The try section in the README.md file did not refer to the script. The URL in the cookie recipe file was updated to refer to the domain that the old one redirects to just in case the old one ever expires or no longer redirects to the more recent domain. The thanks file notes this for reference as an aside for context and historical purposes, noting both URLs.
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This is based on the Urban Legend about Neiman Marcus charging $25,000 for
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their cookie recipe. No one knows the source, but the recipe does make good
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cookies and a LOT of them. Recipe is in Public Domain.
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From Steve's Recipe Database https://www.mealsteps.com.
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Title: $25,000 Cookies
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Yield: 112 Servings
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Ingredients:
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2 c Butter
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1 ts Salt
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2 c Sugar
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2 ts Baking Powder
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2 c Brown sugar
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2 ts Baking Soda
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4 Eggs
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4 oz Chocolate Chips
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2 ts Vanilla
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1 8-Oz Hershey Bar, grated
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4 c Flour
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3 c Chopped nuts
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5 c Blended Oatmeal *
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*Blended Oatmeal: Measure and blend in a blender to a fine powder.
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Cream butter and both sugars. Add eggs and vanilla.
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Mix together with flour, oatmeal, salt, baking powder, and baking soda.
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Add chips, candy and nuts.
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Roll into balls and place two (2) inches apart on a cookie sheet.
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Bake for six (6) minutes at 375 degrees.
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Makes 112 cookies, but recipe can be halved.
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