprayer, which basically turns olive oil into an aerosol, so you don’t have to keep cooking spray around.
Amco’s Rub-a-Way bar is basically a block of metal shaped like a piece of soap, but it’s surprisingly effective at neutralizing strong kitchen smells like garlic from your hands.
A classic for a reason, Taylor’s oven thermometer will ensure that you’re actually baking foods at the temperature you think you are.
This container features a strainer on top to separate solids from your pan drippings, and a quick release escape hatch on the bottom for easy gravy access.
A good set of measuring cups is a key pillar of sanity, and these from KitchenAid feature easy-pour spouts, and easy-to-read markings.
You can’t even think about serving guac to your guests that wasn’t mixed in a stone mortar and pestle, right?