Baked an Oreo Cookie on my Glowforge

Made this from a Steve Good pattern. Used 2 pieces of Walnut for the outside cookie & Maple painted white for the frosting.

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Sweet!

:slight_smile:

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My thoughts exactly! :wink:

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Capital idea! (Seriously, people would buy those!) :grinning::+1:

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Steve Good is the best :sunglasses::glowforge:

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Well crap. Now I want an Oreo.

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Huge fan of Steve. His patterns are usually PDFs. Do you use straight pdf or convert to svg first? TIA

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I’ve converted a number of his designs to svg with Inkscape. They work great on my glowforge!

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Looks kewl ! Does anyone remember when Oreos used to just be black cookies with white cream in between??? (These were at work today)

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I haven’t tried any of those, but the red velvet ones are delicious. They have a cream cheese icing in the middle that makes them taste so much better than the standard oreos.

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Really? Gonna have to try those. I’ve tried the lemon, they’re pretty tasty.

(I usually knock the filling out though.)

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That is so cute! I’m thinking it would be a wonderful wall decoration in an ice cream restaurant, along with similar ones of cones, candy, etc.

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Straight PDF

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BLASPHEMER ! You can’t improve PERFECTION!:sunglasses:

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so cute! how big was it?

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5 5/8" in diameter

Yummy!

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Beat me to it!

However I was considering a Cherry center.

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I still think they need to sell sampler packs. I wanna try all these but I’m not buying my weight in cookies every month to get it. I bet they’d sell like mad.

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