The frosted dual-color cookie origin dates back more than a century. When Bavarian immigrants, John and Justine Glaser relocated in 1902 New York, establishing a bakery and introducing the famous cookie.
Many might believe the black and white cookie was once formatting for its support of racial harmony with its two halves of chocolate and vanilla icing surfacing a cake-like cookie. However, racial harmony is a thoughtful, caring feeling. Should it be digestible, and then be refueled?
Once healthy egality is educating and practicing, its values by personal choice may stay with a person passing on to younger generations. Isn't that more potent than a visual or edible aid?
For sure, this little notepad book is to be filling with words. We can use it to jot down new variations of the Glaser's recipe or take notes from a lecture. As many writing possibilities as there are kinds of Black and White cookies, which inspired this publication. It contains 172 pages.