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Best packaged non-bakery store bought cookies
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- FelafelBoy Apr 6, 2008 11:51 PM
Motivated to start this thread after trying the new line of cookies by Kashi brand.
I bought the "Oatmeal Raisin Flax" due to my perception that this company uses a healthy combination of ingredients, can get my fix of junk food in a healthy package so to speak, and surprise, was able to combine a sale price with a coupon to get the 8.5 oz. box for $1, far discounted from the normal price.
The cookie was of the soft kind, full of fiber, moderately sweet, and satisfying. There were 8 cookies in the box, and consisted of the Kashi seven whole grain and sesame mix, standard for most, if not all of its grain products, raisins, expeller pressed canola oil, honey, evaporated cane juice crystals, brwon rice syrup, flax seeds, walnuts, oat fiber, and a few other ingredients. When I read those ingredients, I knew that there was some salvation in consuming this product vs. what I normally consume in other brands of cookies. 4 grams of fiber, 8 grams of sugar, 2 grams of protein, 130 calories per cookie. Not too bad for junk food.
I found that eating the cookie by itself was on the dry side. Eating a bit of ice cream afterwards helped. The next day, I ate them (yes, more than one) with coffee and it was a huge improvement. Both the coffee tasted better because of the cookie and vice versa. I'd also recommend eating these things with ice cream or apple sauce due to their dryness.
I used to like Archway Cookies, especially the Lemon soft cookies that were more cake like, and had a huge splattering of a frosting on each cookie. When I had them years ago, I remember they were made with partially hydrogenated fats, as are most cookies, although, they now say no transfats, but I think that just indicates a one serving sized portion.
To get the crispness and storage life, most of these manufacturers use the partially hydrogenated oils. Many of them use palm oil now, too. Interesting that in the packaging of the Kashi cookies, there was an actual small "freshness bag!!". Since they aren't using ingredients that extend the storage life like the other companies, they had to include something to keep these cookies from going rancid. Packaging only 8 cookies per box allows them to be consumed within a short period of time, too. They are not inexpensive, but the price does reflect higher quality ingredients. When they are not on sale, I think the cost would be close to 40 to 50 cents per cookie, and these cookies are not large. I think most people would consume at least two per snatch.
I used to like Keebler's Vienna Fingers, for its combination of dryness and corn flour taste combined with the inner filling. I've stopped eating Stella D'Oro's "Lady Stella Mix" or whatever it's called, for a few reasons - I don't trust that it's ingredients are that healthy, the overly sweet taste of the cookies, and most importantly, I have difficulty eating "portion sizes." I wish I could just have one or two cookies with a cup of coffee or tea, but it doesn't work that way for me - I normally clear out a portion of the container of the cookies, the amount of which would be best kept confidential.
What boxed cookie do you like, that you would consider the healthiest and yet desirable, and which the tastiest, and the worst for you?! (I'd probably rate these Kashi cookies in the first respect, and I think it is the Keebler brand of those shortbread fudge cookies with the chocolate stripes crossing over ridged shortbread crisp cookies in the latter.)
I did not want to include bakery bought cookies in this category for obvious reasons. It's harder for boxed, prepackaged cookies to compete with their freshness and taste.
>>Eating a bit of ice cream afterwards helped.
I like the way you think, FelafelBoy.
Since not being able to eat an entire sleeve anymore -- of course one must eat an entire sleeve, otherwise the karma of the box is off! -- I tend not to buy store bought cookies. Add to that the fact that the cookie itself is reduced -- I recently tried Suzy Qs, what a disaster -- in size and increased in price, and they're not worth the aggravation.
I'd rather dip a spoon into a peanut butter jar for my sugar fix. Oh, and if there's a non-half gallon of ice cream around, I'll dip the spoon in that after the peanut butter. I learned that here!
As to 'used to be's', I liked Nutter Butters and Vienna Fingers and a soft variation on Nutter Butters, which aren't around anymore. Pepperidge Farm cookies are good, as are any of the realllly expensive premium cookies.
Oh, I almost forgot! If you want a realllllllllllly glorious store bought cookie, head to the international aisle and get a package of McVitie's Hob Nobs. Betcha can't eat just four!
re: dolores
You can also sometimes find stroopwafels in the international aisle- very thin cookies with a caramel middle layer. Even more yummy when you can park them over a hot cup of coffee or tea for a minute to soften up the caramel a little.
re: beachmouse
i've been surprised in recent times to find stroopwafels at my 7-11 next to the cash register.
re: beachmouse
I bought some @ TJ Maxx.
re: dolores
I hope this thread exposes us to all the great cookies out there that many of us, myself included, are not aware of, since I try to limit my vices to a few of the same tried and tested junk food items.
I remember what I used to do to Vienna Fingers to change their texture and the challenge they gave me. I would eat them at three different kinds of temperature and freshness - room temperature, refrigerated, and frozen. The most flavor came out at room temperature and the filling easily blended into the wafer when the cookie was bit into. In the refrigerated state, the wafer gave more resistance, offered a cooling sensation, and once the filling was reached, more cooling sensation was experienced. When frozen, the wafer and filling offered an interesting resistance, sometimes parts separating, other times, both wafer and filling merging into one. I especially enjoyed eating colder/frozen Vienna Fingers when it was hot out.
I discovered that if I left the cookies out, the wafer would take on a different texture and taste - the cookie wasn't spoiled, but something changed in its composition to produce what tasted to me like a more "mature" or "aged" cookie. The trick was to reach that point of maturity or fine vintage, if I can borrow that term, before the cookie spoiled.
For awhile Keebler was making Vienna Fingers with various flavored fillings other than vanilla. I'm not sure they are still doing this. One of the enjoyments I had with the taste of this cookie was the element of corn flour in the wafer. When the filling was something other than vanilla, such as chocolate, I found that the taste overpowered the flavor of the wafer.
And as you said referring to the smaller size of some of these cookies - I'm not sure when that downsizing happened, but I do remember my disappointment some years ago seeing Oreos, Hydrox, and some of the other cookies being made in what looked like half the original size. I think Vienna Fingers are still made of the original size.
The Nutter Butters were oblong(?) or round wafers with a peanut butter filling I recall. Reminded me of another similar cookie whose name escapes me that were addictive.
re: FelafelBoy
FelafelBoy, we're on the same wavelength when it comes to sweets. You conducted an experiment on Vienna Fingers, I love it!
I like reading all these posts from folks who put ice cream on their cookies -- sure evidence that healthy eating only goes so far.
VF are of the same size? I'll have to get another box soon, before they go the way of the 56oz and soon to be 48oz 'half gallon' of ice cream.
