Hi! I've looked through a few cookie recipes here but it's hard to know what the texture of the final product is without making a whole bunch of recipes. I'm looking for a soft and chewy texture similar to the Lofthouse cookies that you can buy in the store (plastic boxes of a dozen or so). I don't want a cake-like soft texture nor a crispy cookie (not like a gingersnap). Does anyone have a recipe they have tried that would fit the bill? I'd love to make some this afternoon. Thanks!
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Thanks for sharing!! 
They're chilling in the fridge right now. Have you ever thrown in mini choco-chips or added a chopped nut to the recipe? Thinking that might be good, too.
