Oreos: The greatest packaged cookie of all time
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JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »It was decided in another thread that a discussion around Oreos is in order so here goes.
First, the original Oreos are perfect. No other variety comes close. They have the perfect ratio of cream to cookie and the cookies 'n cream flavor is perfect just the way it is.
Now, if you're at someone else's house and all they have is double stuff, the good news is that while these are entirely subpar to the original, they are still fabulously delicious in a distant second place. The same can be said for peanut butter and brownie batter.
Also, Jugg is wrong because mint Oreos are disgusting sacrilege.
The only people I know this passionate about cookies are pot heads, were you high on posting?
The only people I know unable to enjoy simple pleasures and have a good time without altering their brain cells are pot heads.
Are you high on posting?
And no, I've never so much as touched a joint.
ETA: But seriously...no one needs to be high in order to love Oreos.
Lighten up dude it was a joke.
#sarcasmfail
Granted it wasn't the greatest but I do think he got a little butt-hurt over nothing.
I think you were both being sarcastic and both failed at recognizing to some extent.
But enough of that, more oreos...
I'm just arsey because I'm ceoliac and don't get to eat Oreos. This is what happens after 5 years without a decent tasting cookie..
Have a handful of nuts. It's totes the same.
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JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »It was decided in another thread that a discussion around Oreos is in order so here goes.
First, the original Oreos are perfect. No other variety comes close. They have the perfect ratio of cream to cookie and the cookies 'n cream flavor is perfect just the way it is.
Now, if you're at someone else's house and all they have is double stuff, the good news is that while these are entirely subpar to the original, they are still fabulously delicious in a distant second place. The same can be said for peanut butter and brownie batter.
Also, Jugg is wrong because mint Oreos are disgusting sacrilege.
The only people I know this passionate about cookies are pot heads, were you high on posting?
The only people I know unable to enjoy simple pleasures and have a good time without altering their brain cells are pot heads.
Are you high on posting?
And no, I've never so much as touched a joint.
ETA: But seriously...no one needs to be high in order to love Oreos.
Lighten up dude it was a joke.
#sarcasmfail
Granted it wasn't the greatest but I do think he got a little butt-hurt over nothing.
I think you were both being sarcastic and both failed at recognizing to some extent.
But enough of that, more oreos...
I'm just arsey because I'm ceoliac and don't get to eat Oreos. This is what happens after 5 years without a decent tasting cookie..
Have a handful of nuts. It's totes the same.
Now you're just taunting the poor guy. Lol1 -
@ejinvt evil.........1
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@ejinvt you know my weakness.. exploiter! lol1
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I never get dessert at the cheesecake factory. The main meals are too filling...I'll have to correct this when I fly back home in August. Perhaps I'll just get a starter to save room for the cheesecake, and coffee.
I usually get the Mexican lettuce wraps... they're only like 260 calories and surprisingly filling. Then I can fit a piece of cheesecake (or half).
Good idea.
I have to say, this thread is full of good ideas and the best food porn I've ever seen. Big thumbs up to you all
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JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »It was decided in another thread that a discussion around Oreos is in order so here goes.
First, the original Oreos are perfect. No other variety comes close. They have the perfect ratio of cream to cookie and the cookies 'n cream flavor is perfect just the way it is.
Now, if you're at someone else's house and all they have is double stuff, the good news is that while these are entirely subpar to the original, they are still fabulously delicious in a distant second place. The same can be said for peanut butter and brownie batter.
Also, Jugg is wrong because mint Oreos are disgusting sacrilege.
The only people I know this passionate about cookies are pot heads, were you high on posting?
The only people I know unable to enjoy simple pleasures and have a good time without altering their brain cells are pot heads.
Are you high on posting?
And no, I've never so much as touched a joint.
ETA: But seriously...no one needs to be high in order to love Oreos.
Lighten up dude it was a joke.
#sarcasmfail
Granted it wasn't the greatest but I do think he got a little butt-hurt over nothing.
I think you were both being sarcastic and both failed at recognizing to some extent.
But enough of that, more oreos...
What is this??? Looks like some kind of s'mores Oreos bar?0 -
JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »It was decided in another thread that a discussion around Oreos is in order so here goes.
First, the original Oreos are perfect. No other variety comes close. They have the perfect ratio of cream to cookie and the cookies 'n cream flavor is perfect just the way it is.
Now, if you're at someone else's house and all they have is double stuff, the good news is that while these are entirely subpar to the original, they are still fabulously delicious in a distant second place. The same can be said for peanut butter and brownie batter.
Also, Jugg is wrong because mint Oreos are disgusting sacrilege.
The only people I know this passionate about cookies are pot heads, were you high on posting?
The only people I know unable to enjoy simple pleasures and have a good time without altering their brain cells are pot heads.
Are you high on posting?
And no, I've never so much as touched a joint.
ETA: But seriously...no one needs to be high in order to love Oreos.
Lighten up dude it was a joke.
#sarcasmfail
Granted it wasn't the greatest but I do think he got a little butt-hurt over nothing.
I think you were both being sarcastic and both failed at recognizing to some extent.
But enough of that, more oreos...
What is this??? Looks like some kind of s'mores Oreos bar?
Not sure, but I want to know where I can get one (or twelve).1 -
You take that back about mint oreos.... TAKE IT BACK RIGHT NOW!1
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thatawesomechick82 wrote: »You take that back about mint oreos.... TAKE IT BACK RIGHT NOW!
