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I grew up with these but i was 32 before i ever tasted the actual cookies
- Thread starter Slayven
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The pretzel shaped ones and the rectangle ones with sugar on top are the best. Followed by the rainbow shaped one.
My mom stored odds and ends in them from time to time, but I always looked forward to Christmas when we'd get new tins and delicious cookies.
My mom stored odds and ends in them from time to time, but I always looked forward to Christmas when we'd get new tins and delicious cookies.
OP
OP
Are you not entertained?
Hush old man
Sadly I think they nerfed the quality of the container recently. A few years ago I bought some of these out of nostalgia and used them to put my kids crayons in. They were sturdy, about how I remembered them as a kid.
But when I bought a tin a few weeks ago the thing was flimsy as shit once you opened it. My grandmas are rolling in their grave.
Maybe I just got a weirdly borked tin? Maybe I'll buy another this week for science.
But when I bought a tin a few weeks ago the thing was flimsy as shit once you opened it. My grandmas are rolling in their grave.
Maybe I just got a weirdly borked tin? Maybe I'll buy another this week for science.
He's a 68 year-old British tailor who used to work in several Central and South American countries before finally settling down in Panama City. Ever seen this movie? It's a slightly fictionalized account of his life.
I had like 2 or 3 tins over Christmas.
The unassuming circle one with the ridges on the left are the secret GOAT of the tin. Then it goes swirly>pretzel>rounded rectangle>>>>>>>>>>the horrible larger round ones.
This is the undisputed ranking don't @ me.
The unassuming circle one with the ridges on the left are the secret GOAT of the tin. Then it goes swirly>pretzel>rounded rectangle>>>>>>>>>>the horrible larger round ones.
This is the undisputed ranking don't @ me.
Right! These are clearly biscuits - how come it incorrectly says cookies even on the tin itself? Wasn't expecting that!
Trying to guess Slayven's age is like trying to guess Sakurai's character picks for Smash: you can't snd lives for trolling you guys but it's fun to guess regardless.
Anyhow, the cookies are alright, but you'd think they're luxury brand for the container they're in.
Pirouette containers have been put to good use as of late too.
Anyhow, the cookies are alright, but you'd think they're luxury brand for the container they're in.
Pirouette containers have been put to good use as of late too.
You mean they actually sell these with actual cookies in them?
PSA: These containers are great to stash your personal happy leafs
PSA: These containers are great to stash your personal happy leafs
My grandma would always buy cans of these and have them out.
she'd also have 1 or 2 in the closet with threads and needles.
she'd also have 1 or 2 in the closet with threads and needles.
Yup, growing up with this too. I think the one sold in Thailand is a knock-off brand.
And the curled cookie in the middle of op pic is always the first one gone.
And the curled cookie in the middle of op pic is always the first one gone.
i always check these for cookies because of the one time i actually found cookies instead of sewing kit stuff
the 1 out of 100 times probably made me who i am today
the 1 out of 100 times probably made me who i am today
My grandparents used to get these but I haven't had them since I was a kid. The ring ones are the best, followed by the pretzel.
I thought they were just fancy tupperware containers
Love them. There are imitation tins like these I've found on and off, even with the deep blue colored tins but I don't believe it's from this brand.
I haven't been looking for cookies lately due to COVID 19 and trying to cut calories as ive been less active
You've got it confused, those change bags are clearly intended to hold D&D dice.