The wafer PB cookies were Nutter Butters? What then were the cookies like VF that were made with peanut butter?
re: FelafelBoy
I'm pretty sure Mallomars are smaller too, at least they look it to me.
re: FelafelBoy
choco-leibniz, by a longshot
re: charlesbois
Absolutely, hands down, no question. I love my Choco-Leibniz!
re: dolores
best international cookies on the planet are arnott's tim tams from australia.
re: goodhealthgourmet
tim tam slam:-)
re: karenfinan
agreed. But only the original.
re: babaoriley7
I am with you babaoriley. Oreo double stuff cookies rock. I like them frozen. I also love fig newtons. We have Little Debbie cakes here in NEPA and I think their fig newtons are better than nabisco's.
FelafelBoy, I am going to have to refuse to answer the "healthiest and yet desirable cookie" question. I don't eat cookies for health reasons, so I don't think I can be unbiased!
As for most delicious, well, so difficult to narrow down. Here are a few of my favorites:
1. Pim's raspberry
2. Jules Destrooper Almond thins (but they are all good!)
3. Tim-Tams (for the Tim-Tam slam of course!)
4. Walker's Shortbread
5. Yes to Stroopwafels, love those things!
6. Packaged orange chocolate biscotti, I can't remember the brand
7. Classic Oreo
There are probably more, but I have to stop here. Even thinking about them is causing me to gain weight.
We're fans of Next to Nature brand peanut butter sandwich cookies. (We don't like any of their other cookies, though). No trans fat or hydrogenated oil, no refined sugar. Mind you, they're certainly not health food, but we call them hippie Nutter Butters and they fill that niche quite nicely. (We get them at our co-op).
re: Laurella
along those line, we're crazy about Country Cottage brand mint chocolate sandwich cookies. Think oreos with mint cream. No trans fat or hydrogenated oil, though I do think they have sugar.
They are absolutely addictive and are fondly referred to as "the evil cookies" around the budino household.
Wheat Thins
'Nila Wafers
Fig Newtons
Pepperidge Farm "Soft Baked" Choclate Caramel
Animal Crackers
Ritz Bits Peanut Butter Sandwiches
re: ipsedixit
*gasp* fig newtons? it's a cake, not a cookie!
anyhow. i cant wait to try the kashi on this reccommendation. especially since i have a weakness for oatmeal raisin cookies.
am i the only one not that impressed by pims? i hate that soft cookie/cake thing...
in response to the mcvities- yum, mcvities are great, my favourites are the milk chocolate digestives.
also, halloween oreos. yes, just halloween with the orange centres. (which, i could not find this past halloween, for the first time in my life, since theyve begun making them!)
yes, to: stroopwaffels and walkers shortbread <3
also, when in health stores i find it very difficult/impossible to resist those alternative baking company big chocolate chip cookies.
re: tinymango
I have thought of Wheat Thin type crackers as cookies at times - they do contain a fair amount of sugar and resemble a cracker only in their crispness, thinness, and saltiness. Other than that, they can satisfy a sugar fix for a cookie. My preference, strong preference is for Wheatables - their taste and texture appeal to me much more than the Wheat Thins.
Pepperidge Farms has a line of many variety of crisp higher end cookies contained in a small bag. They do have a richer taste, resembling more of a fancier cookie. Because of their extreme crispness, I can eat them only with some liquid.
Fig newtons leave me with the illusion that I am eating something entirely healthy. The best thing about a fig newton is that it reminds you how tasty plain figs are, and that you really don't need the flour covering and additional sugar over the fig as well as mixed into the pureed fig mixture.
Amazing that the Ritz people didn't realize that they could have combined their cracker business with the cookie business years ago. It was well-known that people loved to spread peanut butter on their crackers.
I loved the plain taste of animal crackers. I assume that vegetarians have their version of these cookies since they must abstain from consuming such a product.
re: FelafelBoy
If you are including crackers as a cookie substitute, I like sugar crackers, something that I've found at a local asian grocery store. Basically saltine like crackers with large sugar crystals on top. Not as sweet or heavy as a cookie and if I remember correctly 1/2 the calories.
re: viperlush
do you happen to know the brand name?
re: viperlush
Are you talking about Malkist Crackers? I don't know if they are available in the US, but we used to have the Garden ones as teatime snacks in kindergarten in Hong Kong. I loved the slightly sweet and sticky sugar layer on the top of the crackers!
You can see a picture of the crackers on this website: http://www.garden.com.hk/web/b5_insid...
re: dreamsicle
Not the exact one that I've had, but similar. The sugar was more crystal and not really caramelized. But these do look like them.
re: viperlush
Now, that you mention it. There's a geat Chinese sugar cream cracker that's fabulous. Dunno, or recall, the name, however ...
re: tinymango
I don't like the pim's either. I've only had the orange variety, but I tossed them after tasting one.
I reeally like Fig Newman's and reduced fat Fig Newtons. I like them cold or heated, smashed a bit, and top with a scoop of non-fat vanilla fro-yo.
I don't know if graham crackers qualify, but they tend to really satisfy any cookie craving I may have. The reduced fat variety is just as good as the regular too. Teddy Grahams always have, and continue to rock my word. The new oatmeal flavor is awesome. Newman Oh's are also good and satisfy an Oreo cracing with a slightly more wholesome ingredient list.
re: ArikaDawn
Graham crackers with a square of chocolate candy bar on top are my new sweet obsession.
re: Catskillgirl
What, you have something against marshmallows??
re: ipsedixit
I actually had to have s'mores last summer, after reading a thread on CH about them. They're now officially too sweet for me! But I did love them when (much) younger!
re: Catskillgirl
I bet they'd be good with dark chocolate. It'd cut the sweetness a bit. I'm going to have to try it.....for scientific purposes of course.
re: tinymango
The difference between a cake and a cookie may cost the British taxman a lot of money soon..
A cute website on all things biscuit-/cookie-related is
though it may cause food envy, as I'm not sure how many of the brands they discuss are available in the States.
I LOVE mcvities!!
re: rudysmom
You beat me to the punch! I was going to nominate Dare's Maple Cream; I guess I'll have to second yours. They are like a mouthful of Canada!
re: KevinB
I was also going to nominate Dare's Maple Cream cookies. And their chocolate fudge ones, too. Those things are addictive!
re: meatn3
I like the lemon Dare's with the cockatoo on the bag.
re: Blush
I wish we could still get PC cookies. I loved the ones with the raspberry jelly in the middle. The key lime ones, too. For a while we could get them at WalMart (not PC brand but probably made by them), but no more. WalMart does have an excellent toffee chocolate chip cookie, I think it's their store Sam's Choice brand.
re: rudysmom
My first thought when I saw this thread was the Lu lemon-ginger cookies. I like the slightly salty cookie with the decent tang of the filling.
