If you're ready to bake a batch of cookies but notice you only have salted butter in the fridge, don't fret. Go ahead and use salted butter to bake. The salt content in salted butter will not drastically change the texture and crumb structure of your cookies. After all, salt is merely a mineral that enhances flavor. It does not contain moisture, like sugar does, or protein like flour.
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It's a tongue-twisting challenge to lick the ice cream around the perimeter of these hard-edged, maple leaf-shaped cookies. That's my preferred ice cream sandwich technique, but those who bite straight in (monsters) will suffer too: The ice cream will shoot out the sides because the cookies are too thick and sturdy. So while these are cute as a button, they're structurally unsound. Taste like pancakes.
I get the impression that a lot more people are thinking about web browser privacy than they did a decade ago. I don't have a survey at hand, but considering how widespread news and advice pieces are about the topic -- and how often browser makers themselves tout privacy features -- there must be some groundswell of awareness.