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S'mores Oreos (1 Viewer)

What is everyone's opinion on the Thins? I think they're tastier than the regular. Have more crunch, so I think those are the way to go if you aren't going to dip them in milk.

 
I was camping a few weekends ago and took the concept of S'moreos to the next level. I just took the classic S'more construction and added half of a double stuffed Oreo to the equation and slowly roasted the whole thing over the fire until the chocolate and Oreo filling melted together. It was delightful.

 
I was camping a few weekends ago and took the concept of S'moreos to the next level. I just took the classic S'more construction and added half of a double stuffed Oreo to the equation and slowly roasted the whole thing over the fire until the chocolate and Oreo filling melted together. It was delightful.
We take Chips Ahoy cookies and put a marshmallow between them...done.

 
Brownie batter Oreos -- Yuck
Seriously. What's the deal with these?

They sound great and look tasty,

but they have a really weird chemical smell and taste. I figured I must have had a bad bag or something.

 
jhib said:
Brownie batter Oreos -- Yuck
Seriously. What's the deal with these?

They sound great and look tasty,

but they have a really weird chemical smell and taste. I figured I must have had a bad bag or something.
No, they seem to taste like vomit, in my experience of trying one, then doubting myself, trying another then throwing it away.

 
Buckfast 1 said:
I was camping a few weekends ago and took the concept of S'moreos to the next level. I just took the classic S'more construction and added half of a double stuffed Oreo to the equation and slowly roasted the whole thing over the fire until the chocolate and Oreo filling melted together. It was delightful.
Send this recipe to Otis.

 
jhib said:
Brownie batter Oreos -- Yuck
Seriously. What's the deal with these?They sound great and look tasty,

but they have a really weird chemical smell and taste. I figured I must have had a bad bag or something.
No, they seem to taste like vomit, in my experience of trying one, then doubting myself, trying another then throwing it away.
Maybe. Vomit with the Lysol or something they used to try to clean it up.

I can't believe anyone could possibly like these. Is it like cilantro or something where some people love it and others only taste soap?

 
Buckfast 1 said:
I was camping a few weekends ago and took the concept of S'moreos to the next level. I just took the classic S'more construction and added half of a double stuffed Oreo to the equation and slowly roasted the whole thing over the fire until the chocolate and Oreo filling melted together. It was delightful.
Send this recipe to Otis.
Why wasn't I notified?
See above.

 
Smores are seriously overrated. I think they're only popular because people "make" them while their camping or some outdoorsy activity and convince themselves that they've somehow "made" some stellar desert with only a campfire and stick as tools.

:thumbdown:

Besides, the marshmallows always end up on fire and burnt to a crisp. Fun to do/look at, not fun to eat.

 
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Smores are seriously overrated. I think they're only popular because people "make" them while their camping or some outdoorsy activity and convince themselves that they've somehow "made" some stellar desert with only a campfire and stick as tools.

:thumbdown:

Besides, the marshmallows always end up on fire and burnt to a crisp. Fun to do/look at, not fun to eat.
You're doing it wrong.

 
When I used to go camping as a kid, I liked to burn the marshmallows. But you could certainly brown them without catching them on fire.

 
Smores are seriously overrated. I think they're only popular because people "make" them while their camping or some outdoorsy activity and convince themselves that they've somehow "made" some stellar desert with only a campfire and stick as tools.

:thumbdown:

Besides, the marshmallows always end up on fire and burnt to a crisp. Fun to do/look at, not fun to eat.
I'm going to have to reevaluate my friendship with you.

 
You know what else is overrated? A 24 oz ribeye. You stick them in a fire and they come out burnt to a crisp. Who wants to eat that?

 
You all have the ideal version of smores in your mind. Reality is far far different.

Just keeping it real fellas.
Just because you're an amateur at making s'mores doesn't mean s'mores suck. My marshmallows are slow roasted golden brown perfection every time. High quality s'mores take time and precision.

 
You all have the ideal version of smores in your mind. Reality is far far different.

Just keeping it real fellas.
Just because you're an amateur at making s'mores doesn't mean s'mores suck. My marshmallows are slow roasted golden brown perfection every time. High quality s'mores take time and precision.
Right, right, and you all make $200k+, have supermodel wives, can bench 300, and make perfect smores. My bad, I forgot I'm talking to FBGs here.

:P

 
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Fwiw in a pinch, microwave S'mores are the bomb. Graham cracker with a marshmallow on top, micro it 10 seconds, take out and top with Hershey piece and other graham cracker. Enjoy.

 
Fwiw in a pinch, microwave S'mores are the bomb. Graham cracker with a marshmallow on top, micro it 10 seconds, take out and top with Hershey piece and other graham cracker. Enjoy.
I put my smores in the microwave for three and a half minutes and they suck.

 

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