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Friday
Jul112014

Off Topic: Store bought cookies, ranked

Your definitive ranking of store-bought cookies. And yes, I know that 'Home baked cookies are better!', that is not what this ranking is about.

Here goes:

99. Animal Crackers

98 - 16. Every other cookie that you have ever heard of

15. Lorna Doone

14. Famous Amos Chocolate Chip

13. Archway Oatmeal Raisin

12. Pecan Sandies

11. Teddy Grahams Honey

10. Fig Newtons

9. Nilla Wafers

8. Nutter Butter

7. Vienna Fingers

6. Chips Deluxe

5. Milano

4. Fudge Stripes

3. Oreo (original)

2. Oreo (Double Stuf)

1. Chips Ahoy (original)

Tell me where I'm wrong and have a great weekend!

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Reader Comments (4)

Chips Ahoy are always too crisp....The chewy Chips Ahoy is preferable, or go with Soft Batch. Fudge Stripes should be above Oreos.

July 11, 2014 | Unregistered CommenterakaBruno

If you haven't tried Tim-Tams you have missed out in life :)
Not my favorite - but definitely one I miss.

July 13, 2014 | Unregistered CommenterStew

Chips Ahoy are not very good. Almost any chocolate chip cookie is better. The Oreo Doublestuff is, has been and always will be king.

July 14, 2014 | Unregistered CommenterMikeS

This post has been sponsored by Nabisco.

1. Walkers butter cookies.

2. Thin Mints.

3. Chips Ahoy.

July 18, 2014 | Unregistered CommenterHD

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