Nilla Wafer Dupe - 1942 Home Recipe that's pretty close to the real thing!

[@lindafletcher1628]

Thanks for doing this, I cant buy Nilla wafers where I live and I have recipes that need them. Please post the recipe

[@historicalcookingwithcourtney]

They make a pretty close second! I posted the link to the recipe in the description for ya 🙂 I did find that I liked the larger circles more than the tiny ones.

[@lindafletcher1628]

@@historicalcookingwithcourtney thank you very much....I have enjoyed your videos very much

[@historicalcookingwithcourtney]

I'm very glad! Thanks for hanging out in the kitchen with me

[@ginny9311]

Have you ever heard of something called Sinkers. They are bagel-like but sweeter shaped like a doughnut but denser than a bagel or donut. Best way I can describe it. I've had them years ago but the lady who made them would never share the recipe.

[@historicalcookingwithcourtney]

I have heard the name but I've never had them...I'm intrigued now. I'll have to see what I can dig up. Maybe I can find something close for you! And boo on people who don't share recipes...spread the deliciousness!

[@debkuppusamy7912]

Holy mackerel!! Gonna make these for sure, Courtney

[@historicalcookingwithcourtney]

I hope you enjoy them! I wish I could have recreated the Nabisco recipe but these made a pretty close second and if you're wondering how long they lasted...well...they didn't. 😄