Comments by "Letticia Morgan" (@safiremorningstar) on "The Weirdest COOKIES in 1796 🍪 Would You Try These?" video.

  1. Sugarloaf I still sold better not so common in Central America where I grew up they actually sold it and also sold a candy equivalent called a bocadillo that literally translates to a little mouthful it was literally a raw bunch of sugar a loaf of sugar that was you had it in the corners but the ones for kids were in a little rectangular loaf literally a little mouthful... And they also still sell the nippers for it as well but I can't remember ever seeing them come in white cones I've seen them only in brown or kind of a light honey colored loaf but yeah they still sell it in the nippers although they're much smaller than the ones you have.
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  2. Excuse me for asking but what is Pearl Ash?
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  3. You know your cookie stamps remind me of my dad's used to print cards for the holidays and he made his own stamp which had a picture she literally carved the picture into it he was an artist besides being a clergyman let's put it that way and your cookie stamp reminds me of his card stand with the pictures he made on it so it's very interesting that that kind of a stamp was made for cookies.
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