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2013-06-19 10:58 AM
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Originally posted by mr2tony

So are you guys against it because it's fattening or because of the potential for the taste to be bad? If it's the former, I will assume none of you eat bacon since that's super high in fat, cholesterol, sodium and is in fact a processed product.

Yes, the flavor sounds horrid.

If you want to get into that debate, fine. But I know what farm my pork comes from and exactly the 3 ingredients in it to cure into bacon. Especially since I usually do it myself.

So yes, I would classify this watermelon cookie product as similar to the mass-produced 'turkey bacon' that is on store shelves. I never said anything about 'fat' and do not have a problem with foods that contain a lot of fat. I have a problem with the chemicals that are processed to make things look like food products. Again, why not just eat watermelon?

x2 *fistpumps Comet*


2013-06-19 11:13 AM
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Originally posted by KSH Gross. There was a couple behind in line at the Target on Sunday... they had frozen chicken-n-biscuits, Totino's frozen pizzas, WATERMELON OREO COOKIES, and some other unhealthy items. As expected, they weren't fit or the least bit healthy looking. I feel sorry for people in this world who are eating themselves to death with nasty food that shouldn't be consumed on a regular basis. Sure, I get the occasional cheat item, but a basket full of junk food is not good.

Exactly.

I went to a HS graduation party in our small town a month ago, and the food served was almost all processed crap.  My kids--who will eat ANY good food--were really struggling with the options (yay!).

My husband and I had a discussion later about how most of the people at that party eat that way all day, every day.  We felt bleh from eating a small amount. I can't imagine how bad I would feel if that was my main diet.

Great example of this--got gas at Casey's this morning, and a huge guy with a riding lawn mower on flatbed, came out from the store with a 48oz big gulp, and two 32oz Gatorades.  Pack of smokes in the front shirt pocket.  Damn.

Yep!!  When hubby and I go to picnics, BBQ's, parties where we know there will be nothing but junk, etc., we eat before we go.  If there's something healthy like fruit or veggies, we snack on that but otherwise we just skip the food.  People think we're weird but I really don't give a crap!

2013-06-19 12:05 PM
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I'm thinking this cookie needs to battered and deep fried. Drizzled with melted white chocolate and dusted with powdered sugar. Serve with several scoops of Bluebell ice cream.
2013-06-19 1:10 PM
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now I am going to have to go buy it and try it. thanks BT. 
2013-06-19 1:14 PM
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I love going to the fair. 

There are a couple of food items that I get there--and only there--once every couple of years.  If you live in Iowa and you don't go to the Iowa State Fair every few years, well, it's just weird.  Giant Slide--check. Butter Cow (Elvis, whatever)--check.  Corndog--check. Bauder's chocolate peppermint ice cream sandwich (one of the most unbelievable things I have ever put in my mouth; try one if you go)--check.

People watching--absolutely priceless.

My dad's cousin owns the deep fried Oreo/Twinkie/whatever-else stand at the ISF. When I was a kid my Grandma owned the bumber cars and an ice cream stand. Ahhhhh memories.

My "can't resist" food at the fair is funnel cake, slathered in chocolate syrup.

/hijack

2013-06-19 1:15 PM
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Within my current diet this would qualify as health food.


2013-06-19 1:17 PM
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Originally posted by KateTri1now I am going to have to go buy it and try it. thanks BT. 
Nononono! Really. You don't :) Don't encourage them. Nabisco that is. But if you do decide to go buy them, count how many different versions--flavors, sizes, stuffing amounts, packaging variations--there are and report back to us. Please? :) I'm curious and a little frightened by the sheer number of oreo type products Nabisco thinks the market can support.
2013-06-19 1:40 PM
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2013-06-19 3:30 PM
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Originally posted by switch
Originally posted by KateTri1now I am going to have to go buy it and try it. thanks BT. 
Nononono! Really. You don't Don't encourage them. Nabisco that is. But if you do decide to go buy them, count how many different versions--flavors, sizes, stuffing amounts, packaging variations--there are and report back to us. Please? I'm curious and a little frightened by the sheer number of oreo type products Nabisco thinks the market can support.

You see, you've encouraged a few people to try these! You're like a Watermelon Oreo shill

2013-06-19 3:33 PM
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Originally posted by switch
Originally posted by KateTri1now I am going to have to go buy it and try it. thanks BT. 
Nononono! Really. You don't :) Don't encourage them. Nabisco that is. But if you do decide to go buy them, count how many different versions--flavors, sizes, stuffing amounts, packaging variations--there are and report back to us. Please? :) I'm curious and a little frightened by the sheer number of oreo type products Nabisco thinks the market can support.

You see, you've encouraged a few people to try these! You're like a Watermelon Oreo shill :)

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!

Epic fail.

Ok, well if you're going to try them at least report back on how disgusting they are, or *gasp* not disgusting. *shudder*

2013-06-19 3:36 PM
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I love going to the fair. 

There are a couple of food items that I get there--and only there--once every couple of years.  If you live in Iowa and you don't go to the Iowa State Fair every few years, well, it's just weird.  Giant Slide--check. Butter Cow (Elvis, whatever)--check.  Corndog--check. Bauder's chocolate peppermint ice cream sandwich (one of the most unbelievable things I have ever put in my mouth; try one if you go)--check.

People watching--absolutely priceless.

My dad's cousin owns the deep fried Oreo/Twinkie/whatever-else stand at the ISF. When I was a kid my Grandma owned the bumber cars and an ice cream stand. Ahhhhh memories.

