S’mores, while undeniably delicious, are also really irritating. Even though the combo of chocolate, biscuits and marshmallows is a match made in heaven, the tedious task of handcrafting individual sticky sandwiches means that, by the time they’re ready to eat, everyone’s usually too pissed off to enjoy the experience.
Thankfully, the world's favourite unscrupulous shipping service has found a solution.
Never ones to miss an opportunity to let their customers indulge, worldwide delivery wizards Amazon are now advertising a giant s’mores set that can feed up to 16 people in one go.
Instead of beating around the bush with separate treats, the S’mores Jumbo Cookie Kit allows you to prepare a single massive s’more, capable of feeding 16 people all at once, delivering all of the indulgence, with none of the hassle. Campfire devotees will be doing somersaults.
According to the official description on the In The Mix website, the Jumbo Cookie Kit is “the classics, made with a twist! [...] In this mix, your favorite S’Mores flavors are transformed into an easy to share – jumbo cookie. The kit comes complete with a reusable non-stick cookie pan – perfect for any cookie bar recipe.”
Adore S'mores? Check out this recipe for S'mores cake!In order to correctly cook the recipe, the instructions recommend between 15-17 minutes of total baking time, plus a further few minutes under a broiler to melt the marshmallows. The directions also stress that would be chefs will have to provide their own butter and water in order to make the recipe work.
The set was originally on sale for a limited time in August at Aldi, who offered it as part of their “Aldi Finds” promotion. However, that offer was only available between August 21st and 27th, so anyone looking to get their hands on a box should now look to Amazon.
As of this writing, the kit is currently listed as “unavailable”, so s’mores lovers will have to stay patient until they restock. But when they do, camping season looks set to be more enjoyable than ever!
This article was first published on Twisted.co.uk
