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| '''Brussels cookies''' are a ] cookie product, with a ] and ] variety. They have a somewhat crunchy cookie body with a thin layer of chocolate or mint and chocolate depending on the style. They often come in variety packs of Pepperidge Farms cookies. | '''Brussels cookies''' are a ] cookie product, with a ] and ] variety. They have a somewhat crunchy cookie body with a thin layer of chocolate or mint and chocolate depending on the style. They often come in variety packs of Pepperidge Farms cookies. | ||
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Brussels cookies are a Pepperidge Farm's cookie product, with a mint and mini variety. They have a somewhat crunchy cookie body with a thin layer of chocolate or mint and chocolate depending on the style. They often come in variety packs of Pepperidge Farms cookies.
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