Monday, December 12, 2005

Goo Goo Clusters


The Goo Goos arrived today. Goo Goos have become a holiday tradition at my office.

Apparently these delicious little patties of chocolate, marshmallow, peanuts and caramel are made in Nashville. When I have had legal work in the state of Tennessee, I have used a specific firm and a specific attorney there in Nashville and, subsequently I have received a box of Goo Goo Clusters from him every year.

The tradition is that I immediately hand out 5 of the Goo Goo Clusters and consume one. They all have to be gone within 5 minutes of receiving them...otherwise I will be tempted to eat more than one.

They are Goo Goo-licious. HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

15 Comments:

Blogger garrett provided this enlightening comment...

Jesus Christ invented Goo-Goo Clusters. So it's OK to say "Merry Christmas" when you share Goo-Goo Clusters.

4:05 PM, December 12, 2005  
Blogger FLAMINGO1 provided this enlightening comment...

I KNOW that Jesus would want us to enjoy Goo Goos while we pitied those who are not as holy as we are.

Merry Christmas!

4:34 PM, December 12, 2005  
Blogger FLAMINGO1 provided this enlightening comment...

Caroline has not yet received her Goo Goos. She is not happy.

Ha!!!

4:40 PM, December 12, 2005  
Blogger Jay Noel provided this enlightening comment...

I have never had one before...they contain every ingredient I love, however. I should try one right away, as I surely need to gain more weight!

5:07 PM, December 12, 2005  
Blogger FLAMINGO1 provided this enlightening comment...

Phoenix, I suggest you start out eating 1/2 of a Goo Goo - just a Goo. The full Goo Goo is not for amatures.

I seriously think I might die if I ate more than one of those in a day...or at least hurl.

5:09 PM, December 12, 2005  
Blogger garrett provided this enlightening comment...

I never get Goo-Goos anymore. And I think we even threw some business to those folks from down here in the Lone Star State a couple of years ago. Since Complete Game gave me their name he probably got all the credit ... and all the clusters.

"Not fair," as my three-year-old would argue.

6:36 PM, December 12, 2005  
Blogger FLAMINGO1 provided this enlightening comment...

Maybe you should have paid him for the work he did. Then maybe he would send you Goo Goos.

6:42 PM, December 12, 2005  
Blogger Slickitysly provided this enlightening comment...

they look even more like a log of feces than an ohenry bar....yumm

6:51 AM, December 13, 2005  
Blogger Velvet Fog provided this enlightening comment...

You mean to say that there is a market for clusters of Goo?

My palatial bungalow is crawling in these things.

7:08 AM, December 13, 2005  
Blogger PDD provided this enlightening comment...

I have never heard of Goo-Goo Clusters. But I'm from Canada, and you know what that means... again a lot of water.

Dongley, my old palatial bachelor appartment was crawling in these things too... then I got married, and has since been replaced with potpouri.

I miss the old smell. Scent of protein makes me healthy.

7:23 AM, December 13, 2005  
Blogger HighMaintenanceHussy provided this enlightening comment...

Does anybody else think they look like poo?

7:42 AM, December 13, 2005  
Blogger FLAMINGO1 provided this enlightening comment...

Perhaps poo with a marshmallow center.

Game, please stop asking dumb questions like "do they have nuts?" Read the description.

Chocolate, caramel, marshmallow and PEANUTS. So, no they do not have nuts since peanuts are legumes.

12:40 PM, December 13, 2005  
Blogger crallspace provided this enlightening comment...

Always seen those in the south, but they never looked too appetizing. I like the home- made fudge at those roadside places that sell Native jewelry and Confederate doo-dads.

3:07 PM, December 13, 2005  
Blogger jungle jane provided this enlightening comment...

i'm with Hussy - looks like somebody didn't chew properly...

11:18 PM, December 13, 2005  
Blogger KC provided this enlightening comment...

I've never seen or heard of GooGoo's, but sweet jeebus they sound good.

3:00 PM, December 15, 2005  

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