Favorite cookies
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Subway cookies are tough to beat but they are about 5000 calories each. Same goes for the Penn Station cookie.
Just about any variation of an Oatmeal cookie with either raisins, walnuts, pecans, chocolate chips, toffee bits.
Famous Amos CC for brand.
Famous Amos CC for brand.
1. No bake cookies, especially if they came from Yoder's Mennonite grocery in Hindman
2. Caramel Delites
3. White chocolate macadamia
2. Caramel Delites
3. White chocolate macadamia
Rip off of Samoas for about a $1 a box.
Keebler owns the bakeries (Little Brownie Bakers) that make girl scout cookies. They sell the same or very similar cookies in groceries under the Keebler name year round. There is no reason to wait on the neighbor kid if you are having a craving.
"It turns out that Thin Mints are made in the same factory as Keebler Grasshopper cookies. Tagalongs are made in the same factory as Keebler Peanut Butter-Filled cookies and Samoas are made in the same factory as Keebler Coconut Dreams."
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1. Pecan Sandies
2. Keebler Caramel Delights
3. Homemade Oatmeal with no raisins
4. Macaroons broke up over French Vanilla ice cream.
2. Keebler Caramel Delights
3. Homemade Oatmeal with no raisins
4. Macaroons broke up over French Vanilla ice cream.
Not the best, but very underrated
How could I have forgotten those? Don't see them around much anymore. Absolutely love those, also.
I like them all except for macadamia nut and sandies. If we're talking store bought and fast food options, those huge cookies Wendy's had when I was a kid were incredible.
Huge chunks of chocolate in them and they'd put them in the bag with the food so they'd get gooey.
What happened to those?
Huge chunks of chocolate in them and they'd put them in the bag with the food so they'd get gooey.
What happened to those?
Idk but they were dope. I think Jimmy John's are similar to those.
This thread encouraged me to go down the cookie aisle yesterday to find the Keebler somoas...which I did, and they are outstanding. But man I just stood there in awe for a minute looking at the Keebler empire. It's really impressive. They have it all man. Admire it next time you're at the grocery.
This thread encouraged me to go down the cookie aisle yesterday to find the Keebler somoas...which I did, and they are outstanding. But man I just stood there in awe for a minute looking at the Keebler empire. It's really impressive. They have it all man. Admire it next time you're at the grocery.
This is one of my all time favorites from Plehn's Bakery in Louisville. Its a soft spice cookie with some kind of jelly center. Its about the size of the palm of your hand. Plehn's also makes the best damn chocolate covered/cream filled long johns in the city (but that's another thread).
Went down to the City for the game on Tuesday, we stayed over in Newark. There's a Diner over there called Tops Diner, they have about 6 different cookies, large ones at that. But we only got Sugar and Coconut Pecan, my god the CP cookie was outstanding, almost like eating a macaroon. Didn't think to take a pic but did take a pic of dinner we had there, the fried chicken was also outstanding as was my Wife's baked ziti and the cheesesteak eggrolls we had for an appetizer. If you're ever in the Newark area, and why would you really?, hit this place up. Damn good food.
Rip off of Samoas for about a $1 a box.
That Clover Valley brand they have at DG stores is not bad at all.