Flavorful affordable

Seem stale

No

Crispy and tasty

Great gift 🎁

Good treat

Bought on an impulse because of the price. The vanilla cookies are very good. The *”chocolate”? cookies, none of us liked at all. A very strange take on “chocolate “. I’m glad they were cheap. *They taste nothing like anything chocolate I’ve ever had.

Convenient on the go

Unfortunately I thought these were another brand of sugar wafers, but they are sort of not. The good - There are 20 1.41 oz packages in the container. Each package has 10 mini wafers 1 inch by 2 inches by 1/2 inch (roughly). This makes for a small snack on the go or a sharable snack with others, either a pack or one of the small wafers. They taste OK and would be worth having around since they ARE a bit healthier than the real sugar wafers. The bad - The sugar content and taste of these reminds me of the bland snack items/pastries I had years ago in other countries in Asia and south Europe/North Africa. As noted they are not very sweet and the chocolate and vanilla taste is very mild. Overall, not bad, but not something with a taste kick like sugar wafers in the U.S. A nice snack to keep around if you are trying to eat a bit on the healthy side and want something with a bit of sweet to have that is easy to take on the road.

Like all the store-bought wafers I've tried the only thing positive I'm left with is a crunchy snappy texture and a light treat. Both flavors are noticeably artifical and lacking, especially for the "vanilla," which is expected since these things are pretty cheap. A month later and halfway through the container I got so bored of them I tried to eat them like cereal (they're pinky-sized wafers). The only thing that seemed to accomplish was making them soggy, gummy, and even sweeter. They didn't even flavor the milk. Oh well, I don't like wasting food so maybe I'll try turning them into some homemade KitKats, or put them in a shake, or make use of them in some baking recipe.