Points - Costco Breakfast Cookie?????

I don't have a clue, but there is a product called as Baker's Breakfast Cookies--advertised in WW
magazine--at bbcookies.combbcookies.comOpen ↗. The nutrtional info is available for each of the 13
varieties. Maybe you ate one of these?

Fred said:

Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds so
maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.

Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

Prairie Roots
232/161/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003

Yikes - I hope those are not them - 6 points for the fruit/nut one.

These were in plain cellophane and probably came bulk packaged. I will catch her when she's home.
But I think you've at least come close to what I had (sigh) Actually, I did think about it but
decided I needed the food to get home!!!! (G)

Prairie Roots said:

I don't have a clue, but there is a product called as Baker's Breakfast Cookies--advertised in WW
magazine--at bbcookies.combbcookies.comOpen ↗. The nutrtional info is available for each of the 13
varieties. Maybe you ate one of these?

Fred said:

Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds so
maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.

Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

Prairie Roots
232/161/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003

Well, I can't help you with the muffin - have no idea as to the nutritional info or if it is a
Costco item. But since I lost a post of yours from a few days ago, mentioning the Costo brownie
bites - thought I would let you know that they were giving samples of them out today. And they are
absolutely delicious!!! I also think I saw the cake you were talking about, and yes, it looks
heavenly! I avoided it though, it did not come home with me ... today.

Joyce

Fred said:

Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds so
maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.

Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

I used to eat the bakers breakfast cookies quite a lot until I formulated my own recipe for a
similar cookie, and yeah, 5 to 6 points, but a nutrient bomb, and very very filling. If it was very
dense, and about 3 " diameter X
1/2" thick you gotta have at least 5 points. Never bothered my weight loss efforts a bit though. For
me the "empty" points were more of a problem.

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Yikes - I hope those are not them - 6 points for the fruit/nut one.

These were in plain cellophane and probably came bulk packaged. I will catch her when she's home.
But I think you've at least come close to what I had (sigh) Actually, I did think about it but
decided I needed the food to get home!!!! (G)

Prairie Roots said:

I don't have a clue, but there is a product called as Baker's Breakfast Cookies--advertised in WW
magazine--at bbcookies.combbcookies.comOpen ↗. The nutrtional info is available for each of the 13
varieties. Maybe you ate one of these?

Fred said:

Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds
so maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.

Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

Prairie Roots
232/161/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003

no but it sounds good, Lee
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Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds so
maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.

Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

recipe please??? Lee
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I used to eat the bakers breakfast cookies quite a lot until I formulated

my

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own recipe for a similar cookie, and yeah, 5 to 6 points, but a nutrient bomb, and very very
filling. If it was very dense, and about 3 " diameter

X

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1/2" thick you gotta have at least 5 points. Never bothered my weight

loss

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efforts a bit though. For me the "empty" points were more of a problem.

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Yikes - I hope those are not them - 6 points for the fruit/nut one.

These were in plain cellophane and probably came bulk packaged. I will catch her when she's
home. But I think you've at least come close to what I had (sigh) Actually, I did think about it
but decided I needed the food to get home!!!! (G)

Prairie Roots said:

I don't have a clue, but there is a product called as Baker's Breakfast Cookies--advertised in
WW magazine--at bbcookies.combbcookies.comOpen ↗. The nutrtional info is available for each of the 13
varieties. Maybe you ate one of these?

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]> wrote:

>Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and
>a friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand
>that Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and
>seeds so maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.
>
>Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

Prairie Roots
232/161/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003

Lee could you please ask again tomorrow? I don't have time now, and I will lose this post.....

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recipe please??? Lee Lesanne <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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my

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own recipe for a similar cookie, and yeah, 5 to 6 points, but a nutrient bomb, and very very
filling. If it was very dense, and about 3 "

diameter

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X

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1/2" thick you gotta have at least 5 points. Never bothered my weight

loss

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efforts a bit though. For me the "empty" points were more of a problem.

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Yikes - I hope those are not them - 6 points for the fruit/nut one.

