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  1. Cookie

    In the United States and Canada, a cookie is a small, flat-baked treat, containing milk, flour, eggs, and sugar, etc […] in many regions both terms are
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    Categories: cookies, desserts, snack foods, dutch loanwords

    Organizations: Oreo, Brownies, Mrs. Fields

    Locations: UK, Scotland, North America

  2. Cookie

    Cookie may refer to […] Cookie, a small edible cake […] HTTP cookie, a small parcel of information stored on computers by websites […] Magic cookie (or simply "
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    Persons: Peter Falk, Emily Lloyd, Queen Elizabeth, more... Jacqueline Wilson, Duchess of Windsor

    Organizations: LG, RAF, LG Electronics, Condé Nast Publications

  3. Http cookie

    The term "cookie" is derived from "magic cookie," a well-known concept in UNIX computing which inspired both the idea and the name of HTTP cookies […] The
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    Categories: http headers, authentication methods

    Persons: Lou Montulli, David Kristol, Daniel Brandt, more... John Giannandrea, Brian Behlendorf

    Organizations: Google, Walther, Macromedia, Financial Times, Netscape Communications

    Locations: U.S., Luxembourg, United States

  4. Girl Scout cookie

    The first record of cookie sales by an individual scout unit was by the Mistletoe Troop in Muskogee, Oklahoma, in December 1917 […] In 1922, the Girl Scout
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    Categories: american cuisine, brand name cookies, girl scouts of the usa

    Persons: Grace In, Mark Chang, Queen Latifah, Jennifer Sharpe, Michelle Tompkins

    Organizations: Bakers, Costco, Spencer, New York Post, Girl Scout Council

    Locations: US, UK, Muskogee, Oklahoma

  5. Cookie decorating

    Cookie decorating dates back to at least the 14th century when in Switzerland, springerle cookie molds were carved from wood and used to impress
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    Categories: cookies, desserts, confectionery

    Persons: Confectionery, Queen Elizabeth

    Organizations: FDA, YouTube

    Locations: Austria, Germany, Switzerland

  6. List of Cookie Jar Entertainment programs

    This is a list of programs from Cookie Jar Entertainment, originally founded as Cinar, and which had merged with DIC Entertainment […] This is a list of
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    Category: dic entertainment

    Persons: Mario Bros, Mario World, Captain Planet, Sherlock Holmes, more... Gerald McBoing-Boing

    Organizations: Disney, Ashley, Ripley, Wizard, DIC Entertainment

    Locations: U.S., Columbia, Beverly Hills

  7. Cookie Monster

    Cookie Monster is a fictional Muppet character on the children's television show Sesame Street […] He is best known for his voracious appetite and his
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    Categories: cookies, sesame street muppet monsters

    Persons: Paul Charles, David Rudman, Boris Karloff, Stephen Colbert, more... Director Richard Darman

    Organizations: Frito-Lay, Food Network, General Foods, The New York Times, more... The Wall Street Journal

    Locations: U.S., Bert

  8. Fortune cookie

    A fortune cookie is a crisp cookie usually made from flour, sugar, vanilla, and oil with a "fortune" wrapped inside […] Fortune cookies in their current
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    Categories: cookies, american chinese cuisine

    Persons: Amy Tan, Joy Luck, David Jung, Seiichi Kito

    Organizations: Taste, Wonton Food Inc., Hong Kong Noodle Company

    Locations: Indiana, Los Angeles, United States

  9. Chocolate chip cookie

    A chocolate chip cookie is a drop cookie that originated in the United States and features chocolate chips as its distinguishing ingredient […] A chocolate
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    Categories: cookies, american desserts

    Persons: George Boucher, Ruth Wakefield, Mrs. Carol Cavanagh

    Organizations: Nestlé, Citibank, Neiman Marcus, Toll House Inn, New York Times

    Locations: US, Somerset, North America

  10. Cookie Pusher

    The term Cookie Pusher has been applied as a reference to diplomats in general and members of the United States Foreign Service specifically […] The term
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    Categories: diplomacy, united states department of state, more... political metaphors referring to people

    Persons: Ivor Evans, Nicholas Burns, Secretary Wendy Chanberlin, more... Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, Secretary of State Richard Armitage

    Organizations: The Washington Post, American Dialect Society, more... Christian Science Monitor, House Appropriations Committee, United States Department of State

    Locations: US, Afghanistan, United States

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