Mmmmm....nope. Ain't go'n do it.1 -
Mint thin Oreos were pretty good. I don't think I'd enjoy regular mint1
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I finally went to look for Oreo's last night and...nope just a disappointing selection. But I went to Target today and they had the Thins. I blame this thread.1
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Apparently the S'moreos are back for a limited time?0
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JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »JoshuaMcAllister wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »It was decided in another thread that a discussion around Oreos is in order so here goes.
First, the original Oreos are perfect. No other variety comes close. They have the perfect ratio of cream to cookie and the cookies 'n cream flavor is perfect just the way it is.
Now, if you're at someone else's house and all they have is double stuff, the good news is that while these are entirely subpar to the original, they are still fabulously delicious in a distant second place. The same can be said for peanut butter and brownie batter.
Also, Jugg is wrong because mint Oreos are disgusting sacrilege.
The only people I know this passionate about cookies are pot heads, were you high on posting?
The only people I know unable to enjoy simple pleasures and have a good time without altering their brain cells are pot heads.
Are you high on posting?
And no, I've never so much as touched a joint.
ETA: But seriously...no one needs to be high in order to love Oreos.
Lighten up dude it was a joke.
#sarcasmfail
Granted it wasn't the greatest but I do think he got a little butt-hurt over nothing.
I think you were both being sarcastic and both failed at recognizing to some extent.
But enough of that, more oreos...
What is this??? Looks like some kind of s'mores Oreos bar?
Ha, I randomly googled oreos dessert and that's one of the pictures that looked awesome.
Here's the recipe: http://www.seededatthetable.com/2014/05/15/chocolate-oreo-peanut-butter-dream-dessert/0 -
ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???0
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NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.5 -
NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Being happy is a fitness of the mind.
Oreos make us happy.
Fitness achieved.5 -
NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.
I see. If you're looking to gain fat, Oreos are definitely a good choice. Thanks for clarifying.0 -
NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.
I see. If you're looking to gain fat, Oreos are definitely a good choice. Thanks for clarifying.
Fat doesn't make you fat. Excess calories do.4 -
NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.
I see. If you're looking to gain fat, Oreos are definitely a good choice. Thanks for clarifying.
You can also have oreos when losing or maintaining too. It's actually pretty easy to include them.
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NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.
I see. If you're looking to gain fat, Oreos are definitely a good choice. Thanks for clarifying.
LOL
I'm losing weight averaging 2000 calories per day. I can easily fit a serving of oreos into my daily goal to lose weight. I often choose not to since there are days I like to have several beers.
Priorities.3 -
NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.
I see. If you're looking to gain fat, Oreos are definitely a good choice. Thanks for clarifying.
Fat doesn't make you fat. Excess calories do.
Empty calories, artificial ingredients- knock yourselves out!
I was just visiting your planet from a parallel universe. I'm going home now. Enjoy! 0 -
NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.
I see. If you're looking to gain fat, Oreos are definitely a good choice. Thanks for clarifying.
Fat doesn't make you fat. Excess calories do.
Empty calories, artificial ingredients- knock yourselves out! I was just visiting your planet from a parallel universe. I'm going home now. Enjoy!
Make sure you don't fall off that high horse of yours while leaving. 9 -
NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.
I see. If you're looking to gain fat, Oreos are definitely a good choice. Thanks for clarifying.
Fat doesn't make you fat. Excess calories do.
Empty calories, artificial ingredients- knock yourselves out! I was just visiting your planet from a parallel universe. I'm going home now. Enjoy!
Do you know what's even better? Oreos with Ben and Jerry's ice cream, and potato chips as well.
--From someone who's successfully maintaining and recomping easily while eating your so-called "Empty Calories".2 -
NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.
I see. If you're looking to gain fat, Oreos are definitely a good choice. Thanks for clarifying.
Fat doesn't make you fat. Excess calories do.
Empty calories, artificial ingredients- knock yourselves out! I was just visiting your planet from a parallel universe. I'm going home now. Enjoy!
sounds like you might be jealous that we can eat whatever food we want and lose weight while you follow arbitrary and psuedoscience rules.7 -
NewMEEE2016 wrote: »NewMEEE2016 wrote: »ok- at the risk of being flamed: how does this discussion help everyone attain their fitness goals exactly???
Some of us realize that we can have our deficit and Oreos too.
ETA: Or maintenance/bulk as the case may be, 'cause ya know not everyone on here is here to lose.
I see. If you're looking to gain fat, Oreos are definitely a good choice. Thanks for clarifying.
Oreos only make you gain fat if you eat them in a calorie surplus.
They are a good choice for me while losing or maintaining, as I can eat two of them for about 150 calories. That's not hard at all to fit in my day, it makes me happy, and knowing that I don't have to sacrifice things I enjoy eating absolutely helps me achieve my fitness goals.
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Now back to our regularly scheduled programming:
I was inspired by the cheesecake thread that cropped up to look for Oreo cheesecake recipes, and I found these Oreo cheesecake inspired donuts.
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They have oreo donuts at Tim Horton's but they don't look nearly as good as those *drool*0
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I made a Raspberry White Chocolate cheesecake with Oreo Crust and crumbled Oreos to top it off for Christmas last year. Now I may have to try baking the Oreos into the actual cake next time.1
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