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Enjoy Life Cookies

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TinkerbellSwt
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Today while shopping in my meager section of gluten free in my supermarket.. which by the way.. puts Bobs gluten free flours in the section.. right next to the bags of vital wheat gluten... DUH... I will be speaking to them about that.. anywhooo.. They brought in the small 2 cookie packs of Enjoy Life cookies.. the snickerdoodles and chocolate chip cookies.

Welll since I had Colin with me and the cookies were only 99 cents.. I bought the snickerdoodles.. they were great! I really liked them.. the first premade cookies that I actually like! Colin absoultely loved them.

I just thought I would share this in case anyone else came across them to try. I didnt try the chocolate chip ones as I make them at home and they are darn good and cheaper that way.

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jerseyangel Proficient
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I love those Snickerdoodles :P

The Gingerbread Spice are good, too ;)

AndreaB Contributor
AndreaB
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We like enjoy life too. Pretty expensive, but good.

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Guest laydirain
Guest laydirain
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i tried the oatmeal cookies and they were overl chewy

the cran apple granola is awful, and i wasted $6!!!

jenvan Collaborator
jenvan
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They are pretty good for a grab-n-go. I think homemade are better, but eat their cookies alot. The new chocolate brownie fudgey ones (whatever they are called!) are good too!

Cheri A Contributor
Cheri A
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My dd loves those snickerdoodle cookies too. I splurged and bought a case of those little snack packs to send to school for the birthday treats. Cost a fortune, but every one else gets what they want so I didn't want her to feel deprived.

bonnieboo Apprentice
bonnieboo
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I just came here to post about the double chocolate brownie. Delish! I may eat the whole box here at work today.

I'm psyched my milk protein intolerant daughter can enjoy them too!

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Lister Rising Star
Lister
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be careful with the snickerdoodels, not sure what ingrediant it is in them, but about 1 out of 6 cookies have hard lumps in them and when i say hard i meen i litterly chipped a tooth on one about 2 weeks ago, emailed the company and they apoligized and sent me some cupons but i figured i would warn. never had a problem with any of there other cookies though

the best are the double chocolate fudge, i mush them up into my rice dream icecream mmmm

new to LI Newbie
new to LI
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i love the cooies...the bars are ok..the cereal is no good

lpellegr Collaborator
lpellegr
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The snickerdoodles are good, but everybody at work agreed that the "no-oats oatmeal" are one of the most disgusting unreasonable facsimilies of cookies ever put together. We called them the "no-shellfish" cookies since that's one of their claims on every package.

Lauren M Explorer
Lauren M
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The snickerdoodles are good, but everybody at work agreed that the "no-oats oatmeal" are one of the most disgusting unreasonable facsimilies of cookies ever put together. We called them the "no-shellfish" cookies since that's one of their claims on every package.

Hey now I have to come to the "No Oats" cookies' defense!

Everyone's taste is different, I guess, b/c I LOVE those cookies. The trick is warming them up! And then I really discovered how much I liked them when I topped them with creamed cheese icing!

- Lauren

Clark Bent as Stupor-Man Contributor
Clark Bent as Stupor-Man
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i love the cooies...the bars are ok..the cereal is no good

I only tried one cereal, cranberry crunch or something, and I have to agree that it was awful..

but the snickerdoodle cookies are very good..

Guest nini
Guest nini
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I have to come to the "no oats oatmeal cookie" defense too, my daughter and I love them, we k they are quite yummy. I also love their cereal/snack bars, my fave are the caramel apple and the very berry, but we don't like their granola either.

prinsessa Contributor
prinsessa
Posted

I tried one flavor of the Enjoy Life cookies and they were gross! I swear they tasted like sweet playdoh. I keep hearing everyone rave about them here, so I decided to try them. I tried warming them up, but that didn't help either. Thankfully my son liked them, so it wasnt' a total waste.

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