It's not like racism is illegal, but really, why deny everything? If you have the balls to call it a Drunken Negro Face Cookie, then have the balls to follow up on it when someone asks about it.

it's just a cookie you know..what's all the fuss about?

The shame wouldn't be there because thee wouldn't be a drunk white face. Caucasian people are the majority of western citizens and so it would just be called a drunk face.

What is shameful is that this guy is promoting the same caricatures as was common in the 19th century. Being a racist is pathetic be it through cookies, drawings or words.

In London I had gingerbread men cookies that you dunk in whiskey, and they had 'Mick' spelled on them with chocolate.
There were no cameras busting into shop.

I really don't understand the fuss: if this guy is a racist he's not gonna stop being one after this- he'll lose some politically correct customers but I'm sure he'll make it up with catering white supremacy congresses.

Also, both women in the clip annoy me immensely.

this gives me an idea..I'm going to bake a bread in the shape of my feelings..and it's gonna be with all kinds of little coloured elephants and a whole lot of hearts and glitters on it...anyway

Am I the only one who doesn't find any of his 'creations' to look particularly appetizing, any additional meaning behind them aside? The "dead geese" bread looked like something I'd definitely pass on.

That being said, the guy looks like a chubbier version of Adam Sandler.

Well I think the Drunken N Faces look pretty appetizing..then again..If I eat them..who's going to shine my boots? (just kidding in the spirit of all this)

SHAME! SHAME! SHAME!

That shame scared me. So annoyin'.