Oreo cookies? Ugh?
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williams969 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Reasons why you're wronger than wrong:
1) Milk
2) Ice Cream
3) Cookies and Cream Ice Cream
4) Oreo cheesecake
5) Oreos
6) Original Oreos, in particular
7) Double Stuf
8) Triple Double
9) My wife's chocolate cookie cheesecake with Oreo crust and Oreos folded in and crumbled Oreos on top
10) Milk
11) Oreo balls
12) Milk
13) Cream filling
14) They're literally so good that the Chinese sent spies to America to try to steal the secret recipe for the cream filling (true story)
15) Oreo fluff
16) Milk
17) http://www.thedipr.com/
18) Cookies and cream milkshakes
19) Oreo McFlurries
20) You can soak em in milk until they're soft and mushy then press em up against the roof of your mouth with your tongue
21) You call em biscuits. Biscuits are bread that you put butter, jam and/or gravy on.
22) Cream filling
23) Chocolate
24) Milk
25) Oreo balls
26) I can fit more of them in my mouth than you can and you're just jealous.
I love you and your passion toward snacks, and keen gif selections. But bless your heart, you're still wrongabsolutely right and handsome to boot.
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CooCooPuff wrote: »
Sometimes, I'll stick em in milk and wait until they sinkMommyMeggo wrote: »I personally remove the gritty middle and eat only the cookie. Then, when applicable, chase my kids around with delicious scary blackness all in my teeth!
this is why I love Oreo's.. no one right way to eat them
Sometimes, I'll bite into them whole
Sometimes, I'll separate the cookie and filling
Sometimes, I'll eat them in ice cream
I know you can make things at home, blah blah blah
Oreos and Pop Tarts still make me happy
Have you tried the Cookies and Cream poptarts then?0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »
Reasons why you're wronger than wrong:
1) Milk
2) Ice Cream
3) Cookies and Cream Ice Cream
4) Oreo cheesecake
5) Oreos
6) Original Oreos, in particular
7) Double Stuf
8) Triple Double
9) My wife's chocolate cookie cheesecake with Oreo crust and Oreos folded in and crumbled Oreos on top
10) Milk
11) Oreo balls
12) Milk
13) Cream filling
14) They're literally so good that the Chinese sent spies to America to try to steal the secret recipe for the cream filling (true story)
15) Oreo fluff
16) Milk
17) http://www.thedipr.com/
18) Cookies and cream milkshakes
19) Oreo McFlurries
20) You can soak em in milk until they're soft and mushy then press em up against the roof of your mouth with your tongue
21) You call em biscuits. Biscuits are bread that you put butter, jam and/or gravy on.
22) Cream filling
23) Chocolate
24) Milk
25) Oreo balls
26) I can fit more of them in my mouth than you can and you're just jealous.
/applaud hero.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »
Reasons why you're wronger than wrong:
1) Milk
2) Ice Cream
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Add Slutty Brownies to your list! Chocolate chip cookie dough crust, covered by whole oreo cookies, covered with brownie batter.0 -
I can't get past the "cream" filling. It's vegetable shortening (like crisco) with some sugar and vanilla extract.
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Mint oreo ice cream exists, and I feel sorry that you will never know its glory. Ever. You do not have my permission.
Also, oreos dipped in coffee. Oreos dipped in coffee with bailey's. Oreos dipped in coffee and bailey's and this:
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Carlos_421 wrote: »
Reasons why you're wronger than wrong:
1) Milk
2) Ice Cream
...
Add Slutty Brownies to your list! Chocolate chip cookie dough crust, covered by whole oreo cookies, covered with brownie batter.
Yes!!!!
And also deep fried Oreos!!!!! Deep fried Oreos are the bomb!!!!0 -
AmazonMayan wrote: »I can't get past the "cream" filling. It's vegetable shortening (like crisco) with some sugar and vanilla extract.
At least it's non-hydrogenated, unlike Crisco.
Really, it's buttercream with shortening rather than butter and no milk to loosen it up. It's designed to deliver the most vanillin flavor.0 -
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Ready2Rock206 wrote: »So there's no crappy tasting food whatsoever in the UK? It is strictly an American thing? Okay. Gotcha. And Oreo's are delicious...
Brits eat limp bacon. Yuk. Any good 'Murican knows that bacon is served crispy!
And biscuits? Best way I know to eat biscuits is with sausage gravy slathered all over them.0 -
Numberwang22 wrote: »
.Lourdesong wrote: »Try boiling the life out of them. Maybe they'll suit your taste then.
