A person decided to mix 500 cookies of different flavors, shapes, and colors to create a "super big" cookie. They crushed the cookies with their hands and a rolling pin, then mixed them with butter to create a dough. The dough was molded into a shape and baked in the oven. After it was done, they were concerned that it might be stuck to the mold due to the large amount of butter used. However, with some effort, they managed to unmold it. The final product looked like a pizza with different colors and textures. A guest, Guillermo Bravo, was invited to try it, and they both agreed that it tasted like a mix of everything, but not like any particular type of cookie. The team concluded that it tasted like diet cookies, possibly due to the oats in some of the cookies. The person plans to share the cookie with their team and might continue doing similar experiments in the future.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker mixed 500 cookies of different flavors, shapes, and colors.
2. The cookies included chocolate, walnut, and Ritz flavors.
3. The speaker counted the cookies before mixing them.
4. The mixture was made with the cookies and butter.
5. The speaker crushed the cookies with their hands and a rolling pin.
6. The mixture was then flattened and molded into a shape.
7. The mixture was baked in a preheated oven at 180 degrees Celsius.
8. The speaker was nervous about the result because they had never done this before.
9. The final product was a large, cookie-like treat with a mix of different flavors.
10. The speaker shared the treat with a guest, Guillermo Bravo.
11. The treat had a smell similar to cueca or rainbow bars.
12. The taste was described as a mix of different flavors, like a cookie-cutter.
13. The team concluded that the treat tasted like a type of diet cookie.