Sugar Wafers (cookies, chinese, grocery store, cheap)

[OzzyRules]

Does anyone else like these?

I used to really like them when I was a kid. They are orange rectangular little crispy bars consisting of waffle style cookies with sugar between them. Kind of like a little sugar sandwich. My dentist gave me some gift certificates for some free ones and I had forgotten how delicious they were.

[Happy in Wyoming]

I remember those. I haven't seen them in years but I could eat a whole package. They made a great dinner while driving.

I'm going to see if I can find some.

[calel]

The Asian grocery stores have them in all kinds of flavors. I like to pick up the taro-flavored ones whenever I shop at my local Chinese market.

[dens]

At Christmas when we would get the large tin of variety biscuits/cookies, I would always grab those from both layers.

[Lucky Lady123]

I remember sugar wafers too. One of my favorite treats as a kid.

[Sweet*Tea]

I remember them too. It's been years since I've had them.

[Wurzig]

Originally Posted by OzzyRules

Does anyone else like these?

I used to really like them when I was a kid. They are orange rectangular little crispy bars consisting of waffle style cookies with sugar between them. Kind of like a little sugar sandwich. My dentist gave me some gift certificates for some free ones and I had forgotten how delicious they were.

I love all the flavors..some brands are better than others......haven't had them in years......I could eat a whole package in a day......but of course, the sugar would make my heart beat out of my chest....

[SXMGirl]

I haven't thought about them in years, so thanks for the reminder. I'll look for them this weekend. I imagine that they are all sugar, so it is doubtful that I will get any, but maybe....just for nostalgia.

[jasper12]

And they are still so cheap. I can get a large pack, for a $1.00. That is a major bargin for a snck. I get the neopolitan pack, vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry.

[Mrs. Skeffington]

I remember when I first had them - they used to sell them by the pound at McCrory's downtown when I was little (we're talking the early 60's). They came in vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry.