THE ORIGIN OF THE COOKIES

It appears in 1930 in United Estates. It was in that year when Ruth Wakefield bought a house and took care of a humble* business. Soon her homemade recipes and their delicious desserts began attracting customers.

One day Ruth ran out of* the chocolate usually used for cookies and she had to use a bar that had given Andrew Nestlé. She cut into pieces the bar and added them to the dough*, thinking it would melt* and the result would be the same as usual but the chocolate chips maintained their shape* and became creamy. And this is the curious origin of the cookies

DIFFICULT VOCABULARY 

*Humble: modest/poor

*Run out of: be left without something

*Dough: batter/ bread
*Melt: thaw/dissolve

*Shape: form