Cake Mix Drop Cookies

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<recipe>
 <title>Cake Mix Drop Cookies</title>
 <cook>anonymous Industrial cook</cook>
 <category>Cookies</category>
 <description>Drop cookies made from cake mix package</description>
 <prep_time>1/2 Hour</prep_time>
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 <ingredients>
  <item>Cake Mix</item>
  <item>1/2 cup Oil</item>
  <item>2 Tablespoons  Water</item>
 </ingredients>
 <directions>
<step>Preheat oven to 350&#176; F.</step>
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  <step>Mix all ingredients.</step>
<step>Drop onto ungreased baking sheet and bake 10 min.</step>
 </directions>
 <yield>20 - 30 cookies</yield>
<comment>
Actually, this is a real recipe I have used often. There is always an extra
cake mix package on the shelf it seems, and I am quick to add in what
ever I find that seems right at the moment. I have tried coconut, fruits,
nuts, flavorings, and chocolate etc. Various cake mixes obviously give
this another inherent minor variation and thus these cookies never
end up tasting quite like the last batch.</comment>
</recipe>