Gawd, the future has so much information (read too much). Bring back the dark ages of the 50's and 60's. I do not want my food stamped with a message. Because, it will start with nutrition labeling and end up with advertising and marketing on the front and back of the cookies!

I hope that food dye and labeling on the back of the cookie is sweet cuz I'm gonna lick it like a trans fat Oreo cookie! There!

Adrienne
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@radleyas: Ah, beat me to it. I couldn't find any web dictionaries to back me up, though I know Mr. Burns says it on the Simpsons sometimes, and therefore it couldn't be new-fangled.

http://www.yourtechtv.com/view_video.php?viewkey=5ee0bc9d4...

This is a very disturbing trend and could be a factor in the greatly increased cases of ADHD and Autism. Something I would think the Consumerist would be concerned about.

"Larf" is a slang way of saying laugh here in the UK. It's as old as the hills.

This cookie reminds me of Pringles Prints. I love the sour cream and onion ones, though, and the Prints are still regular-flavor-only. Sigh.

I remember buying a carton of eggs once that had the expiration date stamped on each individual egg. I thought that was handy, considering the stamp on the carton itself is usually illegible.

I think we are wasting a lot of resources, like ballpark has those individually packaged expensive hotdogs....and then there are those prepackaged hotdog+bun....that generates more trash than food...

It's the future of advertising.

Pun absolutely intended.