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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Conservative Lord Bethell of Romford posted scathing tweets about the controversial cookie, which Domino's announced for the first time on Thursday.
In his second tweet, he reiterated that the team behind the controversial cookie, which are available in Domino's stores from Monday, should be "ashamed" and added they should use their talents to find less "egregious" ways to make a return.
"It is a total abdication of responsibility, you are curators of two of the biggest food brands in the country," he added.
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In a statement, they added: "These special edition cookies bring together two much loved, iconic brands and are designed to be a delicious pre-Easter treat which can be shared.
"At just over 370 calories per cookie, they are in line with the content of many other treats available on the high street such as frappes and croissants.
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