| Organic Oreos
Posted: 8/30/2007 7:18:47 AM | Oreos are my all time favorite cookie.
I eat them alot-LOL!! Not a good thing either.
This week I bought a box of "Organic Oreos"
Oh these things suck. I have to throw them out.
Has anyone else tried their favorite foods which
have all of a sudden turned "organic" and wanted to puke?
(sorry about the visual)
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 8/30/2007 7:30:58 AM | ...hi 'Curly ..." , yes and you're a darling bringing up this topic ... i love bananas for breakfast and i thought i'll be really smart to buy the organic kind ... for some reason they taste tooo sweet ... sort of ...yacky ... could be my taste buds but i don't think so  ... turned back to the 'real deal' .... and don't puke , you'll splash my screen , hehe  | |
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Posted: 8/30/2007 11:52:50 AM | Ah CG................. organic oreos are just plain wrong on sooo many levels. My sister in law one time made this organic blackberry pie and I swear I thought I was eating a card board box. Trust me.... that shit was beyond nasty. I had to eat the whole piece to as to not be insulting to her. At least she got smart and divorced my brother, hmmmmmmmm......... maybe she was trying to kill him ya think???
Double stuff real live oreos THE ONLY WAY TO FLY!!!
:))
Witchy | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 8/30/2007 12:36:26 PM | Oreos are americas number one selling cookie...
hope they will keep the regular variety because when I want
an oreo... nothing but the regular will do !
sometimes I like nutter butter cookies too.. when in the mood for peanut butter.
this is making me want cookies !
LOL
bad news is... this is my veggies only day... so it will have to wait. be nice when technology makes veggies taste like cookies ! | |
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Posted: 8/30/2007 12:51:02 PM | Wow...what makes them organic?
Is everything that's used to fabricate the oreo certified organic? | |
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Posted: 8/30/2007 1:48:32 PM | justhank-
It said on the box-"organic flour and sugar"
I read the ingredients and it had organic cane sugar I think-
I threw them out. They absolutely sucked.
curlygrl~ | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 8/30/2007 2:00:16 PM | | I had the opposite reaction. I saw them in the store, had them, and thought they were wonderful. It was nice to have a product that had no crap in it that tasted (to me) just like I expected. Ah well, more for me then! | |
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Posted: 8/30/2007 2:05:42 PM | You know Mel-
I found the cream to be really funky.
It just was not what I was use too.
Im glad you liked them- more for you.
Im now reluctant to try other things that I like
which have now gone organic. Anyone try anything
else besides the oreos?
curlygrl~ | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 8/30/2007 2:26:44 PM | Are we not allowed to name brand names? Asking because I am going to! I love Newman's organic 'oreos'! In fact I cannot eat regular ones anymore after eating the Newman's. The Newman's seem very fresh and crispy making the regular Oreos seem almost stale and slightly mushier now.
I eat a mostly organic, whole foods diet. There are non-organic foods I like and non-organic foods I dislike. Same goes for organic foods. Not a big deal however because I eat very little processed food and it is mostly the processed foods that can vary significantly in taste between organic and non-organic. Actually, if it weren't for DQ Blizzards, I would eat almost no processed food except at holidays!
We do have a tendency to like what we are used to eating though so I choose to eat mostly organic. That is what I'm used to now so it tastes better to me most of the time. | |
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Posted: 9/4/2007 12:08:02 AM | | I was geeked when they came out with the organic frosted mini wheats, since I've been vegetarian for years I haven't had the real frosted miniwheats in forever. They. Sucked. | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 9/4/2007 1:45:31 AM | | I use organic brown rice. It tastes far better than the regular kind. Bought some when they were out of the regular stuff and haven't gone back to it since. | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 9/4/2007 10:30:00 AM | The problem is you got Organic Oreos that are NOT " OREOS"
Somethings you must by that are brand name........
Now if you got some Oreo cookies made by Nabisco, and they were indeed "teh suk",  Boo on them for making a crappy cookie.
ps: Oreos are infact Americas # 1 cookie just a FYI ;) | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 9/4/2007 11:13:47 AM | Dave - they were Oreos.
Now you can get them made with organic sugar
and flour.
LiveLaughLove said Newmans cookies. Their Ginger cremes
are awesome and they are right behind oreos as my favorite cookie.
curlygrl~ | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 9/4/2007 11:28:18 AM | Oh lord....... the world is going to Hell in a gourmet basket of illfood 
I was figuring they were HYDROX cookies or some off brand abomination of OREOS.
BOO on Nabisco !
* eating healthy may be good for your body, but the tastebuds suffer a fate worse than Death .... | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 9/4/2007 5:45:02 PM | There's something just so wrong with "organic" and "oreo" used in the same sentence. It would be like seeing "low fat" on a bag of pork rinds or "all natural" on a box of Twinkies. If the Girl Scouts even think of doing a "healthy" version of my favorite Thin Mints or Samoas, I'm boycotting!!! I'm all for eating well, but some things just shouldn't be messed with!  | |
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Posted: 9/5/2007 12:01:07 PM | | Most organic food tastes better to me. It's the same ingredients, just without the chemicals and processing. Although tofu cheese really sucks. | |
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Posted: 9/6/2007 11:23:03 AM | | i prefer most organic products, and most taste like what they're supposed to taste like or better. what i don't like is some "substitute" foods. a few years back i tried to kick dairy, and since even most soy cheeses contain some milk protein (casein) i tried some of the vegan "cheeses." OMG that was a nasty experience! honestly i couldn't even swallow most of that stuff...the hard "cheese" in the best case scenario had a very artificial oily aftertaste, and in the worst case scenario it tasted like dirty old tires. yuck! the only thing that came remotely close to tasting okay was Tofutti non-dairy "cream cheese"...it was something i could eat, and didn't mind. but all of those products were loaded with hyrogenated oil which is extremely unhealthy. eventually i gave up and went back to the real thing...mmm cheese : ) | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 9/7/2007 6:44:19 AM | I make it a point not to eat anything organic.
Why? You might be thinking....
Because I need all the preservatives I can get !!!!!!!!!! | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 9/7/2007 9:17:09 AM | Never tried "organic oreoes", but in general dont much care for sandwitch cookies of any brand or flavor.
Beware of commercial brands that put on an organic label anymore. The government under influence of big biz has redefined it in the interests of big biz. Also lots of former small independent producers of organic products have been bought up by big biz.
Somebody mentioned banannas. I cant even eat commercial banannas anymore, give me heartburn and headache. Figure its some chemical they use as organic bananas are ok. Alas organic is priced for the wealthy so only purchase them rarely as treat. And organic produce may be organically raised, but its also become big biz so is picked way too green (easier to ship) for good flavor anymore. So called organic apples for instance still taste like those unripe, but painted red, commercial apples. It truly is getting to the point if you want quality food you have to raise, process, and cook it yourself. You know its quality if you if it tastes good without processing, additives and special sauces, etc. | |
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Posted: 9/7/2007 6:05:31 PM | | I did buy organicnions at Wallyworld, for way less than regualar ones? It seems that we are getting more choicesat better prices, and I like that. I also saw Tyson' organic chicken at a very comparable price. ( I still have visions of the tiny chickens I nce crammed into a shelter at a poultry place.) Given Tyson's huge market, I daresay they would not have their chickens "grazing"in fields of green grass and sunshine. | |
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| Organic Oreos
Posted: 9/7/2007 7:13:35 PM | | I never heard of or saw organic oreos before. Is that some marketing ploy to charge even more and make it seem just better for you to eat for some reason? That is weird. | |
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