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wally gitz May 13, 2013 3:10 am |
| From: | illinois |
| Message: | I had my first hydrox when my step brother moved in with us his senior year of high school 1972. I was in 8th grade at this time and was a oreo fan. Thanks brother Brad for setting me straight. SOMEONE BRING BACK THE HYDROX! |
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Sherry May 10, 2013 1:11 am |
| From: | Massachusetts |
| Message: | Loved Hydrox cookies. We had minor war at our house as I was only child to want Hydrox insisting that they tasted different and better than Oreo...needless to say I did not always win. haha!I |
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Suzanne April 25, 2013 1:17 am |
| From: | Rhode Island |
| Message: | Hydrox were by FAR the best cookie! Every now and then I try searching on the internet hoping they come back!! They were better to dunk...and so much better than oreos!! |
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randy April 17, 2013 6:43 pm |
| From: | ny state |
| Message: | I have such fond memories of Hydrox cookies, from my elementary school days. I remember what a treat it was when my mom would pack a few of them in my lunch box. The mint Hydrox cookies were my favorite. Thank you for this wonderful website! |
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ETC April 16, 2013 10:04 pm |
| Message: | I never knew about Hydrox cookies until today, and now I feel cheated. |
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claudia basola January 28, 2013 11:55 pm |
| From: | los angeles ca |
| Message: | Hydrox were the first and by far the best chocolate creme filled cookies. For me the chocolate cookie taste was 100% pure, whereas Oreo always had a fake flavor. I would buy Hydrox only if they would produce them. An Oreo will never enter my home. Lol! Hydrox is kinda the Pete Best of Cookies... |
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markT January 24, 2013 12:08 am |
| From: | NJ |
| Message: | Any headway with this classic being reinstated to its former excellence? |
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Mike McCann January 20, 2013 2:36 am |
| From: | New York City area |
| Message: | Glad to see your page honoring Hyrdrox. I grew up in a kosher home -- and my mom only bought Hydrox, never Oreos, for obvious reasons. |
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Joshua Gray January 16, 2013 1:46 am |
| From: | Denison, TX |
| Message: | I got my first nickname from this cookie! During my early childhood, I was playing with one and twisted it open. Talking to 's-o-m-e-t-h-i-n-g' inside, I said the name of the cookie ... "Hi, Drox!" My big brother Eric was listening, and Drox became my first nickname ;-) |
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Schmegle January 10, 2013 10:17 pm |
| From: | NY |
| Message: | I associate Hydrox with my grandmother. I used to eat them from her cookie jar in the kitchen when I was little, while she was preparing other food. I preferred them to Oreos, especially for their filling. Fond memories of nice times. I would love to see them made again, even on a limited annual basis. |
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wanda December 23, 2012 12:49 am |
| From: | United States |
| Message: | I miss my hydrox. I cant even eat oreos.. They taste terrible. I used to eat twistos.. They tasted like Hydrox. Now even those are gone. Is there a cookie out there that taste like Hydrox? Which we could order them online. |
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The Old Wolf December 12, 2012 10:43 am |
| From: | Born in NYC |
| Message: | I miss Hydrox cookies. Loved the tang and the fact that they didn't go soggy when dunked. Thanks for this wonderful tribute site. |
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Gayle October 31, 2012 4:15 pm |
| From: | United States |
| Message: | Still, in 2012, I miss Sunshine Hydrox. Totally different taste than Oreos, so much better. Had them once in Dolly Madison Cookies and Cream ice cream. This was/is a flavor I don't like and it was delicious. |
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Theresa October 19, 2012 2:36 am |
| From: | Alamogordo, NM |
| Message: | I miss Hydrox Cookies so much...I'd have them with a cup of tea or coffee. I crave these cookies so much I tried to find them somewhere on line. PLEASE KELLOGS bring back my cookies ! |
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James Hogan October 6, 2012 11:27 am |
| From: | Arlington MA |
| Message: | It's such a shame that these Fine cookies are out-of-production, so much better than that other cookie. Come on Kellogg, give the people what they want! |
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Linda Rima October 4, 2012 6:00 pm |
| From: | Anaheim, California |
| Message: | I've been craving Hydrox and just searched to see if they were being marketed in another part of the country. I would be SO excited to see them on the shelves again. I don't think I've ever eaten an Oreo. That wouldn't be right! I just left a message on the Kellog website asking for them to be produced again. They could compete with Oreo like Pepsi competes with Coke. Never know what they will do if enough of us SPEAK UP! Let's start a Hydrox revolution! |
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Todd Carpineto October 2, 2012 6:04 pm |
| From: | Elida, Ohio |
| Message: | Wow, I'm amazed to even find a site for these cookies! I was asking my wife this weekend if she had seen them and she said 'no, she didn't even know what they were'. I explained they were better than Oreos but similar. Now I know why I hadn't seen them in a while. I sure do miss 'em. Another good one as a kid was PDQ chocolate drink. Thanks for the answers and I sure would love to see 'em make another comeback! |
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Robert K Smith September 28, 2012 11:51 pm |
| From: | Glens Falls NY |
| Message: | I now reside in Indiana. I always liked Hydrox over Oreos. For some reason tonight I was just wondering if they were still out there just not in Indiana. Praises to your site! The big guy always gets over..in the beginning. |
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Jeff Missinne September 5, 2012 8:56 pm |
| From: | Wisconsin |
| Message: | I agree with Lou Bricano that part of the problem was the name; to me Hydrox sounds not so much like a mythical monster as an industrial strength drain opener! What a name for a tasty cookie. (And "Droxies" was not really the answer.) A sister Sunshine product I also miss was the Aunt Sally frosted gingerbread. Loved 'em as a kid, but they have been gone much longer than Hydrox. Man, do I feel OLD... |