@...dieAntagonista: When I visited Ireland a bunch of years ago I ended up making cookies. The crap they had there was like cardboard. I took a huge pile of these cookies to a D&D game and they were all amazed by them.
A few months ago a friend of mine visited from the UK and she became obsessed with fresh baked cookies made from the pre-made dough (not very good cookies IMO). She fell in love with a variety of other foods too.
It was quite amusing. But then, I don’t actually like cookies. I’m one of those people who likes baking but rarely eats the product.
I would offer to send you some but they probably wouldn’t be any good by the time they arrived.
@...outofocus:
Aw haha that’s so sweet of you.
Yes you’re exactly right. They do sell chocolate chip cookies here, but they’re supposedly too hard. And I heard that the original American ones, are special because they’re still soft in the inside.
I too love to bake and cook, but am not really a cookie fan either. What I do adore is traditional foods, and since America is a very young nation, you don’t have that many. So those few ones seem very special to me.
SumoSnipe (#4452)
15 years ago
I thought we had proof of this thing dead and decapitated…HAH looks like the bounty is back on!
@...dieAntagonista: Yeah, we don’t have much in the way of traditional food. It’s interesting sometimes to think about the food I cook and how it’s from so many different places.
This sucks so much. It makes me want to upload the Two-Face photoshop I made.
Thats so freaky
Works for me. It creeps me out. And I just realised, I’ve never had one of these typical American chocolate chip cookies.
Don’t you mean Bizarro Cookie Monster?
Don’t you mean… BIZARRO Bizarro Cookie Monster?
Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro! Bizarro!
looks like one of the guys from “Earth Girls are Easy” before he was shaved.
@...dieAntagonista: When I visited Ireland a bunch of years ago I ended up making cookies. The crap they had there was like cardboard. I took a huge pile of these cookies to a D&D game and they were all amazed by them.
A few months ago a friend of mine visited from the UK and she became obsessed with fresh baked cookies made from the pre-made dough (not very good cookies IMO). She fell in love with a variety of other foods too.
It was quite amusing. But then, I don’t actually like cookies. I’m one of those people who likes baking but rarely eats the product.
I would offer to send you some but they probably wouldn’t be any good by the time they arrived.
@...outofocus:
Aw haha that’s so sweet of you.
Yes you’re exactly right. They do sell chocolate chip cookies here, but they’re supposedly too hard. And I heard that the original American ones, are special because they’re still soft in the inside.
I too love to bake and cook, but am not really a cookie fan either. What I do adore is traditional foods, and since America is a very young nation, you don’t have that many. So those few ones seem very special to me.
I thought we had proof of this thing dead and decapitated…HAH looks like the bounty is back on!
@...dieAntagonista: Yeah, we don’t have much in the way of traditional food. It’s interesting sometimes to think about the food I cook and how it’s from so many different places.