My Little Pony Friendship is Magic Cookies

[Oneleo1]

Those look yummy!

[Flitter]

What! They come with stickers  I want these now!

[gallifreyan_pony]

Oooh! I had some of the G3.5 ones in a trade last year and they were yummy (and adorable). I hope they show up here at some point. Omnomnom!

[SourdoughStomper]

Mmmm. . . . cookies.

[Moon_Dancer]

Oh my gosh, they look awesome!
/want.

[kmlv23]

Hm...may pick up a pack, just to satisfy my curiosity. Cookies look kinda generic though. And, if you don't mind my saying so....rather bland. Just very very picky about my cookies. lol

[gazzy90]

Pony cookies, how cute!
Do they taste good?

[tsukikakushi]

OMG I love Aldi's! I'll have to see if I can find some cookies next time I go shopping.

[DazzleKitty]

Has this brand every shown up in the US?

Oh, cookies sound good right now. I haven't had breakfast.

[PurpleTracy]

Uhmmmmmmmmmmmm They look delicious!!

[DoctorMowinckel]

(04:14:11) Marco: The Pinkie Pie snacks come with 30 free Raritys?
(04:14:25) Edward Mowinckel: Does it?
(04:14:27) Edward Mowinckel: Do they?
(04:15:24) Marco: I just see the word "Free", the number 30, and Rarity next to it.
(04:15:49) Marco: I'm guessing stickers, but it's amusing to think that there is a coupon for 30 Raritys.
(04:16:04) Edward Mowinckel: Ohh!
(04:16:09) Edward Mowinckel: There's a FREE magnet in the bag.
(04:16:17) Marco: Ahhhhhhh.
(04:18:55) Edward Mowinckel: They're really emphatic about the magnet being free.
(04:19:12) Edward Mowinckel: If I found a magnet in my bag of cookie bags, I would not go back to the store and ask to pay for it.
(04:19:16) Edward Mowinckel: I would assume it was free.
(04:19:21) Edward Mowinckel: Anything else would be crass.
(04:21:41) Marco: I think the idea is to imply value before purchase. During the deliberation and aquisition phase. Not the deployment and enjoyment phase.
(04:22:19) Edward Mowinckel: I think it's a free magnet.
(04:24:03) Marco: I don't think that's in dispute.
(04:24:27) Marco: And if I am disputing it I'm messed in the head.
(04:24:45) Edward Mowinckel: The problem is we don't have a definition of the value of the magnet, if it's implied in the value of the cookies, or if it's assumed that the cost of the cookies are adjusted to reflect the 'free' magnet.
(04:26:23) Edward Mowinckel: What we need is to determine the value of the cookies without the magnet, then decide if it really is free, or if it's cost adjusted.
(04:26:43) Edward Mowinckel: Or does the magnet provide incentive to pay more for the cookies than you would otherwise?
(04:27:37) Edward Mowinckel: 'cause for me, the cookies are worth $2. Throw in the magnet, I will do $2.50, and consider $3. If they're $2, then from my perspective, the magnet is free. If I'm paying $2.50 or $3, then I consider the cookies cost adjusted.

The value of this 'free' magnet is serious business for my friend and I.

[ZennaBug]

Those are so cute!!!  I've never heard of Mr. Munchies before me, I wonder if my grocery store carries them.  I have been waiting for G4 gummies and cookies, it's taken forever!  I just want FiM bandaids honestly

[stopxmotion]

I wonder if the US will get these too? I haven't seen pony cookies before.
I actually haven't found any G4 fruit snacks yet either..

[Gingerbread]

Cool...hope these turn up in Aldi in the UK along with the little G4 towelly-poncho type things...

[StarLite]

(04:14:11) Marco: The Pinkie Pie snacks come with 30 free Raritys?
(04:14:25) Edward Mowinckel: Does it?
(04:14:27) Edward Mowinckel: Do they?
(04:15:24) Marco: I just see the word "Free", the number 30, and Rarity next to it.
(04:15:49) Marco: I'm guessing stickers, but it's amusing to think that there is a coupon for 30 Raritys.
(04:16:04) Edward Mowinckel: Ohh!
(04:16:09) Edward Mowinckel: There's a FREE magnet in the bag.
(04:16:17) Marco: Ahhhhhhh.
(04:18:55) Edward Mowinckel: They're really emphatic about the magnet being free.
(04:19:12) Edward Mowinckel: If I found a magnet in my bag of cookie bags, I would not go back to the store and ask to pay for it.
(04:19:16) Edward Mowinckel: I would assume it was free.
(04:19:21) Edward Mowinckel: Anything else would be crass.
(04:21:41) Marco: I think the idea is to imply value before purchase. During the deliberation and aquisition phase. Not the deployment and enjoyment phase.
(04:22:19) Edward Mowinckel: I think it's a free magnet.
(04:24:03) Marco: I don't think that's in dispute.
(04:24:27) Marco: And if I am disputing it I'm messed in the head.
(04:24:45) Edward Mowinckel: The problem is we don't have a definition of the value of the magnet, if it's implied in the value of the cookies, or if it's assumed that the cost of the cookies are adjusted to reflect the 'free' magnet.
(04:26:23) Edward Mowinckel: What we need is to determine the value of the cookies without the magnet, then decide if it really is free, or if it's cost adjusted.
(04:26:43) Edward Mowinckel: Or does the magnet provide incentive to pay more for the cookies than you would otherwise?
(04:27:37) Edward Mowinckel: 'cause for me, the cookies are worth $2. Throw in the magnet, I will do $2.50, and consider $3. If they're $2, then from my perspective, the magnet is free. If I'm paying $2.50 or $3, then I consider the cookies cost adjusted.

The value of this 'free' magnet is serious business for my friend and I.

This just made my day.