Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 23:27     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
How about pumpkin spice coffee mate?
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 22:43     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
I'm guessing the people who judge Cool Whip lovers also voted for Hillary.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 22:43     Subject: Re:Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I loved it growing up. Then one day I looked at the ingredients and all of a sudden I couldn't not taste all the chemicals. Can't eat it now. Still love the whipped heavy cream in a can, like Land o Lakes. If it's not actually real cream I don't want to know!


These are two separate things (three if you count Reddi-Whip). I look forward to Cool Whip occasionally specifically for the chemical taste. I can't tell you the last time I had it, but it reminds me of pie after dinner on my grandparent's farm, and going out to the porch to get it from the deep freeze, and all those other memories. If that makes me vulgar and white trash, okay.


We had it on so many desserts when I was a kid. It does remind me of happy memories from childhood too. I sometimes wish I had less knowledge about certain things, Cool Whip among them.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 22:31     Subject: Re:Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think my biggest problem with all this is with the 'judging'.

I don't mind banter about preferences for toppings but this unseemly name-calling is too much. Why are people so insecure that they 'judge' others - and for the type of whipped topping they prefer, for goodness sake?

Honestly, I like them all. I serve them all. I eat them all.

And if someone else has the manners that allow them to think it is okay to call me 'vulgar' or 'middle class' or 'tacky' because I like one type as much as the other two well, then, ... well, I don't know. Except that it makes me feel sorry for the name-callers and judgers. I just can't live my life that way.

It is okay to state your preference. It is not okay to call someone names because you disagree with their preference.


We are not calling you "middle class". You are eating aerated corn syrup and hydrolysed corn oil. By choice. That isn't a question of taste. You are committing esthetic suicide. It is objectively disgusting. The good news is that your early death will probably come as a sweet release.


What an A hole! Lol!
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 22:30     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
Do you also judge non dairy creamer and margarine as harshly?
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 22:25     Subject: Re:Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
Anonymous wrote:I think my biggest problem with all this is with the 'judging'.

I don't mind banter about preferences for toppings but this unseemly name-calling is too much. Why are people so insecure that they 'judge' others - and for the type of whipped topping they prefer, for goodness sake?

Honestly, I like them all. I serve them all. I eat them all.

And if someone else has the manners that allow them to think it is okay to call me 'vulgar' or 'middle class' or 'tacky' because I like one type as much as the other two well, then, ... well, I don't know. Except that it makes me feel sorry for the name-callers and judgers. I just can't live my life that way.

It is okay to state your preference. It is not okay to call someone names because you disagree with their preference.


We are not calling you "middle class". You are eating aerated corn syrup and hydrolysed corn oil. By choice. That isn't a question of taste. You are committing esthetic suicide. It is objectively disgusting. The good news is that your early death will probably come as a sweet release.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 22:24     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
Regular cool whip has only 25 calories, 2 grams of sugar and 1.5 grams fat per 2 tblsp. Serving.

Actually a decent option for diabetics.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 22:20     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
Anonymous wrote:It tastes of failure, of desperation, of shattered dreams and shuttered factories. It tastes like a teenage niece dropping out of school. A nephew addicted to OxyContin, an under educated father on disability unable to provide for his family. It tastes of turning to an egotistic conman in an attempt to change a status quo that has left you with nothing but shitty desserts, crappy jobs and a resentment of anyone with any vestigial class or taste.


Oh my... I bet you are the life of the party.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 22:10     Subject: Re:Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
I think my biggest problem with all this is with the 'judging'.

I don't mind banter about preferences for toppings but this unseemly name-calling is too much. Why are people so insecure that they 'judge' others - and for the type of whipped topping they prefer, for goodness sake?

Honestly, I like them all. I serve them all. I eat them all.

And if someone else has the manners that allow them to think it is okay to call me 'vulgar' or 'middle class' or 'tacky' because I like one type as much as the other two well, then, ... well, I don't know. Except that it makes me feel sorry for the name-callers and judgers. I just can't live my life that way.

It is okay to state your preference. It is not okay to call someone names because you disagree with their preference.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 22:07     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Cool whip is fucking delicious. I wouldn't bring a dessert that incorporates it to someone else's house, mainly because of Society and My Wife. But I think you're all a bunch of faux aristocrat nitwits. I'd sit there munching my sea salt and caramel pomegranate quinoa whatever, secretly longing for a slab of chilled pumpkin pie from the grocery store with a quarter pound of cool whip on top.


You, I like.
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Ah yeah baby yeah! Lol!


Had to read this aloud to my dh because he is a Cool Whip lover, too. He got a good belly laugh out your comments. I have to buy a tub for him on Thanksgiving because he hates whipped cream. I saw some of the guests notice his Cool Whip and sneer at it. I don't care. I love my Cool Whip loving man.

Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 21:49     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
Anonymous wrote:I can't help it. The stuff repulses me and I question the capacity of anyone who eats it, let alone considers it's a good idea to put it in a treat for a party.


No. But I judge you.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 21:46     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
I literally just had a spoonful of Cool Whip before I sat down with my computer to catch up on the DCUMs
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 21:18     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
Anonymous wrote:It tastes of failure, of desperation, of shattered dreams and shuttered factories. It tastes like a teenage niece dropping out of school. A nephew addicted to OxyContin, an under educated father on disability unable to provide for his family. It tastes of turning to an egotistic conman in an attempt to change a status quo that has left you with nothing but shitty desserts, crappy jobs and a resentment of anyone with any vestigial class or taste.



LOL
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 21:18     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
I am thankful for Cool Whip because it means my lactose-intolerant husband and guests can have something on their pumpkin pie.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2016 21:09     Subject: Do you judge people who bring desserts with Cool Whip topping?
I love pumpkin pie, covered on all sides with cool whip.

I also like homemade whipped cream... but not on pumpkin pie.

I hate Reddi whip.