1. Janet liked to help her mom and grandma bake Christmas cookies.
2. The cookie press looked like a tube with a trigger.
3. Janet used the cookie press to make cookies shaped like Christmas trees, stars, bells, and snowflakes.
4. The frosting for the stars was pink.
5. The frosting for the bells was yellow.
6. The frosting for the trees was green.
7. The snowflakes had light blue frosting.
8. To make cookies with cookie cutters, they had to roll out the dough.
9. They used cookie cutters to make Christmas socks and candy canes.
10. After baking, they put frosting and silver balls on the cookies made with cutters.
11. The final kind of cookies was a sour cream cookie.
12. The sour cream cookies were like little fluffy cakes.
13. They put sweet white frosting on top of the sour cream cookies.
14. Colored sugar made the sour cream cookies pretty.
15. Janet thought the sour cream cookies were her favorite.
16. Janet's dad didn't like to bake, but he ate the cookies.
17. Janet thought it was fun to bake for Christmas.
18. Janet thought they might make cookies for other holidays, like Thanksgiving, Halloween, or Easter.
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