These were in plain cellophane and probably came bulk packaged. I will catch her when she's
home. But I think you've at least come close to what I had (sigh) Actually, I did think about
it but decided I needed the food to get home!!!! (G)

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 21:01:50 -0600, Prairie Roots <[email hidden]> wrote:

>I don't have a clue, but there is a product called as Baker's Breakfast Cookies--advertised
>in WW magazine--at bbcookies.combbcookies.comOpen ↗. The nutrtional info is available for each of
>the 13 varieties. Maybe you ate one of these?
>
>On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were

on

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>>a 30 mile bike ride and a friend offered me one so I ate it. That

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>>what she called it but I might be another brand that Costco sells as

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>>breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds so maybe
>>partially reasonable - she is a health nut to

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>>extent.
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>>Nutritional Info and points, anyone?
>
>Prairie Roots
>232/161/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003

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Lee could you please ask again tomorrow? I don't have time now, and I

will

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lose this post.....

"Miss Violette" <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
berlin.de...

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recipe please??? Lee Lesanne <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I used to eat the bakers breakfast cookies quite a lot until I

formulated

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my

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own recipe for a similar cookie, and yeah, 5 to 6 points, but a

nutrient

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bomb, and very very filling. If it was very dense, and about 3 "

diameter

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X

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1/2" thick you gotta have at least 5 points. Never bothered my weight

loss

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efforts a bit though. For me the "empty" points were more of a

problem.

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> Yikes - I hope those are not them - 6 points for the fruit/nut one.
>
> These were in plain cellophane and probably came bulk packaged. I will catch her when she's
> home. But I think you've at least come close to what I had (sigh) Actually, I did think
> about it but

decided

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> I needed the food to get home!!!! (G)
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> On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 21:01:50 -0600, Prairie Roots <[email hidden]> wrote:
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> >I don't have a clue, but there is a product called as Baker's Breakfast Cookies--advertised
> >in WW magazine--at bbcookies.combbcookies.comOpen ↗. The nutrtional info is available for

each

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> >of the 13 varieties. Maybe you ate one of these?
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> >On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred

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I did NOT need info on the taste of brownie bites spelled out in computer bytes!!!

Now the chocolate cake - wait, what chocolate cake????? (G)

Joyce said:

Well, I can't help you with the muffin - have no idea as to the nutritional info or if it is a
Costco item. But since I lost a post of yours from a few days ago, mentioning the Costo brownie
bites - thought I would let you know that they were giving samples of them out today. And they are
absolutely delicious!!! I also think I saw the cake you were talking about, and yes, it looks
heavenly! I avoided it though, it did not come home with me ... today.

Joyce

Fred said:

Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds so
maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.

Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

It was about that size in diameter but thinner. I have to remember to ask for the info that is
presumeably on the box.

Yes, empty points are a problem.

Lesanne said:

I used to eat the bakers breakfast cookies quite a lot until I formulated my own recipe for a
similar cookie, and yeah, 5 to 6 points, but a nutrient bomb, and very very filling. If it was very
dense, and about 3 " diameter X
1/2" thick you gotta have at least 5 points. Never bothered my weight loss efforts a bit though.
For me the "empty" points were more of a problem.

"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Yikes - I hope those are not them - 6 points for the fruit/nut one.

These were in plain cellophane and probably came bulk packaged. I will catch her when she's home.
But I think you've at least come close to what I had (sigh) Actually, I did think about it but
decided I needed the food to get home!!!! (G)

Prairie Roots said:

I don't have a clue, but there is a product called as Baker's Breakfast Cookies--advertised in
WW magazine--at bbcookies.combbcookies.comOpen ↗. The nutrtional info is available for each of the 13
varieties. Maybe you ate one of these?

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]> wrote:

>Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
>friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
>Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds
>so maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.
>
>Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

Prairie Roots
232/161/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003

Well, better than the breakfast cookie cited but not wonderful.

240 calories 11 grams fat 3 fiber

5.something points which is less than the breakfast cookie. And she claims (the heathnut that she
is) that the oils are good oils and that she does not believe WW should be penalizing us for
good oils!!!!

Fred said:

It was about that size in diameter but thinner. I have to remember to ask for the info that is
presumeably on the box.

Yes, empty points are a problem.

Lesanne said:

I used to eat the bakers breakfast cookies quite a lot until I formulated my own recipe for a
similar cookie, and yeah, 5 to 6 points, but a nutrient bomb, and very very filling. If it was
very dense, and about 3 " diameter X
1/2" thick you gotta have at least 5 points. Never bothered my weight loss efforts a bit though.
For me the "empty" points were more of a problem.

"Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Yikes - I hope those are not them - 6 points for the fruit/nut one.

These were in plain cellophane and probably came bulk packaged. I will catch her when she's
home. But I think you've at least come close to what I had (sigh) Actually, I did think about it
but decided I needed the food to get home!!!! (G)

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 21:01:50 -0600, Prairie Roots <[email hidden]> wrote:

>I don't have a clue, but there is a product called as Baker's Breakfast Cookies--advertised in
>WW magazine--at bbcookies.combbcookies.comOpen ↗. The nutrtional info is available for each of the 13
>varieties. Maybe you ate one of these?
>
>On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and
>>a friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand
>>that Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and
>>seeds so maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.
>>
>>Nutritional Info and points, anyone?
>
>Prairie Roots
>232/161/WW goal 145 joined WW Online 22-Feb-2003

Oh shucks, and here I thought I was helping by forwarding that little tidbit of information. I
did learn though that I need to stay out of Costco on Sundays .. probably the week-ends
entirely. I swear you could walk through that place and eat an entire meal ... just by sampling.
Not a good thing.

Joyce

Fred said:

I did NOT need info on the taste of brownie bites spelled out in computer bytes!!!

Now the chocolate cake - wait, what chocolate cake????? (G)

Joyce said:

Well, I can't help you with the muffin - have no idea as to the nutritional info or if it is a
Costco item. But since I lost a post of yours from a few days ago, mentioning the Costo brownie
bites - thought I would let you know that they were giving samples of them out today. And they are
absolutely delicious!!! I also think I saw the cake you were talking about, and yes, it looks
heavenly! I avoided it though, it did not come home with me ... today.

Joyce

Fred said:

Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds so
maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.

Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

Our Costco is like that any day of the week, as long as it is before about 3pm, so if you want to
avoid the samples, go after 3pm.

Debbie

"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Oh shucks, and here I thought I was helping by forwarding that little

tidbit of

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information. I did learn though that I need to stay out of Costco on

Sundays ..

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probably the week-ends entirely. I swear you could walk through that

place and

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eat an entire meal ... just by sampling. Not a good thing.

Joyce

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 18:02:06 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]>

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I did NOT need info on the taste of brownie bites spelled out in computer bytes!!!

Now the chocolate cake - wait, what chocolate cake????? (G)

Joyce said:

Well, I can't help you with the muffin - have no idea as to the

nutritional info

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or if it is a Costco item. But since I lost a post of yours from a few

days ago,

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mentioning the Costo brownie bites - thought I would let you know that

they were

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giving samples of them out today. And they are absolutely delicious!!!

I also

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think I saw the cake you were talking about, and yes, it looks heavenly!

I

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avoided it though, it did not come home with me ... today.

Joyce

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]>

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>Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
>friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
>Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds
>so maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.
>
>Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

I am much better at Costco and only sampling foods that are reasonable. Ask for bread without
butter, skip the chicken wings and lasagna. Will sample the juice. I also go early generally before
they have started the cooking! (g)

Joyce said:

Oh shucks, and here I thought I was helping by forwarding that little tidbit of information. I
did learn though that I need to stay out of Costco on Sundays .. probably the week-ends
entirely. I swear you could walk through that place and eat an entire meal ... just by sampling.
Not a good thing.

Joyce

Fred said:

I did NOT need info on the taste of brownie bites spelled out in computer bytes!!!

Now the chocolate cake - wait, what chocolate cake????? (G)

Joyce said:

Well, I can't help you with the muffin - have no idea as to the nutritional info or if it is a
Costco item. But since I lost a post of yours from a few days ago, mentioning the Costo brownie
bites - thought I would let you know that they were giving samples of them out today. And they
are absolutely delicious!!! I also think I saw the cake you were talking about, and yes, it looks
heavenly! I avoided it though, it did not come home with me ... today.

Joyce

On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]> wrote:

>Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
>friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
>Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds
>so maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.
>
>Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

I guess I should admit to trying their fruit cake during the holiday season. And then purchasing one
the next visit! (G) It is cut up and frozen and gets taken on ski trips or hiking.

Fred said:

I am much better at Costco and only sampling foods that are reasonable. Ask for bread without
butter, skip the chicken wings and lasagna. Will sample the juice. I also go early generally before
they have started the cooking! (g)

Joyce said:

Oh shucks, and here I thought I was helping by forwarding that little tidbit of information. I
did learn though that I need to stay out of Costco on Sundays .. probably the week-ends
entirely. I swear you could walk through that place and eat an entire meal ... just by sampling.
Not a good thing.

