CARAMEL DELITES
The Caramel Delite is a cookie made by Girl Scouts.
Some people think that Girl Scouts live in lush forests
and on mountain tops and near babbling brooks and
in the warm glades of summer but that’s not true.
The Caramel Delite cookie is 60 calories. That is an
approximate caloric value and will not hold up in a
court of law or may not be printed in an encyclopedia
or in a weekly newspaper or reputable periodical
without fear of rebuttal or dissent, because it is an
approximate value, e.g.: “Your uniform is forest
green.” Well, what is forest green, anyway? I have
seen many forests, in my day, oh, so many forests,
and I cannot answer this question. Let’s just say
green and let’s just say some calories or other.
Oh so many forests. William Wordsworth.
The Caramel Delite contains coconut and whey.
This is extremely important information if you
like food from Thailand or stringy things in your
throat insofar as we are discussing coconut presently.
With regard to whey, no one truly knows what ‘whey’ is–
some people think it is pronounced like this: why, as in:
Why, God? Why? My God, why? She was so young!
Why?
The Caramel Delite is made by the Little Brownie
Bakers. I find that offensive. Other things I find
offensive: things that are little and things that are
brown and babbling brooks and knapsacks and
canteens and pocket knives and people who sashay
into rooms that you bake.
The Caramel Delite was once called The Samoa,
a mantle plume of monsoonal temperament,
vulcanized.
The Caramel Delite was named after Samoa
because of their large automotive wire harness
factories, as well as the indigenous Samoan ‘Siva
Dance’, with its uniquely gentle pulsating movements
of the body pressed in time to music and which tells
a story, one that often includes coconuts and the sensation
of slapping a mosquito on the body as the rain fills the sky.
The Samoa was made by the ABC Bakery.
That is a fact that always makes me weep
profusely as one might were one to have
a wild dog beneath one’s skirt. Here, have
a cookie. Mmm. That’s good. That’s fine.
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