Worst store bought cookie

[Anonymous]

Those cheap ring cookies reminds me of my childhood. Although we only bought store brand. Sometimes we got them in chocolate chip flavor. These cookies and off-brand squeeze-its were our pool snack (lunch) at the county rec everyday. Gag.

[Anonymous]

Every single one of them are equally gross. Chips ahoy, fig newton's, keebler, oreos, butter butter, and famous amos.

I want to add I think anything oreo is disgusting. Not matter how much you try to dress that pig up, they ruin an otherwise good dessert. However they are as Murica' as a BMI of 35.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Those cheap ring cookies reminds me of my childhood. Although we only bought store brand. Sometimes we got them in chocolate chip flavor. These cookies and off-brand squeeze-its were our pool snack (lunch) at the county rec everyday. Gag.

I love these - mostly for nostalgia. Doesn’t PotBelly use them on top of the milkshakes?

[Anonymous]

I don't know that I've ever met a cookie that I didn't like actually. I never eat any of them now but it's not because I dislike them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every single one of them are equally gross. Chips ahoy, fig newton's, keebler, oreos, butter butter, and famous amos.

I want to add I think anything oreo is disgusting. Not matter how much you try to dress that pig up, they ruin an otherwise good dessert. However they are as Murica' as a BMI of 35.

Yeah you don’t sound like anyone people would willingly want to be around.

[Anonymous]

Lofthouse (aka the sugar cookies in the clamshell package near the bakery) tied with Chips Ahoy of any crunchy chocolate chip cookie.

I feel bad for my sons’ generation and the sheer volume of Lofthouse cookies they are offered because it’s one of the few peanut and tree nut allergy safe options.

[Anonymous]

I am a lifelong (since childhood) hater of all store made cookies including Oreo. Except my kids have discovered the thin Oreos in mint flavor and those are decent. Better than thin mints.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For your consideration: Nilla Wafers. Nothing redeeming about them on their own and they contribute to the totally revolting Banana Pudding dessert (which is not at all classy like the Oreo macarons pictured above). Yuck.

I actually considered reporting this post because this is pure blasphemy. Nilla wafers are food of the gods. They are so delicious I am tearing up just thinking of them. I am weeping. Ah, nilla wafers.

Love them, too!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For your consideration: Nilla Wafers. Nothing redeeming about them on their own and they contribute to the totally revolting Banana Pudding dessert (which is not at all classy like the Oreo macarons pictured above). Yuck.

I actually considered reporting this post because this is pure blasphemy. Nilla wafers are food of the gods. They are so delicious I am tearing up just thinking of them. I am weeping. Ah, nilla wafers.

Love them, too!

Try Trader Joe's Vanilla Wafers..even better.

[Anonymous]

Chips Ahoy are horrible, but those styrofoam rectangles with sugar filling? What are those called? I'm going to say those are the worst.

Nature's Bakery makes a better fig (and other dried fruit) bar than the Newton:
https://www.naturesbakery.com/

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I can't believe there are so many people who hate oreos! I love to bake so I absolutely never buy store bought cookies - except for Oreos, which are occasionally used in the baking.

Please name a non trashy dessert you use Oreos to "bake" with.

Oreo macaron

Except those don’t look like they’re even made with Oreos. I suppose if all you do is sprinkle the tiniest bit of Oreo crumb on top of a macaroon that wouldn’t be enough to ruin it.

[Anonymous]

Cardboard. Even the creme can't redeem.

[Anonymous]

My father loves these, but it tastes like a mouth full of sawdust to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

My father loves these, but it tastes like a mouth full of sawdust to me.

If it's not made with butter, it has a lot of nerve calling itself shortbread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Halloween Oreos are God. They’re fresher and have like 1.5 icing, not as much as double stuf but definitely more than original. Also, whimsy.

You should try Birthday cake Oreos!

I just want to buy the cookie, minus the stuff. Why can’t they sell this??