Our grandson and I, his dad enjoyed putting this mini village together. I liked that they were Oreo cookies instead of the usual ginger type favor. I'd recommend this kit, everything you need is in it. We did heat the icing for a few seconds in the microwave to help soften it to get it out of the tubes. the houses were fun to decorate, and eat the tiny Oreo cookies, fresh also.

Delicious! It also came with 4 sets of everything. I have bought a box of multiple ginger bread homes in the past that only came with 1 bag of frosting and candies. I was impressed with this set. Will definitely continue to buy this every year while my kids are little.

This is perfect for a family night! It came with 4 separate icings, Oreo bags, and small candy bags. No need to pass around the icing bag as in other boxes.

Wife bought several of these for a group project with a bunch of adults. The kits are great, nobody needed anything extra, and nothing was missing. The packaging was excellent and none of the large wall sections were broken. The Oreo Mini Village Cookie Kit beats every other gingerbread house kit on the market.

Came with 4 separate bags of everything so all 4 kids didn’t have to share. Same size houses and everything!!

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Perfect kit for family of 4. Although supplies are identical for each house we have 4 very different and creative holiday houses. And the price was reasonable!

Like that 4 mini homes and individual icing and candy were included. We tried to get the houses to stay up, but didn’t have much luck. Maybe there is a trick to it with how long to let the icing set before decorating or how much icing to used as the glue. But we still had fun decorating the cookies with the icing and candy!

This kit was really fun for my two boys and kept them entertained for quite a while! It comes with four mini houses, Oreo creme icing and cute little decorating beads. The cookie pieces smell amazing and taste just like real Oreos. Building them was a little tricky at first the walls don't hold up right away, so you definitely have to let the icing dry before continuing or the houses will collapse. We learned that the hard way but luckily had extras to try again. Once they dried, the kids had a blast decorating and sneaking bites of icing. There was enough icing to cover everything, which was great. Overall, it's a cute holiday activity if you take your time with it.

The houses are extremely small and is a high price to pay for such a simple thing