They are GREAT with tea. Mmm.
re: Grainiac
I had high hopes for TJ's Fig bars. I assumed they were similar to Fig Newtons. They were good, but resembled more a cake type bar that you squeeze out a long package than a crisp cookie or something like a Fig Newton. If I wanted a cookie, I wouldn't buy this. It was also very sweet, causing me to flush a bit after I had several. (Yes, I know, I am only supposed to eat one per sitting, but I don't have this experience with most cookies that I overindulge with.)
re: Grainiac
I love all types of Trader Joes oatmeal cookies, and gingersnaps. Oh and the maple leafs. Pretty much all of them.
I love Carr's Whole Wheat Crackers because they're slightly sweet, and taste like an English biscuit.
Mother's Taffy Cookies are really yummy... love the cream and the cookie base
Trader Joe's Vanilla Jo-Jo's
TJ's also has a new sesame dried cherry cookie cluster that comes in that small square plastic box (there's also a granola dried cherry that I haven't tried that come in a round tub)
Keebler's new dipping stick Cheesecake flavored sandwich cookies
Lu's White Chocolate topped shortbread squares
Leibniz Butter Rectangular Cookies/Biscuits
Something nostalgic about Lorna Doones, Vienna Fingers, Nilla Wafers
Snackwell's Creme Sandwiches aren't all that bad for being lower cal supposedly, nor are their Devil's Food Cookies.
re: Emme
Yes, Lorna Doones - one of the all time classic cookies. Come to think of it, there probably is, or should be a "cookie hall of fame" somewhere in the country. It would consist of the all time favorite cookies of the public, with a permanent registry of cookies that have a status that is irreplaceable, cookies whose popularity withstood the test of time, left their mark in the memories and taste buds of the public, and were unique in their own way.
In that regard, I think cookies such as Lorna Doones, Vienna Fingers, Oreos, deserve a place in the top 10. Although we can recommend our favorite cookies, I think most of us would acknowledge that there are a few cookies that deserve to be placed in the top 10 of cookie history.
One cookie I forgot to mention that I used to devour, and that used to devour me, was Keebler Sandies Pecan Shortbread Cookies. I wouldn't put this cookie in the top 10, but I remember eating them as a very young child and thinking of myself as more of an adult, more mature, by eating such a substantial rich cookie. It seemed so rich. I must have consumed huge amounts of calories in the quantities that I did as a small kid.
I used to love many of the Girl Scout Cookies, especially the peanut butter, shortbread, and lemon cookies.
Cookies with that inner filling cause us to be more deliberate with our consumption of the snack, and to nurse it as long as possible until the last bite.
I remember taking at least five minutes to consume one Vienna Finger, and that was with no breaks during the project!!!
re: FelafelBoy
You and I have pretty much the exact same list.....great minds think alike. I could eat a package of Lorna Doones with a tall glass of milk without blinking an eye. For that matter it could be a package of Oreos, Vienna Fingers or Pecan Shortbreads.
My fave chocolate chip cookie are Betty's Best Chocolate Chip Macadamia Nut Cookies
They have the perfect proportion of nuts to chocolate to cookie. btw, these are a crispy rather than a soft/chewy cookie.
Since they and are sold at the Wholesale Unlimited stores in you guessed it...Hawaii I have to get my fix by mailorder to nyc
Next up I have to echo earlier posters and go with most varieties of TimTams. While great as a slam, they are even better mixed up in vanilla ice cream!
re: Davwud
i second that one.....160 for two of those cookies isn't TOO bad.....problem is, stopping at two.
I second all Walker's Shortbread mentions. And if a Tunnock's Tea Cake counts, definitly vote for that !!! I also like those Anna's ginger thins and the Orange thins that i think you get at Ikea.
Other favorites:
-mint girl guide cookies
-Pirate Peanut Butter cookies (Mr. Christie)
-Maple Leaf cookies (Mr. Christie's I think?)
-All Purity brand products.
If we are including granola bars here, those sweet and salty varieties are good. I think any of those "breakfast bars" or soft granola bars are just glorified cookies anyway.
Brent and Sam's cookies are good....but I also find that the best choices are either at Whole Foods, or in the organic aisle of my local market. Far fewer chemicals (or none), no trans fats, no HFCS... I'm not sure this makes them "healthy"...enough of them will still pack on the pounds....but definitely the far lesser evil!
re: pringle347
Brent and Sam's Key Lime White Chocolate Chip... stellar.
Maybe I just skimmed this thread to quickly, but nobody mentioned Girl Scout Cookies. Ok, granted you can't buy them in a store, but they are not fresh. Somoas are my fave.
As for true store bought cookies - Pepperidge Farms Sausalitos, Nutter Butters, and my childhood favorite PF's Chessmen. The greatest dunking cookie ever. Sorry Oreo lovers.
re: jhopp217
Thin mints. Mmmmmmm. And the peanut butter sandwich cookies. Double mmmmmmm. I wish I knew some Girl Scouts - I never see them when they're taking orders!
re: Catskillgirl
It was Thin Mints for me too, until I found Ovenbaked Crispy Fudge Mint cookies at the 99 cents only store (now $1.00). I eat them only after they've spent a few hours in the freezer. In Southern California, Girl Scouts don't take orders very much anymore. If anyone is taking an order, it is their mother or father, at work. Usually, the moms and the Scouts set up a table of cookie boxes in front of a grocery store or other high foot traffic business and hawk their cookies.
I have been eating Thin Mints for probably longer than most Hounds have been alive, and I now prefer the dollar store version for its superior flavor.
re: Kate is always hungry
kate, weren't you the hound over on the tj's thread whom i told about the trader joe's chocolate mint goodies?
fyi, hounds, the "white chocolate" covered peppermint bark candy bar at the checkout line counter is superbly "girl scout thin mint" as thin mint used to be!
re: alkapal
Hi alkapal!
I'm the hound. I didn't see them last time I was at TJ. I'm going tomorrow so I will report back.
re: Kate is always hungry
chocolate covered peppermint jo-jos--they're in a narrow box of 12. The TJ's I went to yesterday had them with the Xmas stuff, not with the regular cookies.
Freeze them...yum
re: coney with everything
Of course! I freeze anything chocolate mint. TJ's here I come.
re: coney with everything
I went to TJ yesterday. I saw peppermint Jo-Jos but not chocolate covered. Are you sure they are chocolate covered? I was really looking forward to freezing them.
re: Kate is always hungry
yes, i'm sure cause i bought some. they are in a long, narrow box -- unlike the other peppermint jo-jo's.
did you find the white peppermint bark candy bar near checkout? like it?
re: alkapal
Thanks to you, alkapal, I sought out and bought (had a list) of everything recommended here at TJs. My opinion, from best to not so best, based on what went like lightening and what is still hanging around:
--the 99 cents amaretto cakes were excellent. When I went back for more, they were gone.
--the TJ shortbread (they were handing out pieces with their free excellent coffee, what a cool store) are exquisite. Sorry, Walker, you've been replaced.
