Comment by jldugger
4 days ago
Yea, I once brought some to game night, and another gamer brought actual Biscoff cookies. Then a third person put them together into a sandwich cookie which I thought was equal parts funny and violating some kind of Kosher rule "Do not seethe a kid in it's mother's milk" I invented in my head.
We’ve strayed further. Sometimes we take the meat of a chicken, bathe it in its eggs, dip it in bread crumb, and shape it in the form of its ancestors.
Dino nuggies are worth it though…
Getting close to oyakodon:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oyakodon
Just had that when visiting japan, wanted to order food to the hotel using Uber Eats, and everything’s in Japanese. So I translated it. Seeing parent and child bowl made it an immediate buy!
And don't forget the mayochip to dip it in!
My friends and I stumbled into this as it's own food category and I wish I could remember the stranger ones.
I think you can actually buy biscoff sandwich cookies that are essentially this.
You can! And they're delicious.
This has been a Belgian children's breakfast staple for generations. Some dunk them in milk before putting them on bread. Those with a more sophisticated palate might use coffee or hot chocolate instead.
That + coffee is the original spread. Just the way the cookie crumbles.