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Interesting. It seems like we're getting glimpses of Shadow Milk Cookie's realm, which is possibly the Dark Side of the Moon.

Sadly, I didn't get a photo of the message and I also forgot it. But, I'm sure there's other cookies who have mentioned it

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Hmmm... I wonder if the witches will let me make a cookie with cocaine in their dough....

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Okay, so. When a mommy Cookie and a daddy cookie love each other very much they- *gets shot*

Gonna do a thing where I show a cookie's ingredients and also an explanation on how they reproduce is in here

The witches have entrusted me with information on cookies, each cookie's ingredients, whether they're made by the witches or not, etc, etc. Boring stuff you probably don't care about. Let's just say I have too much time and too many old books in my archives (no relation to the City of Wizards. Mine are WITCHES archives).

But, I have the recipe for each Cookie on Earthbread, which shows how some of these cookies are made. Here's an example with Clover Cookie's ingredients!

We don't include the ingredients such as personality traits, talent, etc, since those are always fluctuating, and those are ingredients gathered through life. So, while Strawberry Crepe Cookie is right when they mention Clotted Cream Cookie's 2% connivingness, we tend not to include such things.

Strawberry jam, life powder, and flour are always present. Sometimes, we can use sugar substitutes, but not often.

Anyways, explaining how ingredients work.

Cookies made by other cookies and not by the witches have a unique way of producing other cookies. Cookies who want to have a child will use parts of their own dough (little parts so that it heals. Don't crumble your arm off!). Since this dough already contains life powder, strawberry jam and all the other vital things, the cookies don't need to go and seek it out (like many humans believe). Cookies will use various means to get the dough soggy again and good for baking. They will then search for other ingredients to add to the dough.

It's important to note that the offspring will always have some of the parents' ingredients. While many assume Tiger Lily Cookie has no juice in her dough, her dough actually contains both juice and berries! Her Resonate Ingredient, a Tiger Lily, is just more prominent.

A Resonate Ingredient can be both added or might even just be there before extra ingredients are added. Dark Cacao Cookie, as an example. His resonate Ingredient is a Dark Cacao Bean, but his son, Dark Choco Cookie's, resonate Ingredient is a Dark Cocoa Bean, because the process of baking him roasted and processed the bean(s) in his dough. Even though Dark Cacao Cookie most likely bred asexually and didn't tamper with the dough much, the Resonate ingredient was still different (even if still a bit similar).

Parents can shape the flavor and scent of their young by their ingredients. A child won't always have the same flavor or scent as it's parents.

Once complete, the dough is put into a special oven built for them (usually found in hospitals and such), where the fresh dough can safely be baked. The process allows all the mixed material to form, including the life powder, which gives the baby Cookie life. Then, out comes a baby dough.

Even out of the oven, the dough is still a bit soft. Don't worry though. It'll harden with time. It's important for freshly baked dough to get a lot of sunlight so their dough remains crunchy and healthy.

Cookies can breed asexually and even have more than 2 parents because of this procedure. If two or more cookies want to have a child together, they each take parts of their dough off and mix it together.

This was all used just so I could show Clpver Cookie's ingredients, but I got too excited to explain Cookie Reproduction... But, if you want to see more pages from my ingredients book, just ask me!

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GingerBrave made a communist utopia. What an icon tbh

THEY INTERACT!!!!! Everybody cheered 🥳🥳🥳🥳

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WAIT GUYS I JUST CAME UP WITH A THEORY ABOUT THE BEASTS AND THE SILVER TREE.

What if the Silver Tree only contained the Beasts' like. The souls n stuff...

Rambling below

BECAUSE when Shadow Milk Cookie breaks out he looks like this

All goopy n stuff.. while in the arena season statue he's a real boy! He's also not goopy in that promo trailer

And in the Awakening of White Apathy Mystic Flour Cookie's body is in a cocoon!!

And in the Wind Archer update all of the Beasts are in like. Containment chambers

pretend silent salt, shadow milk, and burning spice are there too

SO YEAH that's why I think the silver tree only really holds the beasts' SOULS instead of all of them

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Cookie ethnicities or cookies that were born and raised in woodland or country areas (Millenial Forest, Faewood, Healthy Hamlet, etc) tend to have organic sugar in their dough instead of just regular sugar

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I'm already a cookie. Well, not technically...