--the chocolate covered peppermint Jo-Jos are a complete dessert in one cookie. The chocolate is outstanding -- how DO they do that, use an outstanding chocolate while every other manufacturer is using plastic chocolate? -- the cookie is good, the peppermint pieces are a nice touch, and one, just one, cookie is so very rich, it satisfies even a sweet-a-holic like me.
--I found the Metropolitan cookies, sorry to say, meh.
--I also found the peppermint Jo-Jos, sans chocolate, to be ordinary. Does TJ chocolate cover OTHER Jo-Jos?
--the peppermint bark is good, but not like the chocolate covered Jo-Jos good.
--oddly, the peppermint bark candy bar is still in its wrapper. I wonder why?
By far the best of my scientific excursion, then, were the shortbread and choc. covered Jo-Jo cookies. To die for, as the saying goes.
Oh, and the nut cookies I made with the TJ salty and sweet trail mix were excellent.
Hmmmm, I just thought of something -- can the Oreo cookie truffles (the hit of the holiday) be made with the choc. covered Jo-Jos? Uh oh................
Thanks again, alkapal.
re: dolores
thanks for the report. dolores! i love shortbread, and so must try it. i'll look for the amaretto cakes, too. i haven't tried my choco-covered pepp-jo-jo's.
as i mentioned elsewhere, the pepp bark candy bar is far better than the bark in a can. (oh no, did i say "bark"?!?!? LOLOL!)
re: alkapal
Unless they restock them, I think the little amaretto cakes were just for the holiday. I tried freezing the shortbread cookies to eat them slower -- it didn't work.
Trust me, you will lovvve the choc. covered Jo-Jos.
Okay, now I have to go open the candy bar!
That didn't take long -- I agree, the candy bar has more white chocolate on top of the dark chocolate, and tastes better.
And I still have to marvel at the quality of chocolate that TJ uses -- incredible stuff.
re: dolores
lol, dolores, i went and opened the choco-covered mint joe-joes. it is good, and one does go a long way to satisfying that sweet tooth! ;-).
and i agree about the chocolate quality! excellent. no waxy-choco-flavor.
i recently got "burned" buying from boy scouts "chocolate" covered popcorn and pretzels. when i opened the packages (inside the huge -- expensive -- tin), the treats were "chocolatey" (how in heaven's name can that be called "chocolatey"?) -- horrid. next time, my antennae are going to be fully arrayed for this fraud upon chocolate -- and me!! (i don't blame the poor boy scouts; they probably didn't know that "chocolatey" wasn't really chocolate!).
re: dolores
I love that sweet and salty mix. I am so copying and making cookies w/ it. genius!
Weighing in on store cookies. Tate's are our fave. They're a bit pricey but they taste so close to my gram's that I "need" them sometimes.
re: lucygoosey
Thanks, lucygoosey! Love the dog pic.
Tates is a new name to me.
re: Kate is always hungry
Yes indeed, as alkapal says. Long narrow burgundy-colored box--like Breton or Carr's crackers. If your TJ's has all their Xmas stuff piled together, they'll probably be there.
Ate the last one yesterday...must...get...another...box...
re: coney with everything
I'll check the other Trader Joe's. Now I must have those cookies!
stroopwafels, stroopwafels, stroopwafels
I discovered them while dating a Dutch guy in college - his family in L.A. would send them to Arizona because we just didn't have a cool Dutch imports store(and still don't!!). I went to NL on a trip a few years later and stuffed my suitcase with them.
I do enjoy Mothers iced ginger snaps as well.
As a kid: grandma always had Keeblers Fudge Stripes on hand, so I was all over those.
re: mamamia
You can get stroopwafels at The House of Rice Store in Scottsdale, AZ.
The House of Rice Store
3221 North Hayden Rd
(480) 947-6698
re: mamamia
If you want to order some FRESH, delicious stroopwaffles, try www.caramelcookiewaffles.com. They're made by the Dutch Brothers Bakery (in Billings, MT!) and are so much better than the imported ones that might have been sitting around for who knows how long.
re: emily
Oh, now you've done it. I might have to try those. I kept buying a couple tins of stroopwafels each time I went into Trader Joe's pretty much until they ran out. They get them in with the rest of the holiday stuff, so the ones I bought in Feb or maybe even March had indeed been sitting around that much more. They were imported from Holland, though. Addictive!
I have a new favorite cookie.........................WALMART Sams choice lemon white chocolate cookies. They taste homemade. Crispy yet soft,very fresh tasting,kinda like the texture of PF sausalito w/out the coconut. There r several varities in this new cookie line. The dark chocolate chip sounds good, but the chips are awful.
re: meatn3
The Lemon Daisy cookies by Dancing Deer too. They use real butter and other good stuff, and the presentation is really cute.
re: tarteaucitron
Mmmm...just tried the Lemon Daisy cookies. Very nice, not too rich or too sweet. Lemon tastes like lemon. They look so sweet you almost hate to bite, but then you're glad you did!
Has anyone tried the new oreo strawberry milshake cookies? I saw them at Target today and was pretty tempted.
re: coll
Yes, I forgot about them. I was very impressed with their quality also. I hadn't considered them to be a cookie, more of a cruncy granola type bar, but I guess if they were shaped differently and called a cookie, they might be perceived as one. I tried several varieties of those bars, and they were all very good, at least for that kind of a product, and far better than the other similar bars made by other companies. The competition's bars are soggier, more sugary, and consist of ingredients that are not of the quality used by Kashi. Note that these bars when they are not on sale, are not inexpensive, but at least you have peace of mind knowing that your "junk food" snack has greater elements of healthy ingredients than you might otherwise be consuming in some other prepackaged snack type cookie/bar.
pepperidge farms soft baked cookies...oatmeal cranberry, milk chocolate caramel, dark chocolate brownie captiva....a double chocolate cookie....milk chocolate chunk, milk chocolate macadamia.... need milk with any of these.....
Frankly, we don't eat that many store bought cookies any more.. my wife is a fantastic baker, and her cookies put Mrs. Field's to shame. So if we have cookies, they are usually Oreos to throw in the kids' lunches.
But I do remember Dad's Oatmeal Cookies (that's a brand, not my father) from my youth. They were very crunchy, so we always had them with milk, and dunked them to soften them up.
re: KevinB
Dad's were the best. I had forgotten about them. Big too. Sometimes mom would turn them into ice cream sandwiches for us. For us they weren't store bought, we bought them from the little shop they had at one side of the bakery in Oakland. It was always a treat, and amazing how many of those cookies would disappear before we got home.
I see several favorites already listed like the dare maple cookies and stroopwaffels, but I didn't notice any mention of Newman's Own Ginger-Os. I can't buy them because I can't leave them alone, but while I wouldn't call them "healthy," the ingredients list is short and normal-sounding.
