Why do the Italians have such shit taste in everything? These

I like them and I've never found them dry. Maybe you just got some bad ones? Like shortbread, if they're overworked, they're dry.

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>>7325710
>How can anyone enjoy them?
With a cup of coffee or tea, you amerifat.

>dry
What.

>dry

Well, they're cookies Anon. How moist do you want them?

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>>7325710
>dry
If this is bait, bravo OP, you made me reply. If it isn't, you just had bad luck. Italianfag here, and I can ensure you those cookies shouldn't be dry at all. If they were, welp, you bought some old ass cookies instead the fresh baked ones
>>7325731
This anon got it right tho

>>7325710
>Italians
>bad taste
Why do (whatever degenerate race OP belongs to) insist on being full of absolute shit

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>>7325809

Merrilards undercook all their cookies because they can't handle something that isn't chewy or moist. Not that I mind, it's tasty af, but some cookies are supposed to be crisp.

>>7325710
those are fuggin delicious what are you on about

>>7325710
>cookies
>dry

what did you expect?
do you like soft, moist cookies?

>>7327764
See >>7327761

>>7327761
the trend is spreading to the uk too and it scares me. If you buy a bag of 5 cookies from a supermarket you can squish it back into a doughball. I've ended up giving them a short second bake in the oven then I get nice, warm, crisp cookies, rather than some flate cookie dough.

>>7325710
I love italian cookies. Especially the vanilla cookies with tons of sprinkles. My family moved down South and you can't get them there - didn't realize these were semi-regional.

I always dunk them in milk or eat them with tea.