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[fromtheuk]

I have recently started to buy some chocolate brownies from Homeplus.

I must confess I love the taste of these brownies, they are delicious.

If you live near Homeplus, please try them. They come in a rectangular box, on the front is a picture of a stack of 4 brownies.

There is also a picture of what looks like a 1950s US woman and child, the girl exclaims, 'I love it mommy!'

Have you tried this brand of brownies?

Please stay on topic, this is very important to me.

[Pink Freud]

Brownies are cultural imperialism.

[Oreovictim]

Do they come in an off-white or maybe a yellowish box, individually wrapped (yeah, that's pretty much everything here) with about eight or so in a box? Not the real thing, but you take what you can get. They're alright.

[fromtheuk]

Yes, that's how the box looks.

[fromtheuk]

I had one for lunch today. They are quite nice you know.

I feel very reluctant to bump an old thread when it seems I have nothing important to say, but I really feel this had to be stated publically, for the record.

I'm also bored at work, deskwarming.

[blurgalurgalurga]

Speaking of cultural imperialism, the small brownies from Coldstone Creamery ice cream stores are excellent, and cost only 500 won each.

[ThingsComeAround]

Sounds like Little Debbie
http://www.littledebbie.com/products/cakes_brownies.asp

[ryoga013]

[Illysook]

The O market brownies are overpriced and not that good, but still better no brownies at all.

[Oreovictim]

Actually, if you want a good chocolate fix, go to Coffee Bean, shell out 5,000 won and order that new warm choco cake that they have. I haven't had something so intense since, uh, um, er, does anyone remember the Hostess Choco Bliss from the '80s?

[valkerie]

Thanks FromtheUK....after reading this post I happened to see said brownies..... yum (hot with ice-cream.

You brighten my day!!