Mrs. Fields semisweet chocolate cookies... individually packaged for freshness and deliciously soft and chewy. For a healthier cookie fix, Kashi Dark Chocolate Oatmeal cookies are pretty darn good.
re: Angela Roberta
Yes, the SD cookies you listed are great junk food. I don't know how anyone could eat just one cookie and call it a day. Of the assortment, I like the cookies with the colored frosting on top, as well as the ones with colored sprinkles, and also the ones that were a combination of half vanilla/chocolate flavor and color. Roman egg biscuits are deadly - they do resemble a hybrid cross between a cookie and a pound cake!!
Your listing Chinese Almond Cookies reminded me of the best packaged almond cookie I have ever had ... made by the Maurice Lenell Cooky Company (yes, that's how the spelling is on the package!) out of Chicago, IL., called "Mr. Chan's Chinatown Almond Cookies." They contained few ingredients, no preservatives, and were much richer tasting than most other such cookies I have had. I think the company either doesn't sell them at retail stores anymore, changed the recipe, or changed their company name.
Someone once told me they could only be bought in the Chicago area. (Maybe one of our Chicago and/or Illinois friends can fill us in on this!)
I will remember these cookies as the best I have ever had for that kind of cookie. It came in a red-colored package with symbols of dragons appearing on the front of the package breathing out the Yin/Yang symbol. In the middle of the package design was a picture of an emperor. If I was the designer, I would have pictured him eating a cookie, or feeding one to one of the dragons.
re: Catskillgirl
Cats! We all deserve a Breakfast Treat! (bg)
OK Jfood for mainstream:
Top choices:
1 - Mallomars
2 - Oreos
3 - Nutter Butter
4 - Milanos
5 - Fudge Stripes
i had a teacher in middle school who not only had keebler's fudge stripe cookies on hand, but distributed them to students with optional peanut butter spread on the bottom. in retrospect it seems a little irresponsible to be pumping all that fat into twelve year olds who already have no regard for their health in an area so fraught with obesity, but hey, who can argue when it's shoved in your face?
as far as my favorite store bought box cookies:
[1] oreo. double-stuf is a bit much for me, but i think the classic is perfectly balanced.
[2] pecan sandies. again, a cookie that isn't going to make many "best of" lists, but that buttery cookie with the hint of pecans is like a clinic in cookie restraint. it's fantastic.
[3] danish wedding cookies. you know the ones i mean: in the big pink box, covered in powdered sugar.
as far as store-bought cookies go, i usually stick to ones that i can't so easily replicate or top at home. i've never had a chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, or white chocolate macadamia cookie that tops the ones i can make in twenty minutes at my house, so i don't even bother.
re: beelzebozo
<< i've never had a chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, or white chocolate macadamia cookie that tops the ones i can make in twenty minutes at my house, so i don't even bother. >>
Try the Kashi brand of "TLC" (Tasty Little Cookies) Oatmeal Raisin Flax cookies. I bet you will say, "not too bad, not too far different from what I make."
I doubt you would use the number of ingedients Kashi uses, all of which would be considered very healthy, and all the more so for such a boxed prepackaged product of so-called "junk food." When you eat these things, you can actually think you are eating real and healthy food.
re: FelafelBoy
I actually think the Costco Kirkland brand of chocolate chip cookies are very very good, and very similar to homemade.
re: FelafelBoy
i've tried them, and they're fantastic, to be sure. again, though, i've made so many batches of homemade cookies of those few basic types that it takes zero brain power to toss together the dough and add what i want from there. i use alton brown's "the chewy" cookie dough recipe for the most part, but i've also adapted cook's illustrated "crispy oatmeal cookie" for when i'm in the mood for something with crisp outer edges and a nice chewy middle. it works particularly well for the chocolate chip cookies.
re: vegasmike
Carr's Lemon Ginger and Le Petit Ecolier with dark chocolate.
re: vegasmike
I thought Oreos were the first, and Hydrox copied them. I remember there used to be fighting between those people that swore that Oreos were the real version of this cookie vs. fans of the Hydrox version claimed that their favorite was the better version.
While I remember Oreo as being the original and the original for this kind of cookie, I much preferred the Hydrox version - it seemed sturdier, hardier, and of better quality. The Oreo seemed to disintegrate faster, not to say it was bad, but as compared with the Hydrox, it was of a different texture and hardiness, not as much to my liking! I think the Hydrox cookie was a bit larger, too.
I bought a box of Stella D'Oro cookies today and learned that the variety I was thinking of that I liked so much is called, "Lady Stella," which consists of a variety of cookies - half vanilla/chocolate, chocolate with sprinkles, vanilla with sprinkles, vanilla with colored frosting, and other varieties. I hadn't had these in years, and I may wind up in the hospital for the amount I had. They were as good as the last time I had them, which is surprising, because SD uses palm oil now vs. the other oil it used to make, and normally when there is such a change, the taste and quality is different. These taste the same. (I tried them with green tea, and later with ice cream. These different beverages allowed me to consume the entire box without tiring of them.)
I would rate this variety of cookie assortment among one of the best for this level of product. It's not a Keebler Pecan Sandies kind of quality for a cookie, but for what it professes to be, it is very good. And the Lady Stella variety allows an adult to think he is having fun while plowing through the box of cookies. Normally such a task is hard work. With the different shapes, sizes, and colors, this effort is just plain fun.
re: FelafelBoy
I enjoy your use of ice cream as a beverage. It certainly makes eating cookies even more enjoyable!
I have never been disappointed in the several varieties of Trader Joe's house brand cookies which I have tried. Particular favorites are Pinachios (white chocolate/pistachio), Caramel Cashew. the tiny almond sugar cookies, and the chocolate lace cookies. Most of them don't look like much, but you will be pleasantly surprised!
pepperidge farm "verona" cookies with the strawberry filling. shortcaky -- not too sweet filling. no cloying or strange aftertaste. simple and delightful. http://www.pepperidgefarm.com/Product...
i used to love pf's "bordeaux", but the flavoring has become too artificial -- or something. i am a former devotee, and will still go for them for some variety.
the keebler pecan sandies used to be superb. now, they have the same artificial taste as so many others. so sad.
windmill cookies (voortman?) and walker's shortbread.
and yes, i remember mystic mints, uptown j!
re: uptown jimmy
jfood has not seen pinwheels in years. dothey still make them. and mystic mints were a regular growing up as well.
re: uptown jimmy
Yes, I used to take 5 minutes to consume one of those windmill cookies. I think they had a combination of a cinammon and ginger type taste. I can't recall what the exact taste was, but I do remember they were unlike any other cookie I had ever tasted, and when I used to drink milk, were a delicious combination with it!!
Were the pinwheel cookies the ones with a chocolate coating, cookie/cake interior and some other coating, like a firmer bottom? I remember such a cookie that was so much fun to devour!!!
