Those cookies. Jesus those things are sweet as fuck. Literally eat 1-2 and have to drink a bottle of water to wash it down.Those cookies are absolutely awful. DO NOT buy them. This is what you want (there are mini varieties, which are fine and taste the same). These aren't pumpkin, obviously, but the packaging is the same save for the color:
A single package has about 1200 - 1500 calories, so you can easily fit it into a day's diet.
Quoting an old post, but I'll check this out. Gonna be in LA in a couple weeks. I love Italian food.
I never fully understood what you were talking about when you talked about these cookies, I pictured something like these, but just assumed you were talking about something better because I never seen someone so gaga over them. Now that I know that is indeed what you were referring to I'm a bit disappointed.Those cookies are absolutely awful. DO NOT buy them. This is what you want (there are mini varieties, which are fine and taste the same). These aren't pumpkin, obviously, but the packaging is the same save for the color:
A single package has about 1200 - 1500 calories, so you can easily fit it into a day's diet.
Can someone explain what this is? I love pineapple, but I can't figure out what in the fucking fuck a pineapple whip is. I'll be in Vegas in a few months though, so you've piqued my interest.
Fuck. Rerolled, let's get a franchise to Pita Pit, or any other gyro chain, and make bank! open up in your neighborhood!
I have had similar cookies before and they were always meh, I never cared for them. But this particular brand, holy balls, i want them in my facehole. They are so, so good.
I couldn't own a gyro place. I'd eat too many free gyros. Or I'd do like Encino Man with weezin the juice on some tzatziki.
Yeah, i'm actually not a big fan of other brands of sugar cookies myself. But Lofthouse...holy shit, they're just in another league. I love how they're soft enough to crumble, but not so soft that they crumble right in your hand, and the amount of frosting on top is just right; it doesn't completely cover the cookie and overwhelm the cookie flavor, but it's not so little that you barely get a taste at all. When I eat them, I generally pick up the cookie and kind of slowly nibble around the outside and nibble off the edges where it's not covered in frosting. This leaves me with the central portion of the cookie, which is now almost perfectly balanced half-and-half by frosting and sugar cookie. At that point there's usually some loose sprinkles on top, so I'll tilt the cookie and shake them off into my mouth before finally giving in and devouring the rest of the cookie. I think the best part, however, is the leftover frosting and sprinkles that get trapped in the cookie-shaped crevices in the carton. As a final indulgence you can get a nice big glob of frosting and sprinkles on your finger, and at the end you can tilt the whole package (where it folds between top and bottom) and slide all the trapped sprinkles into your mouth.
I'm not sure why, but I just found this whole thing funny. Like some artist trying to convey his greatest work of art, with awe in his voice.
I'd never even heard of Pita Pit, but it looks awesome after browsing their website. Looks like they target college towns. There's one in Columbia MO(Mizzou), Springfield MO(Missouri St)Lawrence ks(univ of kansas) and Manhattan ks(k-state) but none anywhere else in MO or ks. You'd think they'd put them in the big cities like KC and St Louis.
Have we had this debate yet?
It's a pineapple flavored soft serve frozen dessert that I have only ever seen at Disneyland or Disney World till Pineapple Park opened. It's amazing and if you have ever been to Disneyland when it is busy at all the line is always like 30 people long to get it.
Get a sugar cookie from potbelly and return back and live with the shame of this statement
