Tate's Bake ShopLemon Cookies, 7 Ounce (Pack of 4)

Delicious and addictive!

Taste was good as well as price

Is it bad that I buy these cookies at least twice a month? HAHA. I initially started with a variety pack just to see if I would like the cookies. In the end I fell in love, especially with this lemon flavor. It's not overly sweet and not overly tangy. It's just right. They taste like someone just took them out of the oven. That homemade taste. The cookie texture is crisp but not hard as a rock crunchy. And don't mess around and eat them with ice cream. Pure heaven. They come 7 cookies in 2 trays (total of 14). The cookies are about the size of an adult palm. And just know you'll be side eyeing people when they ask you for one. I'm not stingy but these cookies made me rethink about when and where I will eat them.

Tasty and crunchy.

These cookies are good. Crispy with a pretty strong lemon flavor.They come with two "sleeves" of cookies. Each is packed in a slotted, plastic holder and then the entire pack is sealed in plastic. I had four packages, and none of my cookies arrived broken. As for the price, they are not an amazing bargain at $5.60 per bag. They're presented as a more upscale choice than an Oreo or a Chips Ahoy--that's a judgement call (but they do use real butter), but still, with a paltry 14 thin lemon discs, the price comes out to 40 cents per cookie. Now, with the current price of Oreos and the number you get in a package (45), they come out to less than 8 cents per cookie. So you can eat one thin lemon cookie or 4 1/2 Oreos. My head now hurts from the math, so I'll leave you to make your sugary decision.Hope this helps.