My "can't resist" food at the fair is funnel cake, slathered in chocolate syrup.

/hijack

No freakin way!  Oh, I would have been so all over that if I were a kid.  Good lord, you would have had rock star status in my hood in August:)


2013-06-19 3:57 PM
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Originally posted by switch
Originally posted by KateTri1now I am going to have to go buy it and try it. thanks BT. 
Nononono! Really. You don't Don't encourage them. Nabisco that is. But if you do decide to go buy them, count how many different versions--flavors, sizes, stuffing amounts, packaging variations--there are and report back to us. Please? I'm curious and a little frightened by the sheer number of oreo type products Nabisco thinks the market can support.
I just went to the Nabisco Facebook page to put on my vote for a Kale flavored Oreo ....look for it soon at Walmart near you. But in the meantime while you're in Walmart they seem to carry the "birthday cake" flavored Oreo ...that makes more sense for a cookie flavor, no?

Dammit! Knock it off, now my cupboard is going be stuffed with 1/4 th of the way eaten Nabisco oreo products that I... must.... try.......

2013-06-19 4:14 PM
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Subject: RE: The existence of this food shows how screwed we are
Originally posted by switch

Originally posted by Comet

Originally posted by mr2tony

So are you guys against it because it's fattening or because of the potential for the taste to be bad? If it's the former, I will assume none of you eat bacon since that's super high in fat, cholesterol, sodium and is in fact a processed product.

Yes, the flavor sounds horrid.

If you want to get into that debate, fine. But I know what farm my pork comes from and exactly the 3 ingredients in it to cure into bacon. Especially since I usually do it myself.

So yes, I would classify this watermelon cookie product as similar to the mass-produced 'turkey bacon' that is on store shelves. I never said anything about 'fat' and do not have a problem with foods that contain a lot of fat. I have a problem with the chemicals that are processed to make things look like food products. Again, why not just eat watermelon?

x2 *fistpumps Comet*


This coming from the person who likes to go to the fair to eat corn dogs and peppermint ice cream sammiches?
2013-06-19 4:19 PM
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Subject: RE: The existence of this food shows how screwed we are
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Originally posted by switch
Originally posted by Comet

Originally posted by mr2tony

So are you guys against it because it's fattening or because of the potential for the taste to be bad? If it's the former, I will assume none of you eat bacon since that's super high in fat, cholesterol, sodium and is in fact a processed product.

Yes, the flavor sounds horrid.

If you want to get into that debate, fine. But I know what farm my pork comes from and exactly the 3 ingredients in it to cure into bacon. Especially since I usually do it myself.

So yes, I would classify this watermelon cookie product as similar to the mass-produced 'turkey bacon' that is on store shelves. I never said anything about 'fat' and do not have a problem with foods that contain a lot of fat. I have a problem with the chemicals that are processed to make things look like food products. Again, why not just eat watermelon?

x2 *fistpumps Comet*
This coming from the person who likes to go to the fair to eat corn dogs and peppermint ice cream sammiches?

Dude, I like your wife, so I'm going to extended you some kindness.  I said (in the same post), I eat that stuff once every few years

2013-06-19 9:56 PM
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The picture on the package looks like a tongue sticking out of the cookie!
As if it could need any more gross factor.
2013-06-19 11:03 PM
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Subject: RE: The existence of this food shows how screwed we are
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Originally posted by Teejaay

Originally posted by mr2tonySo are you guys against it because it's fattening or because of the potential for the taste to be bad?If it's the former, I will assume none of you eat bacon since that's super high in fat, cholesterol, sodium and is in fact a processed product.
For me ...the taste. The flavor combo. Seems an abomination and sullies the good reputation of the tasty original Oreo cookie ....which are delicious!


Yeah ... I'm still intrigued. I'll try anything, once.


So how did they taste? Am I buying these tomorrow or not? I won't judge a cookie by it's colour...it's what's inside that counts.


2013-06-20 7:32 PM
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The elitism in this thread is wonderful.
2013-06-20 8:21 PM
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Originally posted by bradword The elitism in this thread is wonderful.

Thank you, but really, it's a gift.

2013-06-20 8:53 PM
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These would go perfectly with a side of hot -dog flavored chips and a nice cold glass of clear Pepsi!
2013-06-20 9:34 PM
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Originally posted by Shop Cat These would go perfectly with a side of hot -dog flavored chips and a nice cold glass of clear Pepsi!

That, my friend, is the breakfast of champions!

Go us!

2013-06-21 10:16 AM
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Subject: RE: The existence of this food shows how screwed we are
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Originally posted by switch
Originally posted by KateTri1now I am going to have to go buy it and try it. thanks BT. 
Nononono! Really. You don't Don't encourage them. Nabisco that is. But if you do decide to go buy them, count how many different versions--flavors, sizes, stuffing amounts, packaging variations--there are and report back to us. Please? I'm curious and a little frightened by the sheer number of oreo type products Nabisco thinks the market can support.
I just went to the Nabisco Facebook page to put on my vote for a Kale flavored Oreo ....look for it soon at Walmart near you.

But in the meantime while you're in Walmart they seem to carry the "birthday cake" flavored Oreo ...that makes more sense for a cookie flavor, no?


*hangs head in shame*

I bought the birthday cake Oreos a couple of months back. They were yummy. I was putting a hurting on the bag, and I made myself thrown them away before I ate anymore empty calories.

I did enjoy them though!



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