For sure. Ty for the response!

US 13.90$. Worth a try once. Try it when you come to Korea :-)

Looks amazing. How much US $?

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All by yourself? Thats amazing! Now, go get some crayons and circle of paper and draw a picture of your favourite animal!

You kinda endorsed my point there.

We all have individual tastes, I love buckets of hot sauce, for example.

That doesn't mean it's appealing to most. I got served this in a restaurant, I'd say WTF and send it back.

It's just badly constructed.

Yeah I used to get those all the time when I was a kid. Don't really shop at the Thai grocery that I used to see them at. They had them in these small plastic Tupperware and cut into five two inch squares, mad good

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Which is good because that’s considered two servings

I don’t think they are that great. They taste raw, and I love that they ask for a tip for no customer service other than boxing and handing me my cookies. Literally no eye contact. My friend loves them so I get them for her

Yeah that’ll definitely keep me lighter weight a little longer

Lightweight

I’m glad you mentioned this. I’ve gotten them through work or events, and sometimes it’s a little questionable. There is a difference between just chewy, and underbaked. I still ate them of course.

I feel like their hype has come to an end

I usually chill the dough before baking which seems to make them flatten out.

Thank you 😊

Yeah. Good state.

Mine never flatten out like that.

Exactly, had a Strawberry shortcake one that has been my favorite so far.

When I had Crumbl I liked the flavors but they were a bit under baked.

Flower petals on sushi is brilliant!

I used a silicone baking mat for one tray and I used my air bake cookie sheet for the other tray. Parchment paper definitely works if you don’t have either of those.

Looks like they spread nicely! Did you use a silicon baking mat or parchment paper?