(Haven't had the Pecan Sandies in decades. Sorry to hear that their quality has decreased. Most of these manufacturers are using cheaper ingredients now - vanillin instead of vanilla, corn syrup instead of more basic sugar, artificial colors, artificial flavors, etc. That's why it's refreshing to read the ingredients used in the new cookie line of product, "TLC" made by Kashi. I have found, though that the taste of the Vienna Fingers and Stella D'Oro Lady Stella variety hasn't changed much from their taste of years ago.)
re: FelafelBoy
that's good news about vienna fingers. i haven't tried one in years.
and the windmills are based on the dutch speculaas cookie, i have determined.
they are particularly good with milk -- esp. dipping in the milk, and biting on one of the scattered almond slices in the cookie! here you can read the spice blend that is so tasty: http://www.godutch.com/windmill/recip...
re: alkapal
Aha! cloves, cardamom... no wonder my younger self had no idea what made these so delicious! I loved these cookies and lost all restraint while consuming them.
re: FelafelBoy
Stella D'Oro chocolate has changed but the cookie has not.
re: FelafelBoy
Pinwheels have a chocolate cookie bottom, a big, puffy ring of marshmallow, and a chocolate coating. They have a hole in the middle.
They're still available here in the South, and now they are available year-round. They used to only ship them in wintertime.
re: uptown jimmy
And the trick to eating them was to stick your finger in the hole and eat the circumference leaving a nice tulip-looking chocolate last bite from the chocolate in the middle.
Chocolate purist cookie-lover's vote:
Choco Leibniz dark
Lu Le Petit Ecolier dark (NOT the super-dark, let's maintain a sense of proportion here)
Nonni's Biscotti Decadence
and, off duty, I'm with the Hob Nob Lady!
Mmmm... cookies.
1I DeStrooper Almond Thins
2) LU chocolate wafer cookies
3) Pepperidge Farm Geneva
4) Oreos (just the cookie part)
stroopwafels and girl scout thin mint! anyone know where you can buy stroopwafels in the atlanta area?
Peek Frean's raspberry or strawberry jam and cream sandwich cookies. God, what a treat those were, because we had to get them at the Canadian comissary (when we lived in Germany, roughly the period that dinosaurs roamed the earth)
Every once in a great while I see them in the store and buy them. They are still yummy.
Newman's Own Organic's Ginger O's Really delicious ginger flavor with cream center. great cookie.
Pim's chocolate raspberry.
Dancing Deer Mango Coconut Macadamia Cookies big sugar cookies with pieces of mango
The 2 I like the most are the store brand of oreo type cookies sold at Safeway or Vons. They are close to tasting like Hydrox cookies which were always better than Oreos. Actually Hydrox was the original one and have been taken off the market through mergers. The other one I like are the new Sandies in the dark chocolate and almond flavor, yum!
re: vegasmike
The LU schoolboy cookies were on sale recently, and I had forgotten just how good they are. One box milk, one box dark, and they are both gone.
re: vegasmike
uh oh! sandies -- in dark chocolate and almond? oh my!
Pepperidge Farm Sausalito and Milano's
Keebler (I think) Chocolate Covered Grahams
Those long wafer cookies with the vanilla filling inside...I don't think they make them anymore.
re: laliz
My vote goes for Double Chocolate Milanos. Girl scout cookies too...especially the Samoas but really I'll take any of 'em. Actually I'm friends with many a store-bought cookie :)
My bro and sil go nuts over those white fudge oreos and my 4-yo did too last year when they sent us a box (never even looked to see if we get them in Canada or not?) Anyhoots, I've found a mould at the craft store specific for coating oreos - going to give homemade a go with white chocolate and see if they get the same reaction...
I don't know how far from NYC these are sold but Tate's chocolate chip are far and away the best chocolate chip cookie ive ever had. Tate's used to be called Kathleen's, and is based out of South Hampton. She sold the name (they're awful now) and started Tate's named after her son. It's a thin, dark brown and crisp cookie. I only ever eat the chocolate chip, but based on that the others are probably pretty good.
You may be able to find them at gourmet type places. They're not too hard to find in NYC, at least in manhattan. If you can't find em go here: http://tatesbakeshop.com/store/defaul...
You will NOT be disappointed.
re: 2slices
I agree - Tate's cookies are wonderful. In Manhattan, they even sell them at the corner Korean market/bodega. I prefer the ones with nuts.
re: 2slices
Oooo.. I had these for the first time over the summer while visiting NYC - love love love the crispy oatmeal raisin cookies!
Hazelnut Petit Ecolier.
Vienna Fingers. There is an ice cream store here that has a vienna finger flavor, it is so good! I also like vanilla ice cream with vienna fingers crushed on top
Chocolate mint Girl Guide cookies! Mmm mmm. Even better since they changed the recipe and include a creamy mint center! I'm not sure if the Girl Guide cookies are the same in America... but in Canada, these are amazing!
Aside from these, I also really love those Maple sandwich cookies. No particular brand, they're all pretty delicious to me. Even packages purchased at the dollar store!
re: Hassley
I love those mint GG cookies. I also use them as a base for mini chocolate cheesecakes. Mmmm.
Oreos! Definitely Oreos, preferably for breakfast dunked in a hot cup of coffee. Yummy. I think I need to run to the grocery store right now...!
I really like President's Choice Lassy Mogs. They are soft and slightly spicy cookies with molasses, pecans, raisins and dates in them. But we will not be buying any more because we go through a package way too fast. I cannot afford to buy one size larger pants!
I just discovered Trader Joe's Metropolitan cookies. I think they might be new, at least at our store. They're thin cookied coated with dark chocolate. They're a little bit like Le Petit Escolier, but I thought they were better, and they're $1.99 a package.
re: al b. darned
This is sort of a cookie/cake..but how about black & white "cookies!?"
I find them pre-packaged in airports and gourmet food stores.
There is a company called "Chris's Cookies" out of NJ that makes them and ships
them around the country. Also, love Walkers butter cookies & lavendar, honey, oatmeal cookies (relatively low-cal for such deliciousness in a package- I get mine 2 in a package at Starbuck's for portion control.)
re: al b. darned
My mom (skinny as a rail - hate her!) loves Carr's Ginger Lemon Creams so much that at the Dollar Store she spied them and bought every single package they had. She called me right when she got home to gleefully tell me about her score! She just kept going on and on about how she could not find them in the regular store. They had to strap a giant box to the top of her SUV after they could no longer stuff any more boxes inside the car!
I have eaten those Kashi devils. But I ate them out of doors and while backpacking so the calories did not count! I like these Anna thing crispy cookies in the spicy cinnamony variety (almondy in a pinch). I let out a little uncontrollable screech when the checkout clerk man handles them! I also like mint milanos and another Pepperidge Farm cookie (the name escapes me) that is very thin and lacy and covered with chocolate! Humminah! I hate Sandies!!! Yes, hate! They taste like sawdust to me. Also, nothing involving a marshmallow. I can already feel the Chow daggers.
re: Sal Vanilla
if that marshmallow is big enough, it just might protect you from those chow daggers. word to the wise, alkisal! bff, a
re: latindancer
individually wrapped Little Debbie oatmeal with the white cream in the middle.
