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Thanks, this was interesting though it doesn’t do what the title says. Your VCL either removes all cookies or passes all cookies depending on the presence of some specific cookie. I’m trying to remove all but one cookies from the request, i.e. when that cookie is present I want to pass just that one cookie, not all other as well. I guess it all depends on how your backend code handles the unexpected cookies.
D’OH! You are correct, twice. My backend ditches the other cookies!