<p>I think it’s time we legalized them. ;)</p>
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<p>They may be addicts, but at least they eat them correctly. :)</p>
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<p>And taxed them, of course.</p>
<p>I’m getting an ad showing up for ‘stop hunger pangs without surgery’ with some kind of balloon.</p>
<p>I dont like oreos & the only cookies that I could ever eat a whole package of, I cant find anymore.
These look pretty close though.
[Amazon.com:</a> Nissin Coconut Butter Biscuit Snack 200g.](<a href=“http://www.amazon.com/Nissin-Coconut-Butter-Biscuit-Snack/dp/B009Y5B65U/ref=sr_1_10?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1381994953&sr=1-10&keywords=Coconut]Amazon.com:”>http://www.amazon.com/Nissin-Coconut-Butter-Biscuit-Snack/dp/B009Y5B65U/ref=sr_1_10?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1381994953&sr=1-10&keywords=Coconut)</p>
<p>" I used to have to tell her that she couldn’t have it very often because her tummy would hurt."</p>
<p>Heroin does that.</p>
<p>Cheetos are another product sprayed with an ultra-fine flavoring high in salt/sugar. The key is the way many people respond to the fineness to which the coating has been ground. It apparently touches more of taste buds, for example.</p>
<p>I make Oreos that are taken apart, an additional filling inserted–sea salt caramel, natural crunchy peanut butter, orange ganache, mint ganache, or raspberry ganache–reassembled, and then the whole thing is dipped in single bean origin milk or dark chocolate, depending on the flavor. I’m just sayin’ . :D</p>
<p>Actually, a retail customer originally asked me to make these, since she had been buying them from someone else (who used the typical inferior ingredients). My first reaction was to say <em>I</em> don’t make things like <em>that</em>, but it turns out that people love them.</p>
<p>Cheetos are heroin, no doubt about it. Luckily, I can’t touch them any more.</p>
<p>Consolation, I would eat the chocolate off the cookie, then take it apart, lick the ganache and throw the rest in the garbage. 
But that’s just me. My favorite junk food is Moonpies. Yum. Luckily for me, here they are sold at the local Costco Business supply store, in packs of 24. I can’t justify buying 24 Moonpies, so I do not buy them.</p>
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<p>I am pretty sure there are stiffer prison sentences for people who enhance the effectiveness of heroin… you should be careful what you admit on a public forum!</p>
<p>H tried to substitute Oreos with organic kind from Whole Foods, D2 knew right away and spit it out.</p>
<p>When discussing this news article with friends and colleagues the universal response was – they needed a study to tell us that?</p>
<p>Hey, I didn’t know rats break open the Oreo and eat the middle part first. ;)</p>
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<p>Are they less sweet than the original oreos? If so, I’d love to give them a try. Thanks for the tip!</p>
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<p>Emerald, I happened upon a site called sugarstacks recently.</p>
<p>Interesting comparison of cookies, but I don’t have any packages here to see for myself whether the information on the site is accurate.</p>
<p>I just read the article about the doritos in the paper. So, they really cover all the bases with that one. Amazing.</p>
<p>My 15 year old has a cheetos addiction. It’s pretty bad. I try to hold her down to one bag a week. But she would eat them all the time if she could.</p>
<p>“The book Gulp describes the process.”. Mary Roach is my favorite easy but fascinating science writer except there’s always one chapter that I wish I had never read… Read Gulp and you will know which one.</p>
<p>I am weird. I always took a knife and scraped the cream filling out and just ate the chocolate cookie part.</p>
<p>Haven’t eaten oreos in years, though. Trying to stay away from sugar!</p>
<p>Does anyone else think they have reduced the amount of filling in the middle? It seems to me what they now called double stuff is really the amount that they used to put in the regular cookie years ago…</p>
<p>Don’t know about whether it has been reduced over the years, but double stuff is not really double the normal amount today:</p>
<p>[Breaking:</a> Double Stuf Oreos May Not Actually Be Doubly Stuf’ed; Only 1.86 Times Stuf’ed - James Hamblin - The Atlantic](<a href=“Breaking: Double Stuf Oreos May Not Actually Be Doubly Stuf'ed; Only 1.86 Times Stuf'ed - The Atlantic”>Breaking: Double Stuf Oreos May Not Actually Be Doubly Stuf'ed; Only 1.86 Times Stuf'ed - The Atlantic)</p>