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Behold The Cookie Revolution!

Burrito Justice — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 21:13:23 +0000

Line length directly proportional to cookie quality:

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Anthony’s Cookies Twitter

Burrito Justice — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:01:52 +0000

What will Anthony’s Cookies’ first tweet be?

Anthony’s Cookies Grand Opening = FREE COOKIES

Burrito Justice — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 06:31:51 +0000

Free cookies from 1-3pm this Saturday? NOM NOM NOM. Why yes, I SHALL join this ‘SF cookie revolution’.

(Unfortunately, milk will be $27 a gallon.)

T is for Toffee

Burrito Justice — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 20:51:12 +0000

I have been valiantly defending these 3 remaining Anthony’s cookies from my co-workers — they polished off the other 15 but are looking for more.

Mars-lander style photography on the toffee to make up for Allan’s lack of picture.

NASA fly-by:

(cookies & creme top, toffee middle, chocolate chip bottom)

Scientific timelapse of cookie vivisection here. (Technically challenging — I only had 3 seconds between bites.)

C is for Cookie. My cookie. (Get away. Seriously.)

Burrito Justice — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 05:03:25 +0000

Got a dozen cookies from Anthony’s on Valencia (between 25th and 26th) on their second day. I hearby proclaim Anthony’s cookies the best in La Lengua, and perhaps in the Mission. Anthony is cool, and so is his assistant. They are in the soft-opening stage, so don’t be surprised by the focus on cookies vs stuff on the walls, etc. Cash only right now.

The cookies in their lovely white box barely made it out of the store — here are the 6.8 survivors. Before this picture was taken, there was an upper layer of half a dozen chocolate chip cookies, so you can guess they were rather tasty. The toffee was epic, and as far as the cookies and cream, well I must say I will be ordering more of those next time around.

We here at the S.C.R.I. (Scientific Cookie Research Institute) conducted a photographic analysis to determine the defensive capabilities of Anthony’s cookies. (NB: We had set aside an archetypal chocolate chip cookie in the name of science, but upon the initiation of our experiment this evening we discovered to our horror that a research assistant (Burrito Justicia) had consumed this protected specimen earlier in the day. Fortunately we had a backup toffee cookie. Basic scientific research protocols are being reviewed by staff members at the institute.)

Sadly, stop-motion photography determined that Anthony’s cookies have no survival skills whatsoever and are easily consumed by a typical human within seconds:

High-speed 16-bit photography reveals the completely passive nature of the cookie while under attack.