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Is it really the norm to twist the cookies apart and lick the frosting, like in the commercials? I eat them whole, two at a time, like a pig. Well, that's when
by the_jesus_villa 4y ago
Is it really the norm to twist the cookies apart and lick the frosting, like in the commercials? I eat them whole, two at a time, like a pig. Well, that's when I do eat them. I haven't had oreos in many years now.
- csdvrx 4y ago>Is it really the norm to twist the cookies apart and lick the frosting, like in the commercials? It depends? I eat my oreos like corn flakes in 3 easy steps: - step 1: pour them into a bowl filling it to about half way, - step 2: pour some half and half to about 3/4, - step 3: complete with heavy whipping cream Then I let them soak for about 5 minutes and finally attack this ungodly mixture with a spoon.
- tomcam 4y agoDespite that description triggering a diabetic coma while I read this, I am suddenly overcome by the urge to join you for breakfast
- csdvrx 4y ago> Despite that description triggering a diabetic coma while I read this, I am suddenly overcome by the urge to join you for breakfast Fear not, for I have a keto friendly alternative when I eat breakfast with friends who don't want carbs! I've found that just 2 to 3 lankato vanilla drops in a small glass of a 50/50 mix of half and half and heavy whipping cream gives me a drink that tastes just like melted icecream (or whipped cream) so I can do without Oreos. However, just a drink might be too light of a break, so on the side I add eggs deep fried in olive oil "spanish style" (bubbly brownish white but runny yoke)
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- blamazon 4y agoWow. I thought I was a loon for going to step 2 and consuming immediately. Bravo!
- cactusplant7374 4y agoThat is a good recipe. I used to add 1 cup of sugar + a garnish of brown sugar to a big salad bowl of ice cream. I had to stop because I would sweat profusely and be unable to sleep.
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