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[Jannabelle]

Has anyone tried them? They look good, but are pricey.

[brii]

I've never tried them. They do look good. They remind me of the Lofthouse brand of cookies

[croemer]

Yes...my fav. are the Butter cream frosted and the browines. I am not such a fan of the chocolate and mint...has an artificial taste.

[Jannabelle]

On 9/3/2014 brii said: I've never tried them. They do look good. They remind me of the Lofthouse brand of cookies

Me too, but they are prettier,.lol......I wonder if they taste better.

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Not a fan. You can get better cookies at a much better price at your local supermarket.

[Jannabelle]

On 9/3/2014 croemer said:

Yes...my fav. are the Butter cream frosted and the browines. I am not such a fan of the chocolate and mint...has an artificial taste.

Butter cream sounds good,.....you can send one for $5.......pretty expensive, but so are cards.

[Jannabelle]

On 9/3/2014 ------ said:

Not a fan. You can get better cookies at a much better price at your local supermarket.

Thanks, I was wondering what makes them so expensive.

[tansy]

I don't think cookies travel particularly well. I'd rather make them or go to a specialty bakery.

[brii]

I would think you can get something better locally.

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On 9/3/2014 Jannabelle said:

On 9/3/2014 ------ said:

Not a fan. You can get better cookies at a much better price at your local supermarket.

Thanks, I was wondering what makes them so expensive.

Shipping and packaging. The Q says no S/H but it's added into the cost of the product. And each cookie is individually wrapped which costs more money. As far as taste they are no different than your locally made butter cookies.