On Cookies and Cookie Dough

TW put a package of Chewy Chips Ahoy Brownie Filled cookies on my desk right before my last conference call. I didn’t know whether to thank her or yell at her. It was lunch time and I wasn’t getting lunch but Chewy Chips Ahoy Brownie Filled cookies aren’t really lunch now, are they. Heck, they aren’t even as good as you might think they’d be. They’re certainly not as good as I thought they’d be. I was feeling bad because Jenn had shown interest in them while she was here and we never opened the package for her to try them — now I don’t feel bad because they’re such a let down.

Maybe my standards for cookies are too high?

I won’t eat raw cookie dough, which annoys TW quite a lot. We got three free packages of Nestle cookie dough at Target awhile back and she was annoyed with me because I ruined the dough by baking it. Turns out, I probably should have just let her eat it raw because the oatmeal butterscotch flavor wasn’t as good as I thought it would be.

I thought I might ruin the last package of the cookie dough by baking it, since it’s just plain ole Nestle Tollhouse flavor, that should be good, right? I’m not going to find myself let down by another cookie, am I?

What the hell is wrong with me and cookies right now? So weird. I never used to be this picky (or was I and I just didn’t realize it?) Or maybe it’s just that I should stick to Oreos. Oreos haven’t let me down yet — even the birthday flavor Oreos (in both chocolate and golden cookie variety) have been just as yummy as I expected them to be.

Maybe I should make a few of my old favorites — snickerdoodles, no-bake chocolate oatmeal, coconut macaroons, just to be sure I still like those? Or maybe I shouldn’t… just in case my cookie taste buds have died or something.

It’s kind of scary to think about.

2 thoughts on “On Cookies and Cookie Dough”

  1. I couldn’t remember the last time I made cookies and it wasn’t Christmas so I made cookies last week. They were good but then anything with that much butter and sugar in it ought to be good.

  2. I don’t care much for cookie dough either. And I don’t want to meet a person who can’t always sit down with a few Oreos and be happy with it. I tend to not like packaged cookies, especially ones that are packaged to stay chewy. The texture is like play doh and I don’t want to eat that stuff. My youngest is a cookie fiend, he has yet to meet a cookie he doesn’t like.

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