OOOHHH!!! I love those!
re: al b. darned
i loved those growing up. they don't taste the same, though.
btw, trader joe's shortbread cookies are addictive.
re: alkapal
Boy, are they ever alkapal. You can't eat just one -- package.
BTW, alcapal, the TJ white chocolate peppermint bar tastes as good in pancakes as the TJ mini peanut butter cups. Luckily for me TJ is NOT within walking distance.
re: dolores
i only have three bars to last the year. i didn't stock up.
thanks for the shortbread "heads-up."
re: alkapal
YW on the shortbread, they're amazing aren't they?
Rats. You mean the white chocolate peppermint bar is seasonal? Ack. Next year....get in my freezer!
I just made c/c cookies with leftover TJ chips, white and semi-sw. and threw in the rest of the TJ mini p/b cups. *sigh* The tough part will be not to eat them. All.
re: Mandymac
Did you know that Mother`s went out of business!!! But glad to say that after a few months absence, the cookies are back on the shelves. My family and I are so happy. Although my mom keeps telling me that there used to be chocolate ones as well as the pretty pink and white ones, these are my faves. When I was a kid there used to be a square shaped chocolate chip shortbread cookie also made by Mother`s that disappeared years ago.
re: EastBayShortcake
I will have to try that-thanks for the heads up! sounds SOOO good!
re: rainey
OHmy. I forgot about those! One year I bought a case! Now I'm down to about 3 boxes/year since I'm trying to cut down on sugar. They are THE BEST!
re: rainey
those TJ's JoJo's are SO good crushed and mixed into vanilla ice cream......
re: mamachef
my TJ's is still carrying the holiday special Peppermint Jo-Jo's ice cream...
Carr's gingersnaps filled with lemon cream are pretty damned wonderful.
Once I tried to replicate them and I got a lemon cream that was pretty excellent using Trader Joe's lemon curd as a base but I'll be damned if I can remember what I did with it.
Best cookie, bar none --- Grace's Best Sunflower Seed Petite Cookies. I defy you not to eat the whole bag. Pretty healthy, too, for cookies; just oats, butter, brown sugar, flour, sunflower seeds, eggs, and vanilla. I get them at HyVee, about 4.00 for a 12 oz bag.
re: twinkle556
Amazon must just have a supply issue - i checked the LU website, and if you click on "the many tastes of LU," choose "sweet biscuits," and then "petit écolier," they still show the white chocolate (along with milk, dark, and my personal favorite, extra dark).
Does anyone know the name or brand of a cookie very similar to Choco Leibniz or Lu's Petit ecolier? I believe it has a knight on a horse or something similar as logo.
In no particular order-
Pecan Sandies
Pepperidge Farms shortbread cookies with the jam in the middle
Fig Newtons
Nutter Butters
Pinwheels (do they still make them? They were incredible)
Snackwell's Devil's food cookies (they needn't apologize to anybody for being fat free)
vienna fingers are just addicting
Little debbie Oatmeal pies
And the frosted animal crackers. I like to freeze them and i thik they taste awesome.
My preference is for Nabisco chocolate thins or gingersnaps; I also enjoy the occasional lemon snaps. Not particularly healthy, no, but I don't eat a dozen at a time. Real Nilla wafers are also good to have in the freezer.
re: snowwater91
I LOVE almonette cookies.... the flavor and texture are proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy... quoting Ben Franklin
re: cajungirl
Pretty much any girl scout cookie falls into "best package" although Samoas and Tagalongs are the best!
I love coconut so Pepperidge Farm's Tahiti cookies are one of my favorites and I am glad they brought them back to this area. I also loved a cookie by Mother's called Taffy cookies that tasted like brown sugar and coconut with a white cream filling...I have to look and see if they still make those!
-jules destrooper chocolate covered butter biscuits, by far - the chocolate is excellent quality.
-trader joe's candy cane joe joe's - the only flavor i enjoy
-i haven't eaten a pepperidge farm cookie in ages, but my absolute favorite used to be the brussels cookie - a crumbly, crunchy cookie sandwiched with chocolate. it was buttery and not at all dry like the milanos.
re: janetxb
Any and all cookies by Dancing Deer! Not available everywhere....got ours in the local health food store, and also online. Their chocolate chip, double chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, and their Brownies are all incredible. They are in Massachussetts.
Coconut, almond toffee florentine cookies new at Costco - in a round, see-thru plastic container.
So. Darndy Darn. GOOD!
Does it have to be boxed?
Because my favorite is the refrigerated tubes of sugar cookies, before they hit the oven. Chocolate chip is good too, I havent had most of the rest because I try to limit my exposure to the refrigrated cookie dough. But I love it.


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[x] You have ran into a glass/screen door.
[ ] You have jumped out of a moving vehicle.
[x] You have thought of something funny and laughed, and then people gave you weird looks.
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[x] You have eaten a bug accidentally (it was DISGUSTING)
[x] You are taking this test when you should be doing something more important. (I am on the internet when I should be doing something important)
[x] You have put your clothes on backwards or inside out, and didn't realize it. (stupid sweatshirt, its always the same one)
[x] You've looked all over for something and realized it was in your hand/pocket the whole time.
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[x] When you're lying in bed, you try to find pictures in the texture on the ceiling.
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If Crystal Bowersox doesn't win Fox's American Idol (Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 8 p.m. ET), it won't be for a lack of celebrity plugs. She may not have wowed the judges last night, but that hasn't stemmed the tide of famous fans expressing love for this dreadlocked, self-assured 24-year-old mom from Ohio.
What is it about this potential Idol that excites high-profile stars? A host of former Idol contestants -- from Kelly Clarkson to Jason Castro to Fantasia -- have joined the chorus of support. Here's a sampling of more Bowersox ballyhoo:
Melissa Etheridge told ABC News Radio: "She's just being herself and that's so great to see on that show...And that's what I've been trying to shine light on for the last twenty years: 'Hey, we can be whoever we are...we don't all have to be the same.'" During Etheridge's appearance on The View, the Grammy winner added, "I like her. She's real."
Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees told The Insider: "Crystal…should win in my opinion...They're all talented, but I like Crystal."
Wanda Sykes raved on The Ellen DeGeneres Show: "She is something special...[She's] in a different class from everybody else." (How I Met Your Mother's Alyson Hannigan also gushed about Bowersox during an interview with DeGeneres.)
Jane Krakowski of 30 Rock told OK! Magazine: "She's organic...Organic is my favorite thing about her. I think that's really who she is...She's not faking anything, I don't feel."
Miranda Lambert told Zap2it.com: "[Crystal] is who she is, and I love people [with whom] there's no question what they do...They get up there, they do it, and you know who they are. That's my favorite kind of artist...I'm always interested to see what she'll do."