Joyce

Fred said:

I did NOT need info on the taste of brownie bites spelled out in computer bytes!!!

Now the chocolate cake - wait, what chocolate cake????? (G)

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 01:48:43 -0600, Joyce <[email hidden]> wrote:

>Well, I can't help you with the muffin - have no idea as to the nutritional info or if it is a
>Costco item. But since I lost a post of yours from a few days ago, mentioning the Costo brownie
>bites - thought I would let you know that they were giving samples of them out today. And they
>are absolutely delicious!!! I also think I saw the cake you were talking about, and yes, it
>looks heavenly! I avoided it though, it did not come home with me ... today.
>
>Joyce
>
>On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
>>friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
>>Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds
>>so maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.
>>
>>Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

Argh! Thanks for the info Deb. I don't do much shopping in the late afternoons, usually is the
family's busy time. Guess my best bet is to just avoid ... or sew my lips shut before entering the
store. <G>

Joyce

Deb in Northern California said:

Our Costco is like that any day of the week, as long as it is before about 3pm, so if you want to
avoid the samples, go after 3pm.

Debbie

"Joyce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Oh shucks, and here I thought I was helping by forwarding that little

tidbit of

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information. I did learn though that I need to stay out of Costco on

Sundays ..

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probably the week-ends entirely. I swear you could walk through that

place and

Quoted message said:

eat an entire meal ... just by sampling. Not a good thing.

Joyce

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 18:02:06 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

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I did NOT need info on the taste of brownie bites spelled out in computer bytes!!!

Now the chocolate cake - wait, what chocolate cake????? (G)

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 01:48:43 -0600, Joyce <[email hidden]> wrote:

>Well, I can't help you with the muffin - have no idea as to the

nutritional info

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>or if it is a Costco item. But since I lost a post of yours from a few

days ago,

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>mentioning the Costo brownie bites - thought I would let you know that

they were

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>giving samples of them out today. And they are absolutely delicious!!!

I also

Quoted message said:

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>think I saw the cake you were talking about, and yes, it looks heavenly!

I

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>avoided it though, it did not come home with me ... today.
>
>Joyce
>
>On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]>

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>>Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and
>>a friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand
>>that Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and
>>seeds so maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.
>>
>>Nutritional Info and points, anyone?

I somehow manage to hit the place when I have little to no self-control left, and all that prepared
food looks so wonderful. But the samples are small sized and I don't go for everything, so figure a
handful of points will work as a guestimate. Last time hub and I just took one sample cup and shared
it - enough for a taste and that's all we really wanted anyway.

Joyce

Fred said:

I am much better at Costco and only sampling foods that are reasonable. Ask for bread without
butter, skip the chicken wings and lasagna. Will sample the juice. I also go early generally before
they have started the cooking! (g)

Joyce said:

Oh shucks, and here I thought I was helping by forwarding that little tidbit of information. I
did learn though that I need to stay out of Costco on Sundays .. probably the week-ends
entirely. I swear you could walk through that place and eat an entire meal ... just by sampling.
Not a good thing.

Joyce

Fred said:

I did NOT need info on the taste of brownie bites spelled out in computer bytes!!!

Now the chocolate cake - wait, what chocolate cake????? (G)

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 01:48:43 -0600, Joyce <[email hidden]> wrote:

>Well, I can't help you with the muffin - have no idea as to the nutritional info or if it is a
>Costco item. But since I lost a post of yours from a few days ago, mentioning the Costo brownie
>bites - thought I would let you know that they were giving samples of them out today. And they
>are absolutely delicious!!! I also think I saw the cake you were talking about, and yes, it
>looks heavenly! I avoided it though, it did not come home with me ... today.
>
>Joyce
>
>On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 17:55:12 -0800, Fred <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>Maybe I should not have succumbed without knowing more but we were on a 30 mile bike ride and a
>>friend offered me one so I ate it. That is what she called it but I might be another brand that
>>Costco sells as a breakfast cookie or some such. It was pretty sweet and it had nuts and seeds
>>so maybe partially reasonable - she is a health nut to some extent.
>>
>>Nutritional Info and points, anyone?