But I guess my kin would be Strawberry Crepe Cookie. We're both genderqueer, we're both very curious, and I just like them a lot lol

Does anyone here have a cookie run kin? Or at least know someone with a cookie run kin? Desperately looking for mediamates [or sourcemates, whichever term you use] (TдT)

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Gonna do a thing where I show a cookie's ingredients and also an explanation on how they reproduce is in here

The witches have entrusted me with information on cookies, each cookie's ingredients, whether they're made by the witches or not, etc, etc. Boring stuff you probably don't care about. Let's just say I have too much time and too many old books in my archives (no relation to the City of Wizards. Mine are WITCHES archives).

But, I have the recipe for each Cookie on Earthbread, which shows how some of these cookies are made. Here's an example with Clover Cookie's ingredients!

We don't include the ingredients such as personality traits, talent, etc, since those are always fluctuating, and those are ingredients gathered through life. So, while Strawberry Crepe Cookie is right when they mention Clotted Cream Cookie's 2% connivingness, we tend not to include such things.

Strawberry jam, life powder, and flour are always present. Sometimes, we can use sugar substitutes, but not often.

Anyways, explaining how ingredients work.

Cookies made by other cookies and not by the witches have a unique way of producing other cookies. Cookies who want to have a child will use parts of their own dough (little parts so that it heals. Don't crumble your arm off!). Since this dough already contains life powder, strawberry jam and all the other vital things, the cookies don't need to go and seek it out (like many humans believe). Cookies will use various means to get the dough soggy again and good for baking. They will then search for other ingredients to add to the dough.

It's important to note that the offspring will always have some of the parents' ingredients. While many assume Tiger Lily Cookie has no juice in her dough, her dough actually contains both juice and berries! Her Resonate Ingredient, a Tiger Lily, is just more prominent.

A Resonate Ingredient can be both added or might even just be there before extra ingredients are added. Dark Cacao Cookie, as an example. His resonate Ingredient is a Dark Cacao Bean, but his son, Dark Choco Cookie's, resonate Ingredient is a Dark Cocoa Bean, because the process of baking him roasted and processed the bean(s) in his dough. Even though Dark Cacao Cookie most likely bred asexually and didn't tamper with the dough much, the Resonate ingredient was still different (even if still a bit similar).

Parents can shape the flavor and scent of their young by their ingredients. A child won't always have the same flavor or scent as it's parents.

Once complete, the dough is put into a special oven built for them (usually found in hospitals and such), where the fresh dough can safely be baked. The process allows all the mixed material to form, including the life powder, which gives the baby Cookie life. Then, out comes a baby dough.

Even out of the oven, the dough is still a bit soft. Don't worry though. It'll harden with time. It's important for freshly baked dough to get a lot of sunlight so their dough remains crunchy and healthy.

Cookies can breed asexually and even have more than 2 parents because of this procedure. If two or more cookies want to have a child together, they each take parts of their dough off and mix it together.

This was all used just so I could show Clover Cookie's ingredients, but I got too excited to explain Cookie Reproduction... But, if you want to see more pages from my ingredients book, just ask me!

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squish

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Hair is frosting. Idk why the cookies insist on calling it hair. I hate the idea of cookies having hair. THAT'S FUCKING FROSTING OR WHATEVER ELSE YOUR DOUGH HAS, NOT FUCKING HAIR GROWING OUT OF YOUR DOUGH-

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Golden Cheese Kingdom Meme Repository™️

I just want these four to be found family who would die for each other but also bicker all the time, ok :(

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A lot of humans are confused as to the time period Earthbread is in (time is weird, so while we witches and humans can be in modern times, cookies might not be)

Here's what I think: Earthbread is in modern times, but since the kingdoms and other civilizations were so segregated from each other geographically, it was harder to make contact with other kingdoms, so they developed in their own ways without any outside influence, leading to different areas of development. It's like how humans have secluded tribes away from other civilizations, and their lives and technology end up being drastically different from ours.

The Hollyberry Kingdom is across a large mountain that's surrounded by a rainforest, so the only way to get there is through boat over a peninsula.

The Dark Cacao Kingdom is in cold and snowy mountains, and the climate is known for being too harsh for cookies who aren't used to it. There's also the Licorice Sea, which I'd the most dangerous part of the kingdom. There's also a lot of dangerous beasts in the forest, which can crumble a cookie instantly. And, as a bonus, despite having good relations with the surrounding tribes, Dark Cacao warriors are known for being ruthless and wary of travelers. If they deem you a threat, they'd chase you out, or even crumble you if they have to. So, definetly not a spot many cookies would go in for a quick visit (they're becoming more open though these days. The kingdom is always in need of doctors and herbs, so if you feel like you can go out and help, then you should! I'm sure they'd welcome it).

The Pure Vanilla Kingdom is, excuse my language, in the fucking sky. But, before that, it might've been one of the most diverse kingdoms in Earthbread. Too bad irs in the sky now and not many cookies know how to get there :(

The Golden Cheese Kingdom has crumbled, and all of the cookies there are dead; only bring "alive" through queen Golden Cheese Cookie's souljam magic. But even before it crumbled, it was in a DESERT. The WORST environment. While providing natural protection for them and their treasures, its very difficult for other cookies to get there. So, they just not. (Rip messenger pigeons. You're our only hope). Though, now it's still a bit difficult to visit. I hope Golden Chees Cookie finds a way to restore her kingdom soon...

The Créme Republic is becoming more open, but the geography still makes it a bit difficult. But, in the map I have on Earthbread (which may be a little outdated...), it shows that the Créme Republic is protected by a mountain and a rainforest, so the only way to get there would be through airship or a boat.

Most cookie civilizations font have airships, and the seas by the Republic can be pretty rough, so there's not many outside visitors. But, the Republic is trying to attract tourists and allies for the fight against Dark Enchantress Cookie! So, if you can, it would be safe to visit.

The only way to get to the City of Wizards is through dream. It was also made for wizards, not cookies, so imma just skip that whole place.

Then there are the non-major kingdoms. Places like the Snowfall Village are on snowy mountains, and we've already established that colder places and mountains are harder to visit.

We haven't seen Flower City on a map, since it's not on Earthbread, but we do know there's a giant mountain surrounding the city.

The Faerie Kingdom is on the dangerous continent of Beast-Yeast, and is purposely hidden from any outside cookies.

The spices are also in Beast Yeast, and have dangerous spice storms and a violent dictator... Not really a spot many would want to go to.

The civilizations in Dragon's Valley are LITERALLY in a place called Dragon's Valley, and it's noted to be dangerous BECAUSE of the dragons. They also have volcanoes and mountains there, and it can get really hot. So the tribe's and villages and all of that tend to stick to themselves as it's easier.

You get the point. Most places in Earthbread are secluded or protected geographically, which makes it difficult for contact with other cookies. So, they developed with their own technology they had. It's why the time period feels weird; every kingdom is so drastically different bcuz they had no contact with other kingdoms.

Now what's REALLY confusing is the timeline. I'm trying my best for that one, yall.

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While the literal death part is obvious for Black Pearl Cookie, it's also the symbolic death. White Pearl Cookie is gone. Her relationship with her sisters is gone. Tearcrown is gone. Her love for other cookies is gone. All that's left is powerful, bitter, hate.

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The High Priestess is a card that represents stillness, passivity, and the subconcious. It's a symbol of the feminine divine and offers a gateway to your subconscious mind. These all seem weirdly perfect for Sea Fairy Cookie; the passive and still ocean who spends her days staring at her lost love

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Despite it's name, the Fool is a card that represents new journeys, having faith in the future, improvision, and the expansion of one's horizons.

This card fits GingerBrave and Strawberry Cookie so incredibly well

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No comment. I just find it sweet that Cocoa Cookie and Mint Choco Cookie are the lovers

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The Tower is a card associated with sudden change, crisis, higher learning, and danger.

In the Cookie version, the tower has Shadow Milk Cookie's symbol at the top, and it shows GimgerBrave, Strawberry Cookie, and Wizard Cookie falling down. We don't see Pure Vanilla Cookie, but we just see his hat, which is odd.

...Is Pure Vanilla Cookie going to die?