Marshmallow Cookies From The 80S at Todd Kinder blog

Marshmallow Cookies From The 80S. you've probably suspected this, and it's true. the cookie was around in the 50's (probably 40's and 60's, too). The recipe for marshmallow treats has changed over the years. many fans were sad to say goodbye to these discontinued cookies from the 1970s, '80s, '90s, and 2000s. i remember the little marshmallow cookies sandwiched between two vanilla cookies, glued together with. If these were in your home growing up, what you likely remember most about them is how quickly they would be gone. Because i have a recipe from the early '80s right here. The faces were a little creepy, but not creepy enough to stop them from being a lunchbox staple. How do i know this? these cookies, popular in the 1980s, were sort of like vanilla oreos, but they had smiling faces on them and had both vanilla and chocolate fillings. These days, the recipe on the side of the box has less butter and a different proportion of marshmallows to cereal.

these cookies, popular in the 1980s, were sort of like vanilla oreos, but they had smiling faces on them and had both vanilla and chocolate fillings. How do i know this? Because i have a recipe from the early '80s right here. many fans were sad to say goodbye to these discontinued cookies from the 1970s, '80s, '90s, and 2000s. i remember the little marshmallow cookies sandwiched between two vanilla cookies, glued together with. you've probably suspected this, and it's true. The faces were a little creepy, but not creepy enough to stop them from being a lunchbox staple. If these were in your home growing up, what you likely remember most about them is how quickly they would be gone. These days, the recipe on the side of the box has less butter and a different proportion of marshmallows to cereal. The recipe for marshmallow treats has changed over the years.

Remember oldschool packaged cookies, like Hydrox, Almost Home, Chipa

Marshmallow Cookies From The 80S How do i know this? many fans were sad to say goodbye to these discontinued cookies from the 1970s, '80s, '90s, and 2000s. the cookie was around in the 50's (probably 40's and 60's, too). How do i know this? Because i have a recipe from the early '80s right here. If these were in your home growing up, what you likely remember most about them is how quickly they would be gone. i remember the little marshmallow cookies sandwiched between two vanilla cookies, glued together with. The recipe for marshmallow treats has changed over the years. these cookies, popular in the 1980s, were sort of like vanilla oreos, but they had smiling faces on them and had both vanilla and chocolate fillings. you've probably suspected this, and it's true. These days, the recipe on the side of the box has less butter and a different proportion of marshmallows to cereal. The faces were a little creepy, but not creepy enough to stop them from being a lunchbox staple.