No… chocolate coating is usually referred to as “dipped.” Triple chocolate cookies are usually (but not always) chocolate dough with chocolate and white chocolate chips.

Only way to know is if OP shows the ingredients. That brand of frozen cookie dough, however, uses dark chocolate chips for the double and milk for the standard, so it’s unlikely.

I would assume double chocolate means chocolate dough and chocolate chips. Double in essence, not in quantity. And 40% is referring to how many chocolate chips are in the dough.

This is one reason among many I suspect my oldest kid is a cat in human skin.

I got Thai curry from a new place. I have NO head for capsaicin heat, but I do like a bit of warmth so when he asked me how hot I wanted it on a scale of 1-10, I said three. He said that wasn’t too bad.

I had to eat little bits alternating with lots of rice. He was from Thailand. Apparently, his scale is exponential. I can’t imagine what a ten would be like.

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Why not buy a kiddie meal?

I’m pretty sure this was an intentional reminder of the days when cats were worshiped.

I can’t tell you about every single toy. Just avoid anything with plastic, paper, or wads of string that can be chewed off.

You’re okay with cardboard boxes and the like as long as you watch them closely and take it away at the first sign of chewing. Really, that should be your practice with any toy, especially new ones.

Having worked in a vet office where these were fished out of intestines regularly, DON’T let your cats play with small pieces of plastic like this. Nor hair ties, yarn, string, small paper bits like labels or receipts, or coins.

As a UX designer, the first part is part of the reason. Companies actually “want” you to continue to scroll and to click the view more button. Every time you view more, they get more ad revenue and more data.

Endless scrolling is an accessibility and data conservation nightmare. It’s also arguably grey UX, as it encourages scrolling addiction. Having the user have to make a decision to load more saves the user data, and keeps the page from shifting context without user input. Global apps should consider the needs of the bulk of the world, which is still on pay-for-data plans.

The answer tends to be to also implement server-side sort and filtering that includes “show new.”

On the positive side, you are now one of an elite group of those who have a raccoon attack story.

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Yeah, I was more thinking about myself.

Until you find out you married someone like this without realizing it.

There’s nothing on Reddit that can’t be found on actually reliable sites vs. internet randos.

I blocked it from my search results on Google, and haven’t missed it.

"…we’ll take action you peasant landed gentry…

FTFY