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10.68-oz OREO Dirt Cake Limited Edition Chocolate Sandwich Cookies on sale for $4.28 - 25%
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Product Details:
- Chocolate cookie wafers topped with gummy worm-inspired sprinkles and filled with layers of brownie-flavored creme and chocolate creme with OREO crumbles.
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Inflation 😳
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1) Where's the connection with finding "arrowheads"?
2) Nothing personal....but that resealable package is the worst! Once you've opened/closed it a few times, it doesn't seal well, air/humidity leaks in, and the cookies become soggy as a result! It was obviously designed only for those who eat the entire package quickly! I always have to place it in a ziploc bag (since it's unhealthy to eat the entire package that quickly).
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2) Nothing personal....but that resealable package is the worst! Once you've opened/closed it a few times, it doesn't seal well, air/humidity leaks in, and the cookies become soggy as a result! It was obviously designed only for those who eat the entire package quickly! I always have to place it in a ziploc bag (since it's unhealthy to eat the entire package that quickly).
Sonoco (who packages it) has a tropical environmental room at 100% humidity and 90+ degrees they leave the packaging in for months and it has to open/close much more than a few times, ziplocks tend to be required for other packages. "The worst" is one way to describe a package that won enough awards that nabisco used it and similar tech on a lot of their other packaging — hate to hear you've had a bad experience, its saved a lot of people from zip locks
At a different company I worked at, an intern got stuck in that room for 20 minutes (there are emergency buttons, don't worry). But he sweat through all his clothes. What a sight.
I didn't agree with what he said either, I like the design