Oreo's

[Mel Fulks]

Makes me sad too. I suggest telling her , “ To save the icing for DAD”

[Patty Hann]

Just plain Trad Oreos for me, dunked in very cold milk.
When I was still at home a package of Oreos weighed 16 oz. and there was only one size (and one flavor), excepting the vending machine package of 6

[Jim Koepke]

Just plain Trad Oreos for me, dunked in very cold milk.

I like my milk so very cold I know just how long it takes in the freezer until ice forms its first layer of slushy milk across the top.

jtk

[Rick Potter]

I have to confess. At bedtime I am a milk and cookies guy. My fave is HARD raisin oatmeal cookies.

Don't tell anyone.

[Ronald Blue]

Just plain Trad Oreos for me, dunked in very cold milk.
When I was still at home a package of Oreos weighed 16 oz. and there was only one size (and one flavor), excepting the vending machine package of 6

Dunking Oreo's in milk is an addiction all it's own. To late for me to be rehabbed now though.

I was able to kick the habit of home squeezed milk from a Jersey cow though. Fond memories of the creamy bits on my cereal though. Growing up on the farm was a wonderful thing.....

[Brian Elfert]

Not sure I understand the concern, as food products are sold by weight.

Sure, but they reduce the weight by say 10%, and still sell for the same price. They might keep the cookie count the same, but then reduce the size of the individual cookies. Nobody is accusing the manufacturers of not changing the weights on the package.

A lot of people would rather pay a little more than have the product size or package size reduced.

[Jim Becker]

Sure, but they reduce the weight by say 10%, and still sell for the same price. They might keep the cookie count the same, but then reduce the size of the individual cookies. Nobody is accusing the manufacturers of not changing the weights on the package.

A lot of people would rather pay a little more than have the product size or package size reduced.

That's called "ShrinkFlation" and has been a trend for awhile now...sadly. Same price for less stuff, basically, even though visually, it appears you are getting the same thing when it's on the store shelf.

[Ole Anderson]

Since they have been available, we have only buying the Oreo "Thins" in an effort to reduce our sugar intake. As I am allergic to chocolate (and diabetic), we prefer the lemon stuffed vanilla ones.

[Perry Hilbert Jr]

it is a little independent out fit, but often has the same stuff as the Grocery Outlet store nearby. Just sometimes a lot stranger. 15 yrs ago, they had Hawaiian Bread and Butter pickles. Each jar had pineapple chunks in with the pickles, as well as a jalapeno pepper. Sweet and far too hot. I never eat potato chips but one day they had Bacon Maple flavored chips. Bacon and Maple are my favs so I bought a bag and went back for a case.

You mention garlic bologna. round here there is something called ring bologna. coarse ground meat, cured and smoked inside a 3 inch diameter casing that is tied into a ring shape. i.e. ring bologna, available plain, garlic or honey. great stuff. nothing like the Oscar Mayer crap.

[Michael Weber]

We enjoy the occasional DiGiorno Supreme pizza. The pepperoni on them has become paper thin. You literally cannot pull a piece off to enjoy on its own. They just tear.