Yes. But let's be real, if your cookie company sounds like a bath cleaner its not going to work...
Also the first commercial Sandwich cookie (that i know of) was invented in 1870 in Germany...
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I think the name was less of a turn off when they came out. Back then that kind of name sounded futuristic and cool. But the name fell out of fashion.
I assume you're referring to Prinzenrolle/Prince de LU? Because both wikipedia and Griessons official website seem to agree that it was invented in Belgium
But then again, you are the observer of cookie jars, so you might know more
Belgium is just sideways Germany XD (i kinda miss rememberd it, it was 2 in the morning... Sorry)
Yes. But let’s be real, if your cookie company sounds like a bath cleaner its not going to work…
And yet, many teens ate Tidepods.
It wasn't that many people, just a bunch of idiots and media with Nothing better to talk about...
That association was intentional. At the time, clean food wasn't a given.
I don't think I'd eat anything named Hydrox tbh. Then again I didn't think I'd love Mr. Christie's creamy frosting this much...
lol I was thinking the same thing, sounds like a poison
Forget the name; try them when you get the chance (Cracker Barrel sells them). They taste more "natural" then Oreos and leave less of a corn syrup-y aftertaste in your mouth.
What kinda weird ass name is "hydrox"? Why would anyone ever think that's a cookie lol
Sounds like they took a skin cream and made a cookie out of it
Hail Hydrox!
The beauty of the 21st century, as I shall tell you because I am one of those people that will eat all the Oreo cookies until I throw up, is that there are so many wonderful budget imitations of the imitation now. No matter where I go in the world, if I can't find an Oreo, I can find an imitation of the Oreo. The Hydrox cookies are also quite good. But they are more expensive than the Top Crest or whatever other generic thing you can find. Anyway, I see Hydrox as the victim here. It might look different from its imitator, but you know what? It tastes the same and is cheaper. It's the Pepsi of the cookie world.
This is actually the case with many popular food brands, coca cola isn't the original cola, RC cola is and the OG mcdonalds can't even legally call itself a mcdonalds.
When I heard about this a few years ago I ordered a case of hydrox cookies. They definitely taste better than Oreos but they turned my shits pitch black.
In Brazil this is recursive: since Oreo doesn't have much market here, I've seen a lot of people thinking that it's an imitation of Negresco, even if the later is from '87.
And neither is that popular due to competition with Trakinas, a local brand with more varied flavours. (Supposedly marketed to children... but when you're a millennial guess what, you're eating sandwich cookies and drinking chocolate milk like children, but salami and beer like an old man.)
Salami and beer makes for a great night but an awful morning lol. I'll take the cookies and milk
They’re not so good tbh. Then again Oreos are so sugary it’s hard for me to like those either
The current Hydrox is not the same as it used to be. It was discontinued around 2000 and then came back in the mid-2010s under a different company. Hydrox in the 90s tasted great. The new ones, not so much.
Great Food Theory about this: https://youtu.be/FtpJFEBcKoE
Additionally, one of the best relevant Brennan Lee Mulligan skits: https://youtu.be/CMkYw4dp_NI
Fake Denki Bran
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