These are another in the collection of perfectly sized little Trader
Joe’s cookies. They store them in an odd
place – on shelves over the frozen food bins.
So you have to brave the cold of the frozen food aisle to get to them,
but they are worth it.
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| Cookies and signage in Orlando, FL Trader Joe's in May |
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| Cookies and signage in the Chicago (South Loop) Store in July. See how the signs vary by location? In house artists make them all! |
To me, these cookies were not all that “oatmeal-y”, but David claims they were
JUST OATMEAL-Y ENOUGH. J The chocolate chips
are pretty delightful – little bits of luscious. The cookies are just the right size if you
ask me. You can eat them in one bite if
you like (my method) or bite them into smaller pieces (I just checked with
David, who I knew didn’t eat them in one bite.
Guess what? He says he gets FOUR
BITES per cookie out of these Cabbage Patch sized treats!)
These are a yummy and simple snack or dessert. Throw a few in your lunch bag, or sit and
munch on some while you tune into “Ellen” in the afternoon. They are, of course, not as good as if you
made them homemade, but they are good.
They are head and shoulders above other store bought cookies (like those
nasty Chips Ahoys).
David claims, “I think they are a perfect balance of substance and sweet
taste. I recommend them. They are not crumbly, they are CRUNCHY but
not CRUMBLY”.
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| This is a boy about to eat cookies. |
Yup. These are good. And they travel well for long drives, too,
presuming you have air conditioning in the car and don’t leave them in the hot
sun. Trader Joe’s packs them in a little
plastic tub that seals up nice and tight.
Can you say, “ROAD TRIP!!!”?
And I just did the math and I do believe these babies work out to only a
nickel a cookie. I told David who
declared, “Wow! You could eat 20 of ‘em
for a dollar! Nice!!”. We are easy to entertain folks, easy to
entertain.
Price – $3.99
Rating – 4.5
