Glick's Gluten Free Macaroons, Coconut, 10 Ounce

I was looking for something edible to give as a Passover gift to a close friend. It's really hard to find edible things that specifically mention being kosher for Passover and that also are reasonably priced. After a long, exhaustive, and exhausting search on the Amazon site, I finally found one. This one. And of course I grabbed it. Why waste any more time? These folks deserve a big five stars for being among the very few to mention their product's suitability for Jewish holidays.

Great product price is good and got here on time. Love it for its gluten free and not real sweet.

Delicious but a little too sweet.

Liked the almond taste but gritty texture.

These were ok. How can anything with cocoanut be bad? They are not the best macaroons I have had but certainly edible. But I do think I will stick with Costco brand.

I have to confess, I hate coconut. But the point here is that these are called "Almond Macaroons" and there are pictures of nice big almonds on the can. But THERE ARE NO ALMONDS IN THESE MACAROONS. Read the list of ingredients. There are only five, and almond is not one of them. Last ingredient on the list - "natural flavors" - that's as close as these things have ever come to an almond. Misleading name, misleading picture.

I understand why these are out of stock sometimes - SO good. Not too sweet, just enough chocolate. Excellent treat. We received our first tin as a host gift. Mmmmm!

I'm so happy with these Almond macaroons. When I opened the can (which keeps them very fresh), the almond smell made my mouth water! They taste as tho' they have a heaping spoonful of marzipan in every one. I have to seriously ration them.