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No no no! Sainsbury's quadruple chocolate chip cookies are the best....oo and Rolo Cookies! You gotta try em....mmm my mouth is watering just thinking about their yumminess!
suga_fly_77
No no no! Sainsbury's quadruple chocolate chip cookies are the best....oo and Rolo Cookies! You gotta try em....mmm my mouth is watering just thinking about their yumminess!
I cant say I've tasted the sainsburys ones. Not to keen on tesco finest though, and I usually like that range.. mm..especially tesco finest strawberries and cream cheesecake
Now come on, if you're lying to me and I go out and buy sainsburys cookies and they're inferior to M&S, I will return and neg rep you.
Tescos cookies are mankey - too dry (well the ones in tesco express are which have been left out all day
) I like a nice moist cookie - like Millies cookies but not as expensive! Sainsburys are good, I have to admit though - the which chocolate and rasperry are quite nice! I think ones in packets are a good idea though....after my tesco experience !!
) I like a nice moist cookie - like Millies cookies but not as expensive! Sainsburys are good, I have to admit though - the which chocolate and rasperry are quite nice! I think ones in packets are a good idea though....after my tesco experience !!
Miles
I cant say I've tasted the sainsburys ones. Not to keen on tesco finest though, and I usually like that range.. mm..especially tesco finest strawberries and cream cheesecake
Now come on, if you're lying to me and I go out and buy sainsburys cookies and they're inferior to M&S, I will return and neg rep you.
Now come on, if you're lying to me and I go out and buy sainsburys cookies and they're inferior to M&S, I will return and neg rep you.
I promise I'm not lying. Go out and give your tastebuds a treat.
Oh and Millies cookies - oh.my.god. Orgasmic.
M&S cookies are the best!!!!! I love them sooooooooooooooo much. Argh, I want one now.
I used to work in the bakery in Somerfield, and we made essentially the same cookies as everyone else. they come out of a big box with hundreds of little lumps of dough in, which you just throw in the oven.
you think they taste good after they've been standing on a shelf for a few hours? you should taste them the minute after they come out of the oven, and are gooey all over!
you think they taste good after they've been standing on a shelf for a few hours? you should taste them the minute after they come out of the oven, and are gooey all over!
Miles
yum yum. anyone want to buy me some?
They are yummy but far too sweet to pig out on. Have you ever tried Ben and Jerry's Cookie Dough ice cream? You'd love it.
Oh my god that ice cream tastes like heaven I love it and can easily eat the whole tub!
I love the Subway ones, particularly M&N flavour, sorry 
I think M & S cookies are utterly superb.
Only problem is their appeal. You can quite happily eat 2,3 maybe even the whole packet. Their intense chewiness and sweetness eventually manages to sate your gluttony.
But then, the sickness begins. Your stomach hurts, your teeth hurt and you just want to die. Then you pick up a fresh packet and start the process all over again...
Only problem is their appeal. You can quite happily eat 2,3 maybe even the whole packet. Their intense chewiness and sweetness eventually manages to sate your gluttony.
But then, the sickness begins. Your stomach hurts, your teeth hurt and you just want to die. Then you pick up a fresh packet and start the process all over again...
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You can quite happily eat 2,3 maybe even the whole packet.
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