I'm Addicted!

I'm Jay Terauchi and I'm addicted to Betty's Best Oatmeal Cranberry Cookies...

Geez, it's been maybe 15 years now since I've been addicted to these cookies... My auntie in Honolulu would always get cookies for me to bring back to my family here. She wouldn't tell where she got these cookies, since she knew what I liked. It wasn't until a friend took me to Wholesale Unlimited and the first words out of my mouth, "Ahhh, this is where my auntie gets them..." I know everyone in the store heard me loud and clear.

My friend Teri recently returned from Hawaii and picked up some cookies for me. I knew they'd be gone in a heartbeat, so I had to put them out of sight. I've had them for almost a week and still have half a bag, I did share some with my friend Jeff (No Twitter name yet).




One Week
Still have some left...

Oatmeal Cranberry Cookie
I know what you're saying, I don't like oatmeal either,
but these cookies don't have a lot of oatmeal and are very addicting

Mahalo Teri
Most people know I love chocolate chip cookies. So, what's the fasination with this hard cookie? I won't say what I think the "addicting" factor is, but to me it's the same principle as why people are addicted to sushi. There is a very subtle taste that only one person, besides me, has picked up on. That's all I'll say...
Wonder how long I can keep from finishing off the bag?


Comments

abby said…
great blog, esp since it ends w/ a riddle. d*** u, chef jay! now i have to get me some oatmeal cranberry cookies...
November 10, 2010 at 6:51 PM
lafingal said…
I could sure go for some of those with my coffee right now!
December 11, 2010 at 7:32 AM
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