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I like to put my milk in the freezer until the tiniest bits of ice form.
REALLY cold milk and cookies. Not that watery diet milk either.

Mitch

"Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
> Went shopping earlier and grabbed a box of Nabisco's "Chips Ahoy"
> chocolate
> chip cookies.
>
> Not any new extra chewy variety, just the plain original ones. Crispy and
> full of flavor, HFCS, trans-fat and such.
>
> What a beautiful combination a dozen of them and a glass of whole milk
> are!
>
> Dunk, Munch & Lick!
>
> Andy

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Went shopping earlier and grabbed a box of Nabisco's "Chips Ahoy" chocolate
chip cookies.

Not any new extra chewy variety, just the plain original ones. Crispy and
full of flavor, HFCS, trans-fat and such.

What a beautiful combination a dozen of them and a glass of whole milk are!

Dunk, Munch & Lick!

Andy

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"Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
> Went shopping earlier and grabbed a box of Nabisco's "Chips Ahoy"
> chocolate
> chip cookies.
>
> Not any new extra chewy variety, just the plain original ones. Crispy and
> full of flavor, HFCS, trans-fat and such.
>
> What a beautiful combination a dozen of them and a glass of whole milk
> are!
>
> Dunk, Munch & Lick!
>
> Andy

I get the feeling you'd think you'd died and gone to heaven if Kentucky
Fried Chicken opened next door to your house.

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In article >,
says...
> "Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
> > Went shopping earlier and grabbed a box of Nabisco's "Chips Ahoy"
> > chocolate
> > chip cookies.
> >
> > Not any new extra chewy variety, just the plain original ones. Crispy and
> > full of flavor, HFCS, trans-fat and such.
> >
> > What a beautiful combination a dozen of them and a glass of whole milk
> > are!
> >
> > Dunk, Munch & Lick!
> >
> > Andy
>
> I get the feeling you'd think you'd died and gone to heaven if Kentucky
> Fried Chicken opened next door to your house.
>

LOL, exactly to the point! The idea of eating a dozen cookies makes me
want to barf, and when it's the commercial ones that have been sitting
in a warehouse for 4 weeks it is even worse.

Well, some people have bad taste, but at least Andy seems to enjoy
himself.


--
Peter Aitken

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Peter A said...

> In article >,
> says...
>> "Andy" <q> wrote in message ...
>> > Went shopping earlier and grabbed a box of Nabisco's "Chips Ahoy"
>> > chocolate
>> > chip cookies.
>> >
>> > Not any new extra chewy variety, just the plain original ones. Crispy
>> > and full of flavor, HFCS, trans-fat and such.
>> >
>> > What a beautiful combination a dozen of them and a glass of whole
>> > milk are!
>> >
>> > Dunk, Munch & Lick!
>> >
>> > Andy
>>
>> I get the feeling you'd think you'd died and gone to heaven if Kentucky
>> Fried Chicken opened next door to your house.
>>
>
> LOL, exactly to the point! The idea of eating a dozen cookies makes me
> want to barf, and when it's the commercial ones that have been sitting
> in a warehouse for 4 weeks it is even worse.
>
> Well, some people have bad taste, but at least Andy seems to enjoy
> himself.


You wanna play r.f.c king-o-the-hill, be my guest. There's plenty of room
for more of your kind. What have you done for your cause? Rounded up an
army? Got any heroes?

I'm not offended.

Andy

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Andy wrote:
>
> Went shopping earlier and grabbed a box of Nabisco's "Chips Ahoy" chocolate
> chip cookies.
>
> Not any new extra chewy variety, just the plain original ones. Crispy and
> full of flavor, HFCS, trans-fat and such.
>
> What a beautiful combination a dozen of them and a glass of whole milk are!
>

A dozen cookies???
Tsk Tsk
:-)


Sorry, but I am not a fan of Chips Ahoy. I make more Chocolate Chip cookies
than all other cookies combined. Commercial chocolate chip cookies are the
number one most disappointing.

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l, not -l wrote:
>
> On 30-Mar-2007, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>> Dunk, Munch & Lick!
>
> Isn't that a law firm specializing in lawsuits against food companies?
> Coffee splashed and burned you when dunking donut, sue 'em; Twinkies made
> you smother your bunny, sue 'em; etc.

It's a firm made in the mold of Dewey, Cheatham and Howe.


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Dave Smith said...

>
>
> Andy wrote:
>>
>> Went shopping earlier and grabbed a box of Nabisco's "Chips Ahoy"
>> chocolate chip cookies.
>>
>> Not any new extra chewy variety, just the plain original ones. Crispy
>> and full of flavor, HFCS, trans-fat and such.
>>
>> What a beautiful combination a dozen of them and a glass of whole milk
>> are!
>>
>
> A dozen cookies???
> Tsk Tsk
>:-)
>
>
> Sorry, but I am not a fan of Chips Ahoy. I make more Chocolate Chip
> cookies than all other cookies combined. Commercial chocolate chip
> cookies are the number one most disappointing.


Dave,

My only job as a kid was to finger-lick the remainder of dough in the bowl
(or fight for it) that Mom made our cookies from. Our sister had spooning
privileges and inherited the Evil Kitchen Mom spirit. :( <VBG>

Haven't had them in decades, so, and avoiding cookies for so long ('cept
the oreos ever other year), I cracked under the pressure.

Andy
I Don't Have a Sweet Tooth!
I Don't Have a Sweet Tooth!

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Andy wrote:
>
>
> >>
> > Sorry, but I am not a fan of Chips Ahoy. I make more Chocolate Chip
> > cookies than all other cookies combined. Commercial chocolate chip
> > cookies are the number one most disappointing.
>
> Dave,
>
> My only job as a kid was to finger-lick the remainder of dough in the bowl
> (or fight for it) that Mom made our cookies from. Our sister had spooning
> privileges and inherited the Evil Kitchen Mom spirit. :( <VBG>
>
> Haven't had them in decades, so, and avoiding cookies for so long ('cept
> the oreos ever other year), I cracked under the pressure.
>

Chocolate Chip cookies are a breeze to make, and they are infinitely better
than the type that come in a package. But baking can be deadly. I worked
hard to lose weight without dieting last year. I went to the gym faithfully
and rode my bike at least 10 miles a day, often much further. Then when it
started getting cold I started baking again after a number of years of
enduring store bough baked goods. Big mistake.

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Dave Smith said...

>> Haven't had them in decades, so, and avoiding cookies for so long ('cept
>> the oreos ever other year), I cracked under the pressure.
>>
>
> Chocolate Chip cookies are a breeze to make, and they are infinitely
better
> than the type that come in a package. But baking can be deadly. I worked
> hard to lose weight without dieting last year. I went to the gym
faithfully
> and rode my bike at least 10 miles a day, often much further. Then when
it
> started getting cold I started baking again after a number of years of
> enduring store bough baked goods. Big mistake.


ROFL!!!

Blame me.

Andy