1.   Each cookie contains a tracking number, and since the number identifies a computer, not a specific user, it is considered anonymous.

2.   He repeatedly requested testing results, but was told by the company that the cookies did not contain any contaminants.

3.   Indeed, most cookies only contain a set of numbers that will be meaningless to any other computer but the one that created the cookie.

4.   Other cookies contain personal information and buying preferences for online shopping sites that you have used.

5.   The cookies contained grated beets and after baking they were tied up in a pillow case and left in the attic to ripen until Christmas.

6.   The cookie contains an identifying number that enables DoubleClick to track consumers and their behavior as they make their way around the Web.

7.   The cookie contains an identifying number that enables DoubleClick to track consumers and their behavior as they wander the Web, delivering advertisements that reflect their interests.

8.   The cookie can contain technical and personal information, including a history of the Web pages you have visited.

9.   The cookies may contain pecans, although they are not listed as an ingredient.

10.   The cookies may contain pecans, although the packaging does not list nuts as an ingredient.