If they’re offered to you as in Panel 1 by a friend who DOES like them (or as free supermarket samples), that is the ONLY reason you should taste them to see if you enjoy them or still hate them. Never buy a whole package of something for yourself to taste-test it unless you have someone around to benefit from your unpleasant discovery.
Why, yes, I am speaking from experience. I discovered that I don’t like pizza during a period where my stomach capacity would have let me eat a whole pizza by myself.
1) You have a young child, and Nilla Wafers dissolve easily. Giving them to your child counts as father/child bonding time and eliminates the offending cookies. This works for like 90% of disgusting snacks. The only down side? Your child may develop a taste for them. Though this isn’t too bad–it’s an example of resource partitioning.
2) Where do you get canopic jars this day and age? I’m asking for a fiend….. Can I get one that’s lizard-themed?
3) I would give you a kidney if you made a book consisting of all the parenting strips contained within this comic. Mostly because I want to give it to my children when they inevitably go to therapy later in life; it’ll save a lot of time. (Kidding–I love these comics, and my children’s neuroses will be entirely my fault!)
As a person who doesn’t like Oreos… I hesitate to comment… but WTH? Nilla wafers are wonderful! You can make Nilla and peanut butter sandwich cookies out of them… and even add jelly or honey. Okay… try them again and if you don’t like them… I’ll take them off your hands. No questions asked… 😀
If they’re offered to you as in Panel 1 by a friend who DOES like them (or as free supermarket samples), that is the ONLY reason you should taste them to see if you enjoy them or still hate them. Never buy a whole package of something for yourself to taste-test it unless you have someone around to benefit from your unpleasant discovery.
Why, yes, I am speaking from experience. I discovered that I don’t like pizza during a period where my stomach capacity would have let me eat a whole pizza by myself.
1) You have a young child, and Nilla Wafers dissolve easily. Giving them to your child counts as father/child bonding time and eliminates the offending cookies. This works for like 90% of disgusting snacks. The only down side? Your child may develop a taste for them. Though this isn’t too bad–it’s an example of resource partitioning.
2) Where do you get canopic jars this day and age? I’m asking for a fiend….. Can I get one that’s lizard-themed?
3) I would give you a kidney if you made a book consisting of all the parenting strips contained within this comic. Mostly because I want to give it to my children when they inevitably go to therapy later in life; it’ll save a lot of time. (Kidding–I love these comics, and my children’s neuroses will be entirely my fault!)
Owning Nilla wafers is an excuse to make banana pudding and nothing more.
They also work well with butterscotch pudding.
Oh no my friend, they are vital
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As a person who doesn’t like Oreos… I hesitate to comment… but WTH? Nilla wafers are wonderful! You can make Nilla and peanut butter sandwich cookies out of them… and even add jelly or honey. Okay… try them again and if you don’t like them… I’ll take them off your hands. No questions asked… 😀
I don’t eat them by themselves, but I love them in pudding of almost any kind!