Once naturally delicious flavored wafers.sadly cheapened with artificial flavor. They were made with real vanilla up until 1994 when vanillin was used instead. The word "wafer" is used when describing these cookies because they're thin, crispy, light, and a little airy. They were originally called Nabisco Vanilla Wafers in 1967 they decided to add some branding flare and shortened the name to Nilla Wafers (short for "vanilla"). Was it a snack or dessert, maybe something your mom gave you as a "healthy" treat? It was probably one of the most boring cookies, but for some reason, they've stood the test of time (and still hold a place in my heart!) With celiac disease and food allergies, you won't find Nabisco's childhood cookie in the pantry, but you can make up for this sad lose with Homemade Vanilla Wafers, aka Copycat Nilla Wafers, instead!įun fact: they weren't always called "Nilla" Wafers. The iconic vanilla-flavored crispy wafer-style cookie. Nilla Wafers always bring back those childhood nostalgia feelings. I love gardening and have many different pretty flowers.A classic, crispy, vanilla cookie! This Homemade Vanilla Wafers recipe is a copycat of Nabisco's famous Nilla Wafers! These wafer-style cookies are gluten-free, vegan, allergy-free, sugar-free, and only 6 ingredients! A nostalgic snack or dessert with a healthy update! I love the internet as there's so much to look at online even though you know where I spend most of my time! I enjoy going to yard sales and estate sales every spring - fall. I love spending time with my niece 9 yrs old and my newphews 7 & 8 yrs old. I'm recently married on August 12th 2010. I lost four of my very dear children (kitty's) Callie June 2007, Miss Kitty in March 2010, my dog Angel in December 2010, and my other cat Chase in September 2011. I have 1 cats Samantha and 1 dog our newest member MOO MOO (my nieces dog) who are my children as I do not have any human children of my own.
I live in Elmira, New York where famous writer Mark Twain did some of his writing and he once lived. I'm a part time college student studing Early Childhood Education, but taking time off and hoping to return soon. I work for the Elmira City School District and YWCA. The minute I get a cookbook home I sit down and I read my cookbooks from front to back like novels. I have over a 100 and growing! I collect mostly Taste Of Home & community cookbooks. I really love collecting different cookbooks. I also enjoy posting recipes here on Zaar as well.
I'm always finding and adding to my cookbook new and exciting recipes. I really enjoy searching for new recipes especially here on Zaar.
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She was a wonderful cook and baker and taught me many things and the most valueable things was how to be a wonderful cook and baker like her. On that note I love baking and cooking a priceless gift passed down from my grammy who I dearly loved and miss deeply. I love sweets! This leads me to that I did have Gastric Bypass surgery on July 25th 2008. I love food and I love to eat and try different recipes. I'm actually making it my goal to try almost all the recipes I've posted as soon as I can. Now I post all recipes I've tried or would like to try. Square Meals Make Round People - Author Unknown Do It With Love-It Will Taste Better - Author Unknown I joined zaar in 2002 but I really didn't use it much on until 2006 after my computer crashed and I lost all my unsaved recipes.
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