It’s Girl Scout Cookie season. We’ve already ordered a batch of cookies from my co-worker and from an old neighbor visiting the area. Of course, they were selling them for their daughters. This article calls the whole enterprise “stressful.” I may not call it that but it’s so hard saying “no” that we may end up with a cupboard full of Samoas, Thin Mints, Lemon Coolers and Tagalongs.
I’m sure that last one, Tagalongs, caught the attention of you Pinoys out there. Sounds too much like Tagalog, no?* These bestsellers are chocolate-covered peanut butter cookies. Um, yeah, light brown on the inside and dark brown on the outside. Ehe.
Ah, yeah I heard about those type cookies! Caused quite a stir from where I learned about them, saying the Filipinos are also ‘brown on the outside but white on the inside,’ implying our americanized nature.
@nwbingham Thanks for the clarification, especially coz when you click on the link, and you see the bookshelf, you think "Library!" in reply to nwbingham23 hrs ago
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LOL! I thought I was the only one who noticed that. Hehe.
a few years ago, my hubby’s uncle brought home some dark chocolate covered biscuits from spain called … FILIPINOS! i shit you not.
Yes! Filipinos from Spain (shouldn’t they be called Ilustrados?). I blogged about them here:
http://www.deebeedee.com/blog/archives/000170.php
yes, yes, that’s it! incidentally, there’s a little blurb about it in the current issue of filipinas mag (which i received this morning).
Ah, yeah I heard about those type cookies! Caused quite a stir from where I learned about them, saying the Filipinos are also ‘brown on the outside but white on the inside,’ implying our americanized nature.