S/O Oreos

Re: S/O Oreos

• hydrangea1019 member

  May 2014

  I dunk and bite, then dunk again and finish it

  TTC #1 since April 2014
  Me (29) DH (29)
  Married 5+ years
  

  
  

  
  

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• lizzyp9112 member

  May 2014

  Double Stuf oreos.

  
  

  Either crush them up and eat them in chocolate pudding with cool whip, or take off one side of the cookie, eat it, then eat the other side with all the frosting.

  
  

  
  

  Married 9-1-12 (On Depo until 4-12)        Me- 33, DH- 36

  NTNP starting 9-12, Actively TTC since 9-13

  My DX- Hypothyroidism.  Prescribed Synthroid

  DH's DX- Severe MFI- first SA results: 1.3 mill (1.2 mill motile), 21.6% motility, 2% morphology

  Blood test revealed low testosterone so DH was prescribed Clomid.  Repeat blood test and SA in November.

  
  

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• jt305 member

  May 2014

  I shove them all in my mouth---AFTER I dunk them in milk!!  Goodness those Peanut Butter Oreos look amazing  

  
  

  
  

  

  TTC since Jan 2014

  BFP: 1/14; spontaneous m/c at 6w

  Proud Mama of my furbaby

  
  

  
  

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• Jags8 member

  May 2014

  Sometimes I dip mine in peanut butter (thanks remake of "Parent Trap" with Lindsay Lohan).

  
  

  If no PB, I twist, dunk each side in milk, and eat the unfrosted side first.

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• smg2302 member

  May 2014

  PS I noticed no one mentioned the watermelon oreos.  Thoughts?  Personally, I'm grossed out.
  

  
  
  
  
  

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• Jay_Cee member

  May 2014

  I twist, eat the cookie half without icing, then eat the cookie half with the icing.

  J+C est. 6.22.08

  Adele Lorraine b. 7.13.11

  
  

  
  

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• hydrangea1019 member

  May 2014

  @smg2302‌ I've seen the watermelon ones in the store but I refuse to buy them. I can't imagine they would be any good.
  
  Birthday cake Oreos (both chocolate and golden) FTW!!

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• KingLED member

  May 2014

  Shove a fork through the icing and dunk in milk.

  Son: Jackson, 11/02/06, stillborn due to PPROM and IUGR. Over the next ten years we had 9 miscarriages from 8-14 weeks. On May 18, 2016 my daughter, Ridley, was born. We're OADNBC.

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• Ducktale member

  May 2014

  Jay_Cee said:

  I twist, eat the cookie half without icing, then eat the cookie half with the icing.

  Very close to the right answer. Twist two Oreos apart, eat both non-frosted halves, put the two frosted halves together and enjoy. Bonus points if done with double stuffed Oreos.
  
  Reason #1 why H and I are soulmates: he doesn't prefer the frosted halves (I know , I question his sanity) so he gives them to me, I am human so I don't prefer the non frosted halves and give them to him.

  
  BFP 6/15/14   EDD: 2/24/15
  
  

  

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• lebradford member

  May 2014

  Shove them all in my mouth, BUT...

  
  

  They *must* be soggy with milk. 

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• Gizmo36 member

  May 2014

  The Watermelon and Fruit Punch ones gross me out.  I wouldn't ever consider buying them or even trying one if offered.

  
  

  I would give anything to find another package of Cookie Dough ones...I found one, once, a few months ago, but never again.  The PB ones are okay. 

  
  

  I generally don't buy them, but when I do, I just eat them normally.  No dismantling or dunking here.

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  Me: 38 | Hypothyroid - 9 cm Pedunculated Fibroid - Both Tubes Clear - Officially Classified as "Unexplained IF"
  

  DH: 35 | SA Normal

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• UnicornsAndGlitter member

  May 2014

  Jay_Cee said:

  I twist, eat the cookie half without icing, then eat the cookie half with the icing.

  Yep. This.

  Diagnosed with multiple infertility factors July 2011

  Surprise BFP while saving for IVF September 2011

  Our miracle baby girl born May 4, 2012

  
  

  

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• lizzyp9112 member

  May 2014

  CrazyCornball said:

  I'm glad shoving is winning. Nobody has time to twist and lick.

  .....this applies to more than oreos....

  
  

  
  

  Married 9-1-12 (On Depo until 4-12)        Me- 33, DH- 36

  NTNP starting 9-12, Actively TTC since 9-13

  My DX- Hypothyroidism.  Prescribed Synthroid

  DH's DX- Severe MFI- first SA results: 1.3 mill (1.2 mill motile), 21.6% motility, 2% morphology

  Blood test revealed low testosterone so DH was prescribed Clomid.  Repeat blood test and SA in November.

  
  

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• icaughtfire member

  May 2014

  Oreos need milk. They need to be so soggy they're about to fall apart, and then I cram the whole thing in my mouth.

  
  

  Number One: Born 06.16.2009

  BFP: 01.17.2014 / MC 02.05.2014

  BFP: 03.08.2014 / MMC: 05.07.2014

  Dx: Gestational Trophoblastic Disease

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• YellowBag member

  May 2014

  Milk is a must. 

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• Jags8 member

  May 2014

  EllyD14 said:

  Shove a fork through the icing and dunk in milk.

  Ohhhhh someone is fancy!!

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• MrsMCBMar2014 member

  May 2014

  I get the double stuffed and will eat them all the ways. DH even deep fried some once. Omg. Heaven.

  
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• wishiwaspreggo member

  May 2014

  You cannot eat Oreos without milk.  It's not American.

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• [Deleted User] member

  May 2014

  I'm a dunker!
  

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• smg2302 member

  May 2014

   I don't mind dunking in milk, but then I have to have just enough milk for the cookies.  I won't drink it after it has been crumbtaminated.
  

  
  
  
  
  

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• babeRN101 member

  May 2014

  @EllyD14, I like your style, I'm going to hafta try your method!

  I ate a whole container of Oreos last week by myself. I had to pace myself because I didn't want DH to think I ate it in one sitting (but I could have!!)

  
  

  Me: 27, DH: 32.

  BFP #1: 4/10/14--CP 4/12/14

  BFP#2: 6/9/14, MMC @ 6wks+5, D&C 7/11/14

  Diagnosed PCOS 12/2014

  BFP #3: 12/12/14--CP 12/15/14

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