I bought it intending to gift the four tins to four different people. Seemed like a cute idea in the store. But when I got home and unwrapped the package, on the bottom of each tin it says "4 pack shortbread cookies." It just felt cheap, because clearly the receiver knows they're getting a forth of something. Might be fine for a certain "level" of gift- like someone you don't really need much more than a card for, but I had intended to give them to coaches who work pretty hard for us all year. I decided to get something else for them instead because I was uncomfortable giving these.

These cookies are called "Shortbread." Upon checking the ingredients I find palm oil listed as the primary fat. True shortbread derives its lucious flavor from butter and when no butter is used in the recipe, these cookies will always come up short (no pun intended) Instead of a nice snack, all the cans went into the trash. What a waste Members Mark. Please source a better product.

The cookies are crisp/crunchy. The taste is lackluster at best, in fact they have a greasy aftertaste. During an internet search about greasy tasting shortbread cookies, they all reference an incorrect balance of flour to butter in the recipe. Looking at the ingredients there is no butter at all, but there is PALM OIL. The product description mentions a traditional European recipe, not certain how many palms would be found in Europe to source oil from.

I'm addicted to these things. This is my second year purchasing. Great with coffee.

The best cookies ever love them !

These cookies are simple but great!

I think it's the canisters that you are paying for but the cookies are delicious too.

I purchased this product and when I open the tin canisters, all of the cookies were smashed!

These are amazing stocking stuffers!

They were all broken and crushed when they arrived