- Standard cookie dough contains flour, sugar, eggs, and a fat source like butter, oil, or lard.
- Add-ins: Bakers frequently mix in chocolate chips, oats, nuts, raisins, spices, or dried fruit.
- Texture Variations: Textures range from soft and chewy to crisp and crunchy, depending on the baking time, sugar type, and fat ratio.
- Regional Names: In the United States and Canada, almost all sweet biscuits are called “cookies”. In the United Kingdom and Australia, hard versions are usually called “biscuits”, while softer or chewy styles may be called cookies.
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