▼ Customers lined up outside an Aunt Stella’s location for February’s all-you-can-stuff offer Though the all-you-can-stuff event went off as planned for February, it’s being cancelled as of March. In a statement posted to its website, Aunt Stella says that due to recent outbreaks of bird flu, its supply of eggs has become unstable. Why? Because the company isn’t confident that it can get enough eggs to make sufficiently large cookie batches to supply all the all-you-can-stuff customers. However, those sweet-stuffing skills suddenly won’t be doing them any good, as Aunt Stella has announced that it’s stopping its all-you-can-stuff deal, which was previously offered on the 19th of every month. Skilled sweets fans can stuff 900 grams (approximately 2 pounds) or more of cookies into a single bag, using tongs to grab the treats from Aunt Stella’s buffet-like containers filled with flavors such as chocolate chip, milk tea, sencha green tea, sakura cherry blossom, yuzu citrus, and strawberry. Not only does the Japanese bakery chain have cookies in tons of different delicious flavors, once a month they offer an all-you-can-stuff cookie bag service, where you’re given a bag to fill with as many cookies as you can fit inside it for a flat fee of 1,700 yen (US$13.15). When you’re craving cookies, Aunt Stella’s is a great choice. One of Japan’s best deals for sweets fans has been put on indefinite hiatus.
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