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[10000thnickname]

I ordered their pumpkin muffins. I received them (12 muffins) in a large box LOOSE and smashed of course. Who would pack muffins in a big box knowing UPS is going to toss the boxes etc in transit?  Customer Service kindly gave me my money back. But I won' torder from them again. Jimmy the Baker has been okay with everything I've ordered from him. His packaging has been solid, for me anyway.
I'm a cancer patient so I do not go into stores, sadly. 

[Group 5 minus 1]

Just got a tin for Hubbs. He absolutely loves them-the butter pecan melt-a ways.

[Linda0215]

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@Group 5 minus 1 wrote:

Just got a tin for Hubbs. He absolutely loves them-the butter pecan melt-a ways.

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@Group 5 minus 1   I love them too.  I get a tin every year from Costco and put them away for the holidays. Right now there's a tin in my pantry and it's been so difficult keeping myself from tearing into them.  

[rayrayohio]

i need instructions on bakinge too.

[loriqvc]

—FYI, this thread was just bumped from a year ago—

@rayrayohio - The baking information is typically right on the package. If you can't find it, you can look on the David's Cookies website, or if you want to try to get help here, you'll need to specify which item you need help with baking.

[elated]

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@MJeanD wrote:

Anyone have instructions of how to cook them. My three boxes came without any instructions. Instructions were supposed to be on the box, but were not. 

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The cookies I bought I put on a baking sheet. I preheat oven to 350 and bake 12-14 minutes per instructions.

[ROMARY]

Our local bakeries are excellent.

Even our local Safew*y bakery.

I like to purchase and try 'this and that', and then order more of my favorites.  

Same with bagels.  Chocolate chip bagels are my favorite!

I believe I did receive a large tin of David's cookes years ago.  They were good, as I recall.