Oreo Dulce De Leche
Nabisco hates me. 2 weeks of trying to watch what I eat and those bastards put out a new kind of Oreo. I hate them. I had to buy them. I didn't eat them though. So I sought council on their flavor. Basically it went down like this.... I got into work today and went, "Hey Chris, I need you to pull both voicemail boxes and oh, I have something really important for you to work on. Here, eat these cookies and tell me if they're any good."
And I have had my sources confirm that they are.... dare I say.... dulce de-licious! More and more snack foods are bringing in the Dulce de Leche. I filled up my candy dish at work a few weeks back with Dulce de Leche Hershey Kisses, and I never saw any candy disappear that quickly. It's some damn good shit.
What is Dulce de Leche? Is that French or something for caramel?
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It's essentially a Spanish (or more specifically, Mexican) term for "burnt milk." Dulce de Leche is usually made by cooking condensed milk in little ramekins, or the can, until it turns a caramel colour. The finished product is served like Creme Brulee, or (as seen above) put into numerous different commercial products. The taste is similar to caramel, but creamier.
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Oh, wow! Those look ridiculously yummy. I haven't seen them yet. Though, I try to steer clear of the aisle with Oreos. :X
One way that I try to curb my eating habits towards sweet things is to have sweet SMELLING things around. Like Tutti Dolci perfume. That stuff is dreamy.
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