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semi-sweet chocolate chips

Close-up of several triple chocolate cookies, featuring a rich brown color and visible chocolate chips on top. The cookies appear soft, chewy, and freshly baked.

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Triple Chocolate Cookies

A sugar cookie football cup filled with light brown frosting, decorated with white icing in the shape of football laces, sits on a dark surface with green football-themed paper decorations nearby.

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A rich mud cake topped with glossy chocolate ganache, fresh strawberries, and cherries sits on a marble surface with more fruit in the background.

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