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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
I'll be honest I've never had a pot pie or a beignet or any traditional "southern food", but these both look amazing! I need to try pot pies.
I like KFC's. It's 790 calories. I can make that work for dinner once in awhile.2 -
I want that cookie dough now... think they’d send samples!? Haha joking big companies never do, but that would be nice. They are only available in certain states right?
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According to JunkBanter it looks like they only have it in their Vermont shop, but I'm almost positive in a matter of months demand will bring it elsewhere! I don't live near any regular scoop shops though so I'm hoping it'll roll out to the grocery sector, too!
I was in Burlington VT last weekend and they had the Cookie Dough. Wow!! It was just like eating pieces of cookie dough out of the ice cream! I will take a picture of the nutrition facts later, but it's a good size bag, 8 servings at 110 cals. I'll weigh it out and post a pic, although it won't be pretty since they are supposed to be kept frozen and they melted on the way back to NY and then refroze. They are delish, hoping (altho maybe better if they don't) make it to grocery stores soon!
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Free Blizzard Alert! And news for the pumpkin lovers...
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Mexicangreensalsa wrote: »I am love love loving all these samples! Keep them coming please!
To add to the freebies... if you are a pinch me member or if you aren't sign up and you can get free rx nut butter, coffee and hair samples.
Oh my... I WANT THAT WHIPPED CREAM!!!I want that cookie dough now... think they’d send samples!? Haha joking big companies never do, but that would be nice. They are only available in certain states right?
According to JunkBanter it looks like they only have it in their Vermont shop, but I'm almost positive in a matter of months demand will bring it elsewhere! I don't live near any regular scoop shops though so I'm hoping it'll roll out to the grocery sector, too!
I was in Burlington VT last weekend and they had the Cookie Dough. Wow!! It was just like eating pieces of cookie dough out of the ice cream! I will take a picture of the nutrition facts later, but it's a good size bag, 8 servings at 110 cals. I'll weigh it out and post a pic, although it won't be pretty since they are supposed to be kept frozen and they melted on the way back to NY and then refroze. They are delish, hoping (altho maybe better if they don't) make it to grocery stores soon!
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I'm scared to know what one serving weighs... I feel like I could easily sit down with the entire bag (regardless of its size) and finish the entire thing! Although 110 calories doesn't seem TOO bad, I've consumed over 800 calories in Pillsbury cookie dough before... my stomach is a black hole for that stuff.0 -
Anyone try these? Nothing revolutionary. but they look good lol. Anyone remember the mini cinnamon roll bites they used to make? Those were amazing, I wish they didn't get discontinued.2 -
Had a pumpkin donut from dunkin today and a pumpkin kodiak minute muffin let the festivities begin!!!7
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I'm scared for the calorie counts on the White Castle desserts.2
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kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »
That butter cake looks reeeeeeeally good. I'm hoping my local Vons/Safeway/Pavillions gets the Halo Top PB&J since it's my closest market within walking distance. It's rare I have my car when I go grocery shopping anymore altho that Oreo Cool Whip sure was perfectly thawed by the time I got home from the Dollar Tree like 30 minutes later. 0 -
I FOUND THE CALORIE COUNT FOR THE WHITE CASTLE DESSERTS The butter cake is 220
Strawberry cheesecake is 180
Peanut butter 270
& Brownie 240
https://www.whitecastle.com/food/grocery/desserts/gooey-butter-cake-stick
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did my research as soon as i saw the post lol
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Hah! Yeah, I just checked out the White Castle website and the brownie is 250 and cheesecake is 180 (that was surprising). So the ones sold in the store should be close.1 -
I tried the new Quest pizza for dinner. I think most people will not like the crust... was a bit cardboard like but not that bad, reminded me of a Domino’s gluten-free crust (but thinner and drier). The pepperoni was good, and enough of them, sauce was pretty good, cheese was nondescript. I would love to hear what other people think. l’ll probably only get these when I am obsessing about my macros and it would fill out a day.
People have been complaining about its size, but is it filling? I don’t mind a relatively smaller sized pizza as long as I’m stuffed afterwards haha!
May I ask what you are baking them on? I'm always interested in different cookware.0 -
where are you finding the cheesecake bites i use to love them cant find them any more.. or are you just talking about a slice. i love strawberry it works im on 1250cal right now i could easily fit in a dessert for 240 (fudge brownie)1 -
where are you finding the cheesecake bites i use to love them cant find them any more.. or are you just talking about a slice. i love strawberry it works im on 1250cal right now i could easily fit in a dessert for 240 (fudge brownie)
Oh god, I loved those cheesecake bites too but that's not what I'm talking about. I just meant the slices were teeny tiny compared to the adult sized 1,000 calorie version of a piece of cheesecake.2 -
i thought you were talking about these. I use to buy these years ago. I dont think they sell them anymore i wish they still did
jeesh i miss these too also #tbt
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