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    Oreos: The greatest packaged cookie of all time

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    • Posts: 6,212 Member
      So glad to see this thread living on! I must add a somber haiku:

      Being Ash Wednesday
      The red velvet Oreos
      Sit idle today
    • Posts: 7,833 Member
      juggernaut1974 wrote: »
      So glad to see this thread living on! I must add a somber haiku:

      Being Ash Wednesday
      The red velvet Oreos
      Sit idle today

      It's good to be a jew. :)
    • Posts: 5,133 Member
      glassyo wrote: »
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      It's good to be a jew. :)

      Until they make bacon Oreos.

      It's REALLY good to be Protestant. Lol
    • Posts: 2,831 Member
      Carlos_421 wrote: »
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      Until they make bacon Oreos.

      It's REALLY good to be Protestant. Lol

      Agnosticism for the win!
    • Posts: 17 Member
      Although I am more of a crunchy, salty myself, I have to admit that when the time of the month comes there is nothing like a double stuffed Oreo dunked in vanilla frosting! Did I Just Say That Outloud?
    • Posts: 5,133 Member
      shrinkinmom1 wrote: »
      Although I am more of a crunchy, salty myself, I have to admit that when the time of the month comes there is nothing like a double stuffed Oreo dunked in vanilla frosting! Did I Just Say That Outloud?

      Nope. You typed it out silent.
    • Posts: 996 Member
      Fig newtons ftw.
    • Posts: 15,532 Member
      Carlos_421 wrote: »
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      Until they make bacon Oreos.

      It's REALLY good to be Protestant. Lol

      Although I don't identify with any specific faith practice, if I did, I would lean towards Buddhism. So I could love all the Oreos (quadruple style), before noon :sunglasses:
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      5stringjeff wrote: »
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      Soulmate!

      That's a bold statement. I have an axe, a hatchet, rope, bungees, and tarps in my car.... Still feel safe? Or is it all good as long as there's quadruple stuff Oreos? :laugh:
    • Posts: 6,212 Member
      successgal1 wrote: »
      Fig newtons ftw.

      367406

      Question: Since I abstained from Oreos yesterday, does that mean I get to eat twice as many today?
    • Posts: 5,133 Member
      juggernaut1974 wrote: »
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      367406

      Question: Since I abstained from Oreos yesterday, does that mean I get to eat twice as many today?

      Net averages say yes.
    • Posts: 6,212 Member
      Carlos_421 wrote: »
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      Net averages say yes.

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    • Posts: 14,260 Member
      A friend from Seattle posted these, which she found in Chinatown, on FB today:

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      jemhh wrote: »
      A friend from Seattle posted these, which she found in Chinatown, on FB today:

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      Raisins and Oreos? Gross!
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      janejellyroll wrote: »
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      Raisins and Oreos? Gross!

      When I was 11, I spent a month at a summer camp in Brazil. One evening they took me up in front of everybody in the dining hall to sing me happy birthday and blow out candles on a birthday cake. Imagine my surprise when I took my first bite and found out it was chocolate cake with prunes baked into it. It was actually pretty good but funny to me as I'd never had something like that. These cookies remind me of that.
    • Posts: 6,212 Member
      3 Oreos post workout = DEM GAINZZ!
    • Posts: 5,585 Member
      wrong. these are the best packaged cookies of all time

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    • Posts: 6,212 Member
      edited February 2016
      salembambi wrote: »
      wrong. these are the best packaged cookies of all time

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      Cuz...They aren't chocolate with a creme filling.

      (though I would eat them)
    • Posts: 5,133 Member
      salembambi wrote: »
      wrong. these are the best packaged cookies of all time

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    • Posts: 6,212 Member
      Not an Oreo (nor any kind of pre-packaged cookie), but a co-worker brought in these homemade cookies today, and it felt like a good reason to bump this awesome thread.

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    • Posts: 25,763 Member
      juggernaut1974 wrote: »
      Not an Oreo (nor any kind of pre-packaged cookie), but a co-worker brought in these homemade cookies today, and it felt like a good reason to bump this awesome thread.

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      Those look delicious.
    • Posts: 5,133 Member
      juggernaut1974 wrote: »
      Not an Oreo (nor any kind of pre-packaged cookie), but a co-worker brought in these homemade cookies today, and it felt like a good reason to bump this awesome thread.

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      That looks amazing.

      On an Oreo related note:
      Workout was late last night so post workout nutrition doubled as a bedtime snack. What did I have, you ask?

      1 scoop whey (in water to save calories for Oreos)
      3 cups 2% milk (casein for midnight muscle building)
      6 original Oreos

      Booyah!!!
    • Posts: 28,439 Member
      jemhh wrote: »
      A friend from Seattle posted these, which she found in Chinatown, on FB today:

      c2clenden3qk.jpg

      Those look AMAZING!!!
    • Posts: 26,368 Member
      Honestly these are my favorite packaged cookies

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      But of course they're only available in some specific stores in France, so it probably doesn't count.

      But I still like Pepperidge Farm more than Oreos :p
    • Posts: 5,133 Member
      Francl27 wrote: »
      Honestly these are my favorite packaged cookies

      biscuits-la-trinitaine.jpg

      But of course they're only available in some specific stores in France, so it probably doesn't count.

      But I still like Pepperidge Farm more than Oreos :p

      Those look about as exciting as a bran muffin.
    • Posts: 3,543 Member
      jemhh wrote: »
      A friend from Seattle posted these, which she found in Chinatown, on FB today:

      c2clenden3qk.jpg

      Seeing this gives me the feeling maybe some kid in a sweat shop in China had the job of crushing up Oreos to make these. And those may not be raisins in there. :) lol
    • Posts: 6,212 Member
      Carlos_421 wrote: »
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      Those look about as exciting as a bran muffin.

      And about 1/2 as tasty...
    • Posts: 26,368 Member
      juggernaut1974 wrote: »
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      And about 1/2 as tasty...

      You have no idea what you're missing... pure buttery goodness... of course the big ones are like 90 calories each *sigh*
    • Posts: 456 Member
      Please tell me this is not so? I went to my grocery store yesterday and the tag for the cinnamon bun ones where gone :( I got like the last package. I checked Walmart's website and it says no longer sold. I am now very sad.
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      juggernaut1974 wrote: »
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      And about 1/2 as tasty...

      That's a compliment. They used to hand these out at church when I was a kid (because presumably cookies with chocolate were too decadent?) Anyway they taste like really sweet cardboard.
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