These cookies are really easy to make. Not to mention they taste really good. My only tip is that you bake it at 300 degrees instead of 350 like it says in the instructions. When I baked it at 300 degrees for 14 minutes, I ended up with perfectly baked, chewy cookies. These are really great and I will continue to buy them.

I made these for my sisters as a treat and they refused to eat them. My sugar-loving 8 year old sisters hated these cookies. I followed the instructions and the cookies seemed normal when I took them out of the oven but about ten minutes later they were as hard as rocks and crumbled to pieces when you bit into them. They taste horrible as well. I don't recommend these and neither do my sisters. All of the cookie/brownie products are like this. 

I'm not sure what changed but these Pillsbury cookie dough cookies that are ready to back are horrible and a waste of money. I had to throw them in the trash. Very thin, oily and hard. Whatever you changed needs to be changed back. These are terrible. My kids wouldn't even eat them. I wish I could attach a photo.

The new recipe is absolutely terrible. Won't be buying Pillsbury products again until they bring back the original recipe. These taste like raw flour and baking soda since they removed the artificial stuff. They're COOKIES - stop trying to force feed us health food. They aren't SUPPOSED to be healthy!

I have now purchased my very last package of Pillsbury Refrigerated Cookie Dough, be it the chocolate chip or the sugar cookie.  Both "flavors" have no flavor.  I pint of vanilla might add a little something to them.  The chocolate is not chocolate anymore.  With Pillsbury's long history of outstanding mixes and cookies, please ask your creative team to recreate to something that is edible.

Went to the store and the kids requested chocolate chip cookies. I normally by the big size because they go through them quick. I noticed the different packaging and didn't think anything about it. I came home and within a day the kids baked the cookies and said EEEWWW mom whats wrong with these cookies? They checked the date the date was OK then they noticed the packaging said new recipe.  Needless to say they threw the cookies away and told me to throw the rest of the roll away because they were nasty. Guess I'll keep the box top

I had not realized the recipe had changed until I took a bite of the raw dough.. Strong taste of molasses that wasn't there previously. The signature taste of the original recipe is gone.. Cooked version is also disappointing. It's an "ok" cookie, nothing special anymore. Heat treating the flour was the only change necessary, why change the whole thing.

I wish I had come to the website prior to purchasing two rolls. These taste absolutely disgusting. If zero stars were an option I'd give them a -0. It's unfortunate that the “Love it or it's free” doesn't apply since I purchased it in August and the restriction date is 5/7/19. I can take it back to my grocery store. Hopefully everyone that can follows the same path. If Pillsbury doesn't change the recipe back maybe the stores will remove them altogether.  

Definitely not a huge fan of the new recipe. Bought the large package of cookie dough and cooked it for my family who in result were not a fan of the new taste and neither was eye. We've been buying these cookies for years, never thought they'd change the recipe.

I have never reviewed anything in my life before, and made an account specifically to leave this review. I was a loyal customer for 27 years, and has crushed my soul- SHAME ON YOU- SHAME! Ive boycotted for 2 years and still no hint to admit your mistake, just seeing that light blue case in the store makes me want to throw up (stocks are ALWAYS full too, no one buying). Please, I'm on my knees begging, change the recpie back. I hope God forgives you, because I cannot.