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Enjoy Life Snickerdoodles

Mamato2boys

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Mamato2boys Contributor
Mamato2boys
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I'm new to the gluten-free diet, so I'm not real sure what's good and what's not. I've seen quite a few of you talk about the Enjoy Life line. For some reason in my city the Wild Oats doesn't carry much of a selection of that line, but last night I was able to find the largest selection yet (I had to go to 3 different Wild Oats). This one carried Enjoy Life cookies. I tried the chocolate chip (not so great), but the snickerdoodles were pretty yummy !! :D

Just thought I'd share if anybody else was curious about them.

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AndreaB Contributor
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I actually like all of them but the gingersnap, although my husband liked those.

They have snickerdoodles, chocolate chip, double chocolate brownie, no-oat oatmeal and the gingersnap.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I always liked the Gingerbread Spice and the Snickerdoodles best :)

tiffjake Enthusiast
tiffjake
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I always liked the Gingerbread Spice and the Snickerdoodles best :)

Me too! But beware, they go bad really fast if you don't eat them quickly! Mine got really hard in 2 days (after opening the plastic) but I did have them in a sandwich baggie....when I mentioned it to someone at Whole Foods, they said it was because there are no preservatives.

lpellegr Collaborator
lpellegr
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The snickerdoodles are good, but the "no-oats" oatmeal are NASTY! I took them to work to share, and people agreed they were something you would eat when you wanted to punish your mouth....

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jayhawkmom
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I really liked the gingerbread ones too. The snickerdoodles are good, but I didn't much care for the chocolate chip. Have you tried their snack bars?? My kids and I LOVE the carmel apple bars. They are quite tasty!

TimSpfd Newbie
TimSpfd
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I love the snickerdoodles

they go bad really fast if you don't eat them quickly

Not a problem at my house :D I go through about 4 boxes a week :o

The chocolate chip don't settle well for me (perhaps I'm spoiled by working in a chocolate store?), and the fake oat chip thingys in the other bars feel harsh to me so I tend to avoid them unless there is an emergency (like having already bought out all of the stores snickerdoodles). The gingersnaps are nice too.

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