Funny, I never thought that they were that good. I mean I've never bought them and only eaten them when there wasn't a choice of something good.
Funny that the white stuff is what's so addicting - I think it's vile. In fact, that's why we don't by Oreos any more. I would eat them over the sink, pulling them apart and scraping the white stuff off with a knife (I like the cookie part). My wife got sick of cleaning the white shit out of the sink. I bet nobody ever got addicted to Hydrox.
IKR? The standard Doritos used to taste like a combo of regular tortilla chips from a restaurant and Fritos. You can't get those anymore AFAIK but you can choose from like, 73 other kinds. Can't get Wrigley's Spearmint gum everywhere, either. Things change, I guess. I worked with a woman who once wore her daughter's perfume that smelled like pound cake. Kinda plain looking but bro, she was popular in the office that day...
https://www.cnet.com/news/eating-kfcs-new-chizza-pizza-a-journey-into-regret/ Eating KFC's new 'Chizza' pizza: A journey into regret We ate KFC's new fried-chicken-base pizza so you don't have to.
no...just...no OREO The new OREO and Coca-Cola® limited-edition products are here. But just for a limited time. Taste it while it lasts.
On this day in 1912, the first Oreo ever was sold in Hoboken, NJ: hobokengirl.com/oreo-day-hoboken-history/
Funny, but growing up my absolutely fave cookie was Hydrox. Then Sunshine Bakeries went kaput and the cookies disappeared about 20 years ago. So fast forward to about af year ago or so, we were on vacay and wifey and kids loved stopping at Cracker Barrel. I'm strolling thru the store and what lo and behold should I see way up on the top shelf, 3 pristine packages of Hydrox. Could not care what they cost, as wifey rolled her eyes, I brought them home and made sure to ration only one cookie daily. My nearest Cracker Barrel is well over an hour from here. Next time you visit the CB, please be sure to give a nod for me in the direction of my dessert of all desserts!!!
The Wall Street Journal · Snack giants Hershey and Mondelez are combining two of their top-selling products—the Reese’s peanut butter cup and the Oreo cookie—in a sugary marriage they say https://on.wsj.com/4lSImw3