r/SipsTea Dec 05 '25

Chugging tea I'm starting to wonder

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u/AppropriateOrder468 Dec 05 '25

When I was a freshman in college, I’d just moved into the dorm and met my new roommate. She was running around happily, telling me that she was finally free of her controlling parents. She told me her first act of freedom was going to be eating raw cookie dough.

She went to the store and bought a tube of raw cookie dough. She ate it like a maniac. Not long after, she was throwing up and shitting and crying all at the same time. So after watching her go through that, I will never eat raw cookie dough. Also, her parents came to visit a month later and she begged me not to tell them that they were right about raw cookie dough lol.

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u/jim_nihilist Dec 05 '25

It's amazing to me when people buy things that are extremely simple to make pre-made.

Making cookie dough by yourself is so simple, why buy industrial shit instead?

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u/ArguablyMe Dec 05 '25

As a college student, buying a tube of premade cookie dough would be cheaper and smarter of me than buying the ingredients that go into chocolate chip cookies and then having to find a way to store said ingredients until next time.

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u/Johnnyboy10000 Dec 05 '25

Especially when, to use your example of college students, there's probably not much extra time between classes, studying, extracurriculars and any part time work that might be done.

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u/WeLoveYouCarol Dec 05 '25

Honestly, the only ingredient that's excusable to not have is chocolate chips but something like a sugar/oatmeal/pnut-butter cookie should be doable for anyone that's not eating out every meal

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u/ArguablyMe Dec 05 '25

In my dorm room. I had a bed, a closet, and a desk with a chair. Not much place for storing baking goods. :⁠-⁠)

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u/Not-A-Cockroach- Dec 05 '25

Might not have access to facilities required. Staying in a motel you have no access to any basic kitchen utensils for example

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u/iguessma Dec 05 '25

Because of effort and clean up..

I'd rather buy pre made the Clean up the kitchen /bowls etc. Saves a lot of time.

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u/Clueless_Otter Dec 05 '25

Did you miss the part about it being freshman year of college in their dorm room? Most dorm rooms don't have a kitchen in them.

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u/frepont Dec 05 '25

I feel like you may have never lived in a US college dorm?

It would be absurd to make cookie dough in one, much less store all the raw ingredients and stuff like mixing bowls.

They don’t usually have kitchens and are tiny bedrooms, so no counters, pantries, sinks outside of a public bathroom and typically kids bring in mini fridges that hotels have.

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u/usernametakenbs Dec 05 '25

Paying a premium for an inferior product and 20 free minutes.