Dunkaroos, Dunkaroos
If you're one of the many that believe Dunkaroos are no longer produced, you're wrong -- I'm just hoarding all of them. As you can see, I have obtained a massive variety pack of Dunkaroos that's really 4 boxes in one. Not only that, but I only paid $4 for it, and that's less than 17¢ a pack.
These snacks first made the scene in the late 80's but they're only available now via black market vendors and speakeasies. The cookies are lackluster shapes like balloons and planes, but no one really cares when there's frosting involved. They could be shaped like cockroaches and goat asses as long as there's a tiny tub of frosting for them to swim it. Dunkaroos are the tastiest Aussie product since Nad's hair removal cream.
I can't believe I've been at this for so many years and this is my first blog about Dunkaroos. I know I ate at least 15 boxes of Shrek Dunkaroos a few years back, but there's no sign of green slime frosting on the blog anywhere.
I haven't been able to get my hands on Dunkaroos in years. I was pretty certain they caught my eye once at Target about 5 or 6 years ago.If I didn't imagine it, and I did in fact see them, I didn't pick them up. Which is very strange considering I usually jump at the chance to stockpile any remnant of 80s and 90s snack food. If anyone needs proof, they need to look no further than my blog post about long-lost Planter's Cheez Balls.
According to my fiance, Dunakaroos are still readily available in Australia, and the cookies are in the must-have marsupial shape none the less. Perhaps I'll get him to bring me some. It doesn't get better than kangaroo cookies, frosting and *fingers crossed* sprinkles. No, I think my fiance is the tastiest Aussie treat, lol.
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I always find Dunkaroos at Dollar General. They're so yummy... even the box itself still smells like cinnamon/frosting even after its empty!
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You don't just eat, you dunkaroos, in the faux Aussie accent of the Kangaroo mascot all those years ago.
They still sell them in the store, and I'm still tempted to buy them.
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I've forgotten about those! I will have to look for them next time I'm in a place where they sell food, being that they're not in my local grocery stores. I'll probably have to go some shady corner market to find them but it'll be worth it!
I went to a shady asian mini grocery store, called simply, "Oriental Market" and scored some Koala cookies there.
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If you keep to such a diet for at least a couple of days, you are risking to become angry and disappointed in life. I try to keep to a healthy way of life too, but it is possible to remain healthy and eat delicious food at the same time. There are so many different healthy diets (search for them by http://rapid4me.com search engine), I don't understand why people should suffer that much.
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Useful information like this one must be kept and maintained so I will put this one on my bookmark list! Thanks for this wonderful post and hoping to post more of this!
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Oh this post made me reminisce about my childhood - love those biscuits.
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Love those - very similar to party rings with the frosting.
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interesting blog so i think so its very useful and
knowledge able.I would like to thank you for the efforts
you have made in writing this article
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My son(19) has been looking for those. Checked Walmart, Giant , no dunkaroos.
Saw this post and went to Dollar General, and yes, they had them in boxes of 6 for $2.00 a box. So glad , I discovered this blog.
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I hear ya about finding places for your stuff. I just recently after 3 years of being here, got a book shelf so I can store all my little trinkets and webkinz that randomly fall off the shelf and become doggy toys.
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Dunkaroos...
Makes me want to grab an Ecto-cooler and some Fruit by the Foot and cruise on my skateboard listening to Huey Lewis and the News on my Walkman
Jody
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