Famous Amos chocolate chip cookies

used to be soft batch cookies but now I try to steer clear of all inner aisles in the grocery store.

Used to be Archer Farms chocolate chip pecan but my Target no longer has them:



Tahoes are hard to beat:

Pecan Sandies are high on my list, too.



That is, if I had a list. Or if I ate cookies, store bought or otherwise.

My wife (MHNBPF) bought a small package of maybe 15 vanilla sandwich cookies in Zimbabwe one time and paid 250,000 ZimDollars for them. Today that sam epack would probably cost 3-4 million ZimDollars or more.

I remember the guy in the little store out in the boonies acted like he hadn't sold any cookies in months. He thought we were rich people. I guess we were.

We hadn't had any cookies in a while, so they were pretty good (for African cookies). NOt as good as Pecan Sandies though. I remember flying back into Houston. I stepped off the plane, walked over to the first news stand past the gate and purchased a Diet Dr. Pepper. Tasty...

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MeridianDog

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My wife (MHNBPF)

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Ok I've seen you post this in a few threads and I can't figure out what it means and its killing me.

Also, to stay on topic, I'm not a huge cookie fan but I do love me some famous amos

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MHNBPF

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She is a really terrific - wonderful person. Absolutely the best member of my family and a gift from God. I do not deserve her.

It means

May Her Name Be Praised Forever

FAs are good.

Oreos have not been the same since they took out the transfats (taste is the same, but texture of cookie and creme is not).

Best "store boughts" ever were the initial Duncan Hines soft chocolate chip cookies (around 81/82). Then they overloaded with chocolate chips and ruined them.

I'll take the blame

Meridian thats a load off my mind and a nice thing to say