I've always enjoyed cookies, much more so than cake, or pie or other sweets. But recently I bought a package of the yellow Oreo thins. Maybe they have changed the recipe for the filling, but I can't seem to stop eating this things. I suspect that Nabisco is putting something illegal into the filling to make them so good. Maybe I should contact the DEA, or maybe I should go out right now and buy another package. Good thing that these are the "thins" which have so many fewer calories than the regular Oreos. Maybe I just have too much time on my hands!
Can certain cookies be addicting?
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Colonialgirl
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I'm addicted to my home made Nestles TOLLHOUSE Cookies and I ALWAYS add extra chocolate chips and extra pecans. I have to limit my baking of them to the Christmas season or I would GORGE on them ALL the time.
pete44ru
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The yellow Oreo thins have cocaine as an ingredient........ :mrgreen:
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The yellow Oreo thins have cocaine as an ingredient........ :mrgreen:
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I like cookies but I can't stop eating "Keebler Vienna Fingers." They have to be the full octane ones, not the reduced fat cookies.
Those are not really from Vienna, ya know
coach
Hunter
Chocolate chip cookies are my heroin with sugar cookies like crack cocaine. Oreos can stay on the grocery store shelf as far as I’m concerned. :wink:Colonialgirl said:
Tallbald
Buckeye
I learned that my own chocolate no-bake oatmeal cookies can take control of my life if I don't work hard to control myself. Don.
Cookies sure can be! So can cookie butter, made from ground up cookies kind of like peanut butter is made form peanuts.
Jimbo357mag
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I like the soft and chewy oatmeal raisin & walnut cookies I bake and I keep telling myself that they are healthy and that gets me off the hook for eating so many. 
PriseDeFer
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"Those are not really from Vienna, ya know..."
But they're still fingers though, right?
But they're still fingers though, right?
exavid
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Pretty much any cookie is addicting. I'd recommend staying away from Oreo Red Velvet cookies. They seem to disappear rapidly for some reason. Taking them apart and stacking up the fillings to make a quadruple stuffed Oreo is heaven for a store bought cookie.
powder smoke
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Cookies are ok but pie especially pecan pie is my weakness. ps
PriseDeFer said:
They really should be named “Vienna Style Finger Shaped Cookies”
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I'm not sure if my cookies are addicting or not. Two kids, a husband, a brother, two nieces and a nephew... not to mention Dad and three employees the survival time of my cookies is roughly 20 seconds out of the oven. On rare occasion I even get one.
slowhand
Single-Sixer
I have no problem with addiction to cookies.As long as they aren't round
Don Lovel
Hunter
Oreos are no longer made in the USA, they are made in plants in Mexico, eat at your own risk
ronto
Hunter
Not a cookie, but Little Debbie Cosmic Brownies really make my day. I have them stock piled in the freezer to ensure I never run out of them. 
wizofwas
Buckeye
Good home made oatmeal raisin butterscotch chip cookies.
JFB
Hunter
vito said:
i found them. during checkout, the young man reamarked "they look good"
i told him i had just heard about them today. i got them out of the bag, opened and told him to grab a few. he only got one and we placed one in our mouths about same time.
the first crunch was so so, THEN the burst of sweet lemon brought us smiles.
As I tried to close and put them back in the bag, he reach and got him a hand full
ranger1 said:Every February I'm addicted to the Girl Scout Thin Mint cookies.
Thank heavens I'm not the only one. I buy a number of boxes, but they never last until the next sale. I've got to get this Thin Mint monkey off my back :roll:
I'm just glad the Girl Scouts only make cookies once a year and for a short time. Thin Mints are my down fall. They go straight into the freezer.
Another thing I can tell you is don't buy McDonalds Chocolate chip cookies. They are just as addictive.
Another thing I can tell you is don't buy McDonalds Chocolate chip cookies. They are just as addictive.
Colonialgirl
Hawkeye
powder smoke said:
ADD CHERRY pie and you got me on BOTH.
I do love my Dump Cake I make for the East Coast Gathering at Ty's place in October (I think the recipe is in the Ruger Forum Cookbook.)
Bear Paw Jack said:
Perhaps we need a Thin Mints support group.
There used to be brownies with green stuff added that my friends couldn't seem to get enough of back in the late 60's.
gramps
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Jeepnik said:Bear Paw Jack said:
Perhaps we need a Thin Mints support group.
I agree. I'm in.
Bear Paw Jack said:Jeepnik said:Bear Paw Jack said:
Perhaps we need a Thin Mints support group.
I agree. I'm in.
Who's bringing the cookies???
Two boxes go in the freezer immediately. (four boxes get devoured) Then about July one sleeve comes out and a cold glass of milk. The remainder disappear the same way when I get the urge or happen to see them grabbing venison.
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peanutbutter cookies are my fav.
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