team Hydrox also, but iāll eat Oreos because they are easier to find. but Hydrox is officially back. i hear they are available at Wal-Mart, for those that can stand going there.
Going uber regional, if any canucks here recognize these (without googling) Iāll be impressed.
I donāt recognize them, but they look tasty, in a very old-school kind of way.
New to me. Is marketing cookies as āmoistā still a thing?
I havenāt had Hydrox since the 90s sometime. As I recall, I preferred them to Oreo. They had a more ācomplexā taste, if thatās the right word.
I donāt know what those are, but I suddenly want to eat my iPad.
Arnottās Tim Tams; a delectable treat my friend in New Zealand hipped me to.
If your ipad tasted like Tim Tams, at least youād die happyā¦
I hink this is a good time to throw some Hobnobs into the mix
Great for dunking into coffee or tea.
My favourite. Also remarkably popular with people who have never heard of them before but are willing to try them for the first time.
to be honest, i havenāt had them in a long time either, and i refuse to step into a Walmart just to get some. i keep hoping iāll stumble across them somewhere else. i do recall they were less sweet, and the cookie tastedā¦ better in some way i canāt describe.
Australian. Theyāre Australian! They may be sold in NZ but theyāre definitely ours!
Dunno where you live, but the Ralphs in La CaƱada Flintridge, CA, had a box day before yesterday.
Yes, one box on the shelf, surrounded by maybe a dozen different varieties of Oreos.
iām in NV, but iāll keep an eye out next time iām over in CA. thanks!
Good job on the export, then!
Youāre welcome! Tim tams are great. Especially original and the caramel variety. Double coatās ok too.
I prefer a Tunnocks Teacake
FYI, Tim-Tams are available from Amazon US, though Hydrox are not, the last time I checked. Several Tunnocks products are as well, including tea-cakes.