Originally posted by: RaynorWolfcastle
It depends on chewiness, size, and structure.
Orea or Fugee-O -> split into 2 parts, then eat
smallish hard cookie -> one bite
large hard cookie -> several bites
any soft cookie -> break pieces with hands
Originally posted by: her209
Is an Orea a cookie?
Originally posted by: her209
Is an Orea a cookie?
Yes, but how does one classify what is a cookie and what isn't a cookie?Originally posted by: TallBill
Well what else would it be? And I have seen people bite it.Originally posted by: her209
Is an Orea a cookie?
RaynorWolfcastle, that was fascinating.
Originally posted by: RaynorWolfcastle
It depends on chewiness, size, and structure.
Orea or Fugee-O -> split into 2 parts, then eat
smallish hard cookie -> one bite
large hard cookie -> several bites
any soft cookie -> break pieces with hands
Eating cookies is an optimization problem: maximize the duration of cookie flavour while minimizing crumbs (wasted cookie).Originally posted by: TheLonelyPhoenix
A true engineer's answer.Originally posted by: RaynorWolfcastle
It depends on chewiness, size, and structure.
Orea or Fugee-O -> split into 2 parts, then eat
smallish hard cookie -> one bite
large hard cookie -> several bites
any soft cookie -> break pieces with hands
Edit: And where's the poll?
Originally posted by: russianpower
Originally posted by: her209
Is an Orea a cookie?
SOOO0000oooooooooo.......If you have a 2 ft cookie you have to swallow the cookie in one bite.![]()
Originally posted by: BW86
depends on how big it is![]()
Originally posted by: FoBoT
i am a cookie biter