by avishai 37 Replies latest jw friends
From http://spacefem.com/hydrox/
...a little bakery called Sunshine created the original sandwich cookie in 1908 and called it Hydrox. Four years later, baking giant Nabisco started making a similar sandwich cookie that they called Oreo, and they used their marketing power to convince everyone that it was the original.
...a little bakery called Sunshine created the original sandwich cookie in 1908 and called it Hydrox. Four years later, baking giant Nabisco started making a similar sandwich cookie that they called Oreo, and they used their marketing power to convince everyone that it was the original.
Nathan, it's not Nabisco's fault that they make tastier cookies!
no contest.......OREO's!
Coco, I thought you were talking about the design on the hydrox cookie. But I guess this is what you meant.
I thought it was an antenna....but it is the cross of Lorraine. So does it mean these cookies are kosher or have they been prayed over by some special costumer?
...it is the cross of Lorraine. So does it mean these cookies are kosher or have they been prayed over by some special costumer?
Yes. Oreos have been blessed by the intercessory powers of Joan of Arc, the Cardinal of your local Catholic diocese, and Thomas Magnum.
Too much talking, not enough cookies...
We could do a taste test. A sort of Pepsi challenge for cookies.
Ohhh yes. Yes.
OMG.. is this even a question?
Oreos! Hands down! The only reason Hydrox even exists is for those trying to save a few coins on their cookie purchases.
Are Hydrox still around? I haven't seen them here in Indiana. Oh and I love Peanut Butter Oreos
