Worst store bought cookie

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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.

+1. Cheap-ass cookies.

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Anonymous wrote:Snackwells taste super fake and chemically to me.

omg! flashback to mid-90s! do they still make them?

[Anonymous]

Hydrox or whatever those fake oreos are called.

[Anonymous]

Cheap gingersnaps or cheap pfeffernusse (those things that look like white rocks that appear at Christmas).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Snackwells taste super fake and chemically to me.

I was going to say Lofthouse until I read this. I completely forgot about Snackwells, but yeah, they all tasted weird and chemically. They get my vote for worst cookie.

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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??

Idk. I’ve been begging for a pop tart with just crust and icing and no filling for years.

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Anonymous wrote:Sugar cookies

Yes, those circle sugar cookies with the thick frosting are totally disgusting. I wanted to only consider packaged store cookies in this vote, but every grocery store has those revolting sugar cookies, despite the lack of name brand packaging.

They have a brand, it’s Lofthouse

And my family LOVES them!

Us too!

Love the Lofthouse crap. It’s surprisingly tasty.

Dislike Fudge Stripes and Fig Newtons.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Snackwells taste super fake and chemically to me.

I was going to say Lofthouse until I read this. I completely forgot about Snackwells, but yeah, they all tasted weird and chemically. They get my vote for worst cookie.

But Snackwells are supposed to be lower-calorie or something? I get why they taste weird.

[Anonymous]

Tate's. Hard as peanut brittle, basically just all sugar. Teeth hurting.

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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??

Idk. I’ve been begging for a pop tart with just crust and icing and no filling for years.

There are boxes of cookie only oreos-I've seen them at restaurants where they serve oreo shakes. Or you could try Nabisco famous wafers (the chocolate cookies in icebox cake) and see if those work for you.

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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??

Idk. I’ve been begging for a pop tart with just crust and icing and no filling for years.

There are boxes of cookie only oreos-I've seen them at restaurants where they serve oreo shakes. Or you could try Nabisco famous wafers (the chocolate cookies in icebox cake) and see if those work for you.

Yes, you definitely can buy just the wafers. https://www.amazon.com/Nabisco-Famous-Chocolate-Wafers-Container/dp/B006UH106U/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=chocolate+wafer+cookies&qid=1568737019&s=gateway&sr=8-4
(The price there is ridiculous but you can get them on the highest shelf at major grocery stores, including Wegmans and Giant. I'm just showing the amazon page for the image.

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Anonymous wrote:girl scout cookies. all of them. they are using poor quality ingredients. the ones from 20 years ago were delicious.

+1 I don't understand why people like these, I actually don't know anyone who eats these except for kids.

This will be controversial, but I will offer up Thin Mints as being the worst purchased cookie. The "chocolate" coating tastes of nothing but wax and the mint flavor is there to distract you from the weird texture of the coating and the complete blandness of the cookie. Step up your game, girlscouts! (I say that as a girlscout parent who would really like to enjoy some of the cookies that I purchase).

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Anonymous wrote:girl scout cookies. all of them. they are using poor quality ingredients. the ones from 20 years ago were delicious.

+1 I don't understand why people like these, I actually don't know anyone who eats these except for kids.

This will be controversial, but I will offer up Thin Mints as being the worst purchased cookie. The "chocolate" coating tastes of nothing but wax and the mint flavor is there to distract you from the weird texture of the coating and the complete blandness of the cookie. Step up your game, girlscouts! (I say that as a girlscout parent who would really like to enjoy some of the cookies that I purchase).

I don't know if I would nominate Thin Mints as worst, but they definitely win for most disappointing. I used to love them, and now I've told my mom to stop sending them to our family because no one wants them. This is compared with Chips Ahoy and Fudge Stripes, which I thought were trash even when I was a kid.

[Anonymous]

They are all terrible OP. It's kind of like canned soup -- once you make it ... it is horrible to eat from a can or carton.

Same with cookies -- once you make them homemade...it is horrible to eat them out of a bag from the supermarket.

Bottom line...make your own soup and cookies -- cheaper and healthier!

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Anonymous wrote:Hydrox or whatever those fake oreos are called.

Actually Hydrox came first, Oreo is the imitation.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrox

But I agree neither are very good anymore