Is chocolate chip cookie a element or compound?

* Elements are pure substances made up of only one type of atom (like oxygen or gold).

* Compounds are formed when two or more different elements chemically combine in a fixed ratio (like water, which is H₂O).

A chocolate chip cookie contains many different ingredients, including:

* Flour (a complex mixture of carbohydrates)

* Sugar (a compound of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen)

* Butter (a mixture of fats)

* Chocolate chips (a mixture of sugar, cocoa solids, and other ingredients)

These ingredients are not chemically bonded together, so they retain their individual properties. Therefore, a chocolate chip cookie is a mixture, specifically a heterogeneous mixture, because the ingredients are not evenly distributed throughout.