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this post was submitted on 29 Feb 2024
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and what is that Delta cookie thing, is that a giant cookie or is it a bread loaf or is it actually small but close to the camera and
looks like these are just regular cookies
edit: sorry, it's not a cookie, it's a "goyblock"
I like that they look like giant pills.
I took half a xan, 13 hours til I land
Had me out like a light, like a light
It's literally just a regular sugar cookie
Hmm biscoff is way more than a suger cookie. Dunk it coffee and its magical.
I was going to comment, the delta cookies are quite good if you have a bit of coffee.
That's some crazy talk right there. I already had to sacrifice my wife and two children to afford to bring a bag with me. They'd probably want you to sign a contract for the next three generations of your family to be indentured servants to afford that cup of coffee...
The coffee is usually free?
It's a Belvita breakfast biscuit with their own private branding