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- Soon after these became ubiquitous in grocery stores, the manufacturer stopped using butter. I don't buy them anymore.by Exoristos
- As a Belgian I still dislike this new branding.by Dries007
- Wow. Seems people do love it. My thought was always there could be no cheaper or worse snack that airlines can offerby geodel
- I'd read that there are a few snack items resistant to GLP-1 induced food aversions, when I was on a GLP-1, Biscoff cookies felt like one of them. I may have an Amazon scheduled delivery of Biscoff, which every month, I intend to cancel, and somehow forget to follow through.by jmpman
- Please, make sure you try these at least once in your life: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speculoosby sasaf5
- Claire Saffitz makes cinnamon rolls with these cookies as the inner cinnamon filling, they’re so good with the spiceby c0rruptbytes
- Have you heard of Biscoff spread? It's kinda like peanut butter except, it's made out of cookies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BZsIY6PUPU (might not be sfw)by adzm
- > a peanut shortage prompted Delta, then America’s fourth-largest airline, to seek an alternative onboard snack
I never knew this was the reason. I had assumed that airlines stopped serving peanuts as an accomodation to the increasing number of people with peanut allergies.
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