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We need more sugary goodness on /ck, where are all my sugar addicts at?

Made Mexican hot chocolate snickerdoodles today and am in heaven. Was skeptical about a little bit of chili powder in a dessert, but the little kick of spiciness with the intense chocolate flavor blows my mind.

http://www.theppk.com/2009/09/mexican-hot-chocolate-snickerdoodles/

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Ate an entire box of these in one afternoon. Sweets are cocaine.

>> No.4472297

IM ADDICTED TO FUCKING GREEN TEA MATCHA KIT KATS. MMMMMMM

>> No.4472303

>>4472297
>GREEN TEA MATCHA KIT KATS

This exists?

>> No.4472318

>>4472303
Theyre japanese so youre not gonna find en at 7-11. I get mine in a big bag of minis from mitsuwa an asian grocery. They may be at an asian market close to you.

Or you can probably order them online

>> No.4472333

>>4472318

We need these in America. Though I guess the Americanized version would be Starbucks Kit Kats.

>> No.4472337

>>4472318
Oddly enough, a few years ago, 7-Elevens in the Philly area were selling Japanese junk foods and snacks. Ramune, curry-and-cheese Cup-Noodle and matcha Kit Kats were all available at that time.

>> No.4472344

>>4472337

Is there even a Japanese population in Philly? NYC or LA/SF I can understand, but Philly?

>> No.4472368

>>4472344
There's a small one, yeah. It's not as large as the Chinese, Viet or Korean populations, but there is a visible Japanese community in the Philadelphia area, particularly in and around the Main Line. There is a Japanese language Friends school in the Philadelphia suburbs boasting 230 students from preschool (age 4) through grade 12 (age 18). Assuming all of them are ethnically Japanese and every two students represents one family, that's over 100 Japanese-speaking households around Philadelphia. Not a very large number, I know, but it's something.

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From Publix

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These vegan cinnamon rolls from a shop in front of UC Berkeley. Going to have five root canals within a year at this rate.