cookies

The following diet cookies come to you endorsed by the Cookie Monster who says, “Look great while satisfying the beast within you!” 

*Note: The side effects may include excessive hair growth and blue discoloration of the body!

OK, Seriously what’s with all the cookie diets that keep popping up everywhere? Do the cookies really taste great and are they really a healthy way to lose weight? 

At this year's State Fair of Texas this guy thought it'd be a swell idea to sell deep-fried butter. It joins the ranks of deep-fried Oreos, Snickers bars, and Coca-Cola.

I'll be blunt. It's called a "drunken negro head" cookie. And a Manhattan bakery, in Greenwich Village of all places, was selling them in "honor" of Barack Obama.

This whipped up a flurry of outrage and allegations. Uh, duh!

Cookies without ingredients like trans-fat or sugars seem to have a different taste to me.

Maybe this will change with the new trans fat-free shortening discovered by the researchers at the University of Guelph in Canada.

Known as CoaVel, the ingredient is believed by baking experts to be the solution to completely eliminating trans fat from commercially sold baked goods.

If you're sitting in bus shelter in California - and you can smell cookies - blame the "Got Milk?" campaign. Beginning December 4th, GOT MILK?-branded chocolate chip cookie scented bus shelters will spring up in California to treat commuters to an unexpected multi-sensory experience. Instead of tantalizing taste buds with mouths stuffed of gooey brownies or fudge, GOT MILK? will tickle olfactory nerves with the smell of chocolate chips to reinforce that milk is essential for holiday treats. (pr)

A "Cookie Diet" refers to a diet based on a specially crafted cookie that helps to suppress appetite.