Use those cookie cutters and rock those little scout's worlds.
My sister made these when my brothers received a scout award. I should know which award it was, but I am still learning. (Primary President and Stake Primary President, don't listen)
Someone more versed in scouts, please help me out here.
To make these, start with brownies, then work your magic with the cookie cutters, frosting and powdered sugar.
Or it just might be that my mom is the only person in the world who has cookie cutters in these shapes.
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I'm Listening.... But sorry Whitney, Can't help you out. Arrow of Light maybe?
I have no clue I am sure that when our boys have all done them we will be very knowledgable about all scouting stuff, as your mom is.
Hmm, maybe we will luck out and save face by finding out it's a boy scout thing instead of a cub scout thing.
You're right Kacey, you and I will soon know more than we ever wanted to know about scouting. :)
Watch out, Whitney! You don't want to admit too much, or your next calling will be scouts!
Kim, my calling right now IS scouts. I'm the counselor over the Cub Scouts. That's why Emily and Amy should shut their ears. I'm already supposed to know all this stuff...Scouts is a little overwhelming. I feel like there is so much to learn, but I am trying my darndest.
Whitney, my love, the occasion was a Duty to God Award which is in the shape of a "cow head" (or at least it used to be back in the day). The other shape is the Boy Scout Fleur de Lis symbol. Only really cool people own these cookie cutters!
Ladies and gentlemen: my mother. Thanks for sharing the love, Mom.
And yes, as you are the epitome (rhymes with "home") of coolness, I must agree that only the coolest people I know own "moo head" cookie cutters.
and only the coolest think to use them to cut up a perfectly good pan of brownies. What kind of awesome sister would do that to celebrate the goodness of such an accomplishment?
Only the best of sisters, Bethany, only the best.
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