British food has moved on, it's not the war
Well, I've been there recently, and uhh, still no....0 -
annaskiski wrote: »Numberwang22 wrote: »
.Lourdesong wrote: »Try boiling the life out of them. Maybe they'll suit your taste then.
British food has moved on, it's not the war
Well, I've been there recently, and uhh, still no....
Oh, come now, instead of overcooked boiled meat, now they have mushy "curry" in takeout containers....0 -
They're alright. I don't love or hate them. If they are around I will grab one just because, but if I had to pick a manufactured biscuit, it would always go for a plain old boring digestive.0
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Whats the point exactly? I don't like blood pudding, but I don't trash people who eat it. Learn to live and let live. British don't have better taste than Americans. Get over it.
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amusedmonkey wrote: »They're alright. I don't love or hate them. If they are around I will grab one just because, but if I had to pick a manufactured biscuit, it would always go for a plain old boring digestive.
Bolding the accurate part.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »amusedmonkey wrote: »They're alright. I don't love or hate them. If they are around I will grab one just because, but if I had to pick a manufactured biscuit, it would always go for a plain old boring digestive.
Bolding the accurate part.
Well that's the point! Anything more fancy ruins the subtle flavor of tea.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »
Reasons why you're wronger than wrong:
1) Milk
2) Ice Cream
...
Add Slutty Brownies to your list! Chocolate chip cookie dough crust, covered by whole oreo cookies, covered with brownie batter.
Yes!!!!
And also deep fried Oreos!!!!! Deep fried Oreos are the bomb!!!!
This. OMG. Gotta go to the carnival...even though it's February and I'm pretty sure we don't have those right now in IL.0 -
amusedmonkey wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »amusedmonkey wrote: »They're alright. I don't love or hate them. If they are around I will grab one just because, but if I had to pick a manufactured biscuit, it would always go for a plain old boring digestive.
Bolding the accurate part.
Well that's the point! Anything more fancy ruins the subtle flavor of tea.
These are the way to ruin tea!
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May your insufferable attitude give you heart disease. I'd get mine from the trans fat in Oreos but they took it out.
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They are but 1 taste is enough to decide they are nasty synthetic American junk and Brits don't buy them. Send us some yummy healthy food instead please?They are but 1 taste is enough to decide they are nasty synthetic American junk and Brits don't buy them. Send us some yummy healthy food instead please?
I object Madam
With the greatest of respect you're wronger than a wrong thing ...an Oreo makes 3 distinct treats ...2 biscuits, 1 cream for 53 calories
This Brit approves
Of course I've only ever had the regular kind
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They are but 1 taste is enough to decide they are nasty synthetic American junk and Brits don't buy them. Send us some yummy healthy food instead please?They are but 1 taste is enough to decide they are nasty synthetic American junk and Brits don't buy them. Send us some yummy healthy food instead please?
I object Madam
With the greatest of respect you're wronger than a wrong thing ...an Oreo makes 3 distinct treats ...2 biscuits, 1 cream for 53 calories
This Brit approves
Of course I've only ever had the regular kind
Then you've had the best.0 -
The country that invented malteasers, Flake bars, and Cadbury Creme Eggs can't insult the country that invented Oreos for its taste in junk food. I argue they're similarly repulsive if you didn't grow up with them.
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I baked them into brownies once
Have to say my brownies are better without them
They're pretty nice in decent ice cream too0 -
The country that invented malteasers, Flake bars, and Cadbury Creme Eggs can't insult the country that invented Oreos for its taste in junk food. I argue they're similarly repulsive if you didn't grow up with them.
Yes. Ew.
And Ill throw every last colorful little PEEP into the repulsive category as well. LOL.
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What Carlos_421 is explaining is that Oreos need much help to be rendered palatable.0
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JeromeBarry1 wrote: »What Carlos_421 is explaining is that Oreos need much help to be rendered palatable.
No, I'm explaining that everything else in the world is made better by their existence.0 -
Hey, I'm happy with a Jammie Dodger (thank you, Doctor Who). I'm american but love me some british junk food.0
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Well op, look up the stats on Oreo sales in the UK. If you don't like them, that's fine. But you certainly can't say that Brits don't like them. Oreo is making plenty of money off of Brits.
And why would you create a thread about foods you don't like ? It seems juvenile and attention seeking .0
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