Do they even sell these anymore? If so, I’m leaving my sick dungeon at once and hitch hiking to walmart.

My mom used to let Cameron and I crack open a box of these for snacks, or a late night snack before bed. She’d poor us a mug of milk, and we’d dip away like it was our jobs.  We’d dip anything sweet in milk, its just what we were taught. Besides the fact that Cameron and I lived off of milk, chocolate or white, we loved dunking sweets in it. Whether it be cookies, brownies, Nilla wafers, or pop tarts- it was plunged into a cold mug of milk. Cameron and I were to follow the rules mom gave. She usually told us 3 or 4 for oreos. But of course Nilla Wafers were thinner and had less dense, and an all around smaller disk. Therefor you could con mom into letting us have about 6 or 7. But that’s it. She crinkled up the little bag inside, and shut the tab on the box after that. Then you proceed to dunk as slow as possible, let them soak good and long, to make them last.

well…I figured out a way to beat the system.  I figured out the phenomenon that Nilla Wafers were flat on the one side, therefor you can put two Nilla Wafers back to back, but from the front…..It looks as though there is ..yes…only one. So when mom said only 7 nilla Wafers, and left the bag out until Cameron and I were done with our 7, miraculously, mine always lasted longer. Mom thought it was because I was a slow dunker. But no…I really had 14 Nilla Wafers.

and boy was it worth it.