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I will never dare to eat another cookie from Doubletree Hilton
when I checked in last night here in Italy, the clerk gave me this greasy little brown bag that looked and smelled just horrible
never again https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...9179b91125.jpg |
You’re not supposed to eat the bag ... |
Super first world problem...
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I'm guessing that most guys have figured out not to touch these cookies after the second try. I've seen two women eat these things.....both weighed more than the legal limit.
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Originally Posted by hedoman
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I'm guessing that most guys have figured out not to touch these cookies after the second try. I've seen two women eat these things.....both weighed more than the legal limit.
Being fat is beautiful and aspirational. |
Originally Posted by hedoman
(Post 31477058)
I'm guessing that most guys have figured out not to touch these cookies after the second try. I've seen two women eat these things.....both weighed more than the legal limit.
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I think that the DT cookies are alright and I guess they are part of the face of the brand, but I always feel super weird getting them in places other than the US, especially where there isn’t a big local dessert culture (e.g. East Asia). I feel like I am imposing American calorie culture on places where it is not a fit. |
Originally Posted by arlflyer
(Post 31477284)
I think that the DT cookies are alright and I guess they are part of the face of the brand, but I always feel super weird getting them in places other than the US, especially where there isn’t a big local dessert culture (e.g. East Asia). I feel like I am imposing American calorie culture on places where it is not a fit. |
Yes, they do have a ton of calories and little other nutritional value, just like most other junk food. But they do have a place. I love them when staying at DT Park City, Breckenridge and Vail. Take 2 or 3 with me for a day of skiing, saves $$$ over typical ski mountain lunch with just about the same nutritional value, calories and energy😊!
I agree, OP’s cookie bag picture is particularly revolting. Personally, I would have politely asked for a different cookie. |
I never have hot ones - always ask for cold cookies!
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They are sometimes my savior when jet lag has me awake at 4am and I'm craving for coffee and breakfast
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Originally Posted by Dr Jabadski
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Yes, they do have a ton of calories and little other nutritional value, just like most other junk food. But they do have a place. I love them when staying at DT Park City, Breckenridge and Vail. Take 2 or 3 with me for a day of skiing, saves $$$ over typical ski mountain lunch with just about the same nutritional value, calories and energy😊!
I agree, OP’s cookie bag picture is particularly revolting. Personally, I would have politely asked for a different cookie. |
Had 2 of them last week - they were good!
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Originally Posted by sbams
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They are sometimes my savior when jet lag has me awake at 4am and I'm craving for coffee and breakfast
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Enjoyed two on National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day, but would not choose a property for the cookies. Also, looked at the ingredients and found out that the taste I do not like very much came from oatmeal. Not a fan of oatmeal in chocolate chip cookies.
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