A Saskatchewan man's shopping trip to Costco turned into an unexpected adventure when he bought what he thought were off-brand Oreos. To his surprise, they were actually dog treats!The shopper, known as @just_some_sk_rednek on TikTok, shared his mistake in a short video. "Who else bought a box of these and ate half a f**king box before you realized they're goddamn dog treats?" he said."F**king Costco did me dirty, man."The blue box of cookies looks a lot like Oreos but is called Cookie Pal. It has a paw print and a dog on the label. .The box says they are "human-grade" dog treats, which means people can eat them safely.The man from Saskatchewan did not notice at first. "They are cheaper than regular Oreos and taste exactly the same. We made blizzards with them. Kids didn't even know," he said.Cookie Pal's website said, "By using human-grade, organic ingredients, we bake nutrition and good choices into each and every bite."Many people found the story funny. One Costco worker commented, "I work at Costco; I saw these come in and said to my coworker someone's gonna eat these; I just know it."Some people pointed out clues on the box, like the paw print and the words "human-grade." But others understood the mistake. One person said, "I saw these at my Costco [and] thought they were Oreos, too. They were with all the other HUMAN cookies, NOT with the dog stuff."Surprisingly, the man was not upset about eating dog treats. When asked if they were good, he replied, "Hell yeah. Have them in my lunch for work now."
A Saskatchewan man's shopping trip to Costco turned into an unexpected adventure when he bought what he thought were off-brand Oreos. To his surprise, they were actually dog treats!The shopper, known as @just_some_sk_rednek on TikTok, shared his mistake in a short video. "Who else bought a box of these and ate half a f**king box before you realized they're goddamn dog treats?" he said."F**king Costco did me dirty, man."The blue box of cookies looks a lot like Oreos but is called Cookie Pal. It has a paw print and a dog on the label. .The box says they are "human-grade" dog treats, which means people can eat them safely.The man from Saskatchewan did not notice at first. "They are cheaper than regular Oreos and taste exactly the same. We made blizzards with them. Kids didn't even know," he said.Cookie Pal's website said, "By using human-grade, organic ingredients, we bake nutrition and good choices into each and every bite."Many people found the story funny. One Costco worker commented, "I work at Costco; I saw these come in and said to my coworker someone's gonna eat these; I just know it."Some people pointed out clues on the box, like the paw print and the words "human-grade." But others understood the mistake. One person said, "I saw these at my Costco [and] thought they were Oreos, too. They were with all the other HUMAN cookies, NOT with the dog stuff."Surprisingly, the man was not upset about eating dog treats. When asked if they were good, he replied, "Hell yeah. Have them in my lunch for work now."
