Seriously, how long have these existed? I'm practically ready to swear off Milanos in favor of these delicious things.
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I haven't had any of those in years.
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Their strawberry filled cookies are very, very good.
Along with their rasin oatmeal cookies.Comment
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Re: Why didn't anyone tell me Pepperidge Farm's Brussels cookies were so good?
Pizza Goldfish are also very good.Ryner's Games
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Re: Why didn't anyone tell me Pepperidge Farm's Brussels cookies were so good?
I like the Milano cookies.
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Re: Why didn't anyone tell me Pepperidge Farm's Brussels cookies were so good?
I discovered them in a vending machine on campus about a two months ago. After gorging myself on them for a week, I never saw them again.
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I'm stuffing myself with baby spinach.Comment
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Filled with Milanos.Comment
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Bah, I'll stick to Oreos.The Cyclops having only one eye, needed to seek shelter from the harsh sun. The shadow cast by the spheres gave him temporary respite.
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Oreos FTW! I like licking the creamy center first before eating the cookie
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I dunk them in milk.
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You never asked. =(
Grow!Comment
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KOO-KEYS!I want that Mulan McNugget sauce, Morty!Comment
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Re: Why didn't anyone tell me Pepperidge Farm's Brussels cookies were so good?
Cookies are a "sometimes" food, according to the monster bearing their name.
From MSNBC:
C is for cookie (Monica Crowley)
For 35 years, Sesame Street's Cookie Monster has inhaled perhaps millions of cookies, all without gaining a pound. Maybe that's why the folks over at Sesame Street have made the executive decision to have the Cookie Monster start talking about eating vegetables. And he's even got a new song, "A cookie is a sometimes food!"
What?
No it's not. Not for my blue furry friend! C is for cookie, not for carrots or cauliflower of collard greens or corn!
The grown-ups at "Sesame Street" say he'll still consume sugar— but now only in moderation.
Come, on. Some monsters can't be tamed! What's next? "Anger management" classes for Oscar the Grouch?
Yes, childhood obesity numbers are on the rise... and "Sesame Street" should be applauded for trying to make kids healthier. But being a kid isn't about counting calories or cutting carbs...
there's time to worry about that later. The Cookie Monster's charm is in his cookie eating. It's his job description!
Please, PBS. Create a character like the "Salad King" or the "Broccoli Princess." But please leave the Cookie Monster be the Cookie Monster.
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I like Oatmeal Raisin. With walnuts.
In fact, I'm gonna get one right now with a glass of milk.Comment
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