Christina Applegate Twittered after last night's show: "Mama sox may need our votes tonight. So let's help!"
Do celebrities root for Bowersox because so many have felt the pressure to conform (and risk losing their true self) on camera? Or is it because the newcomer's abundant talent commands respect? Perhaps it's both.
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IndyCar: Fine, probation against Bourdais has been withdrawn
Jun 25, 2014, 2:52 PM EST
A couple weeks ago after Texas, Sebastien Bourdais had been issued a $10,000 fine and placed on probation for the remainder of the Verizon IndyCar Series season.
Turns out, those penalties have been withdrawn after a review by INDYCAR. But there's still been no explanation for why the penalties have been withdrawn, as there was no explanation for the initial penalties issued.
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INDYCAR announced today that following an internal review it has withdrawn penalties issued against Sebastien Bourdais following the Firestone 600 at Texas Motor Speedway. Bourdais had been penalized for violation of Rule 9.3.1 of the Verizon IndyCar Series rulebook during an incident with Justin Wilson on Lap 121 of the event.
The KVSH Racing driver had been fined $10,000 and placed him on probation for the remainder of the 2014 Verizon IndyCar Series season. Both the fine and probation issued to Bourdais have been rescinded.
NASCAR: Reddit users provide snapshot of fan reaction to this year's Chase
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GP2 champ Jolyon Palmer quick in first F1 test despite engine/technical woes
Nov 25, 2014, 3:00 PM EST
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I have recently uploaded a file called PSP 6.35 PRO B for the psp system and i have mentioned that you must have version 6.35 to make the files works for those that doesn't have version 6.35 this is your update version of 6.35 simply just place this file into your psp game folder and you should see a option of the update pop up inside your psp game > system storage menu once you selected it'll automatically update your psp system to version 6.35 ( Make sure that your PSP system is fully charge before you go through with the procedure otherwise it would not work ) Hope this works If not please let me know
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not the actual custom firmware, since the new 6.35 PRO B needed system version 6.35 which means you have to change your system version and this is what you need to change it
not the actual custom firmware, since the new 6.35 PRO B needed system version 6.35 which means you have to change your system version and this is what you need to change it
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Three same-sex couples marry Sunday in Norfolk
Gay marriage celebrations continue across Hampton Roads six days after Supreme Court denies appeals for ban.
Gay marriage celebrations continue across Hampton Roads six days after Supreme Court denies appeals for ban.
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Bert travels to Mount Sunapee to participate in the annual Slush Cup, a contest where participants try to ski or snowboard across a 90-ft. man-made pond.
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Bert goes to historic Canobie Lake Park where he rides the classic wooden Yankee Cannonball roller coaster, the antique carousel and other more modern thrill rides.
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Bert tries his hand at power-kiting, an extreme sport that involves controlling a large kite as the wind elevates you to astonishing heights.
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Calling all sales reps! The Spooktacular contest is back, starting this August through October! This is a great opportunity for your sales representatives to earn extra money and compete for a grand prize of $500. The earlier you start, the more cash you can earn!Sell a Statewide Classified for $350 and your newspaper keeps $150 Sell a 2x2 for $1,200 and your newspaper keeps $600 Sell a 2x4 for $2,400 and your newspaper keeps $1,200 Sell a 1x2 Statewide Display for $599 and your newspaper keeps $249 Sell a MIghty MO Classified ad for $850 and your newspaper keeps $127.50 In addition MPS will pay the SALES REPS a $25 BONUS for EACH AD SOLD! Salesperson with the most ads sold will win the GRAND PRIZE of $500.
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Among speakers will be Carol Richer Gammell. Gammel served as associate publisher for MacDonald Classified Services from 1986 until December of 2001. She has been a speaker at more than 350 newspaper conventions and has conducted training workshops and onsite seminars for newspaper advertising sales professionals at more than 800 newspapers in the U.S. and Canada.
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How often should a girl initiate texting?
This guy has texted me first about 10 times in the past few weeks. I've only initiated once, I want to look interested without looking clingy. (I know I should initiate more) He texted me last Friday, I texted him Monday, he texted me Thursday. It's Sunday, should I text him first? Maybe wait until Monday to see if he'll initiate? I want to text him first, but I did pretty recently.
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I just text when I want. I remember we used to talk on the phone in high school lol. The iPhone changed that though. Why not tell him if you're interested? I would think the texting thing would show how often you want to communicate rather than if you like him. What I mean is I wouldn't necessarily think someone wanted to be more than friends if they text me.
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Trafalgar Village House Rental Photos and Description
6 Bedrooms And 4 Bathrooms
This is Beautiful South Facing brand new 6 bed, 4 bath home located in the guarded resort of Trafalgar Village in Kissimmee. Has its own Private Pool and Spa, has wireless Internet and TVs in all bedrooms, large flat screen TV in family room, one bedroom upstairs all other bedrooms on ground floor level. Two King Size bedrooms with private bathrooms also with patio doors out to the pool deck area, two twin bedrooms and two full double bedrooms. The garage has also been converted into games room with pool table and fuseball, Tv and has a fan. The resort clubhouse has large communal pool, cinema, fitness room and games room area. Fully equipped for your stay including all linens and towels you will love staying at this fine home.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair accessible
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By Christina Ng
ABC News
BOCA RATON, Fla. — A Florida convict known as the "Superthief" has been arrested and charged with two armed sexual assaults from the 1970s and authorities are investigating whether he could be a serial rapist that has eluded authorities for decades.
John Arthur MacLean, 65, was arrested on Friday after being linked to multiple sexual batteries by DNA.
In April 2010, the Boca Raton Police Department Cold Case detectives began investigating unsolved crimes, including a number of unsolved sexual battery cases. A case of two sisters who were sexually assaulted "piqued the interest of the detectives," police wrote in a news release. DNA evidence lead them to MacLean, but authorities were informed that there was a four-year statute of limitations for armed sexual batteries that occurred before July 1, 1976 and the attack on the sisters had taken place in February of that year.
Full Story: Florida's 'superthief' charged with sexual attacks from the 1970's


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UNOH Seminar with Mick Duncan
Urban Shalom and the People of God
This seminar will focus on the nature of cities and competing visions for their projected futures. Together we will explore a biblical understanding of God's 'Shalom' as this relates to people, society and broader creation as well as asking what prevents Shalom from occurring in urban neighbourhoods. This seminar is run in conjunction with Stirling Theological College and can be taken for credit (foundational unit). For details please contact John Williamson (firstname.lastname@example.com) or ph: 9790 1000.
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Cost: $100 waged $70 unwaged
Dates: July 11-12 open seminar 14-16 closed seminar for credit and Submerge students
Venue: 2/6-12 Airlie Ave, Dandenong*
* Please note that this intensive was advertised in Finding Life as occurring in Sydney, but will be happening in Melbourne. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience.