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Gluten Free Cookies


AmberSki

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AmberSki Newbie

I thought I would share these delights with everyone here.

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They taste awesome and they are healthy...not filled with artificial junk and chemicals. :wub:


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Guest gfinnebraska

Their items look WONDERUL, but if you place an order, you realize they are not worth it! The shipping is $60!! Yikes! No cookie or cake is worth THAT extra charge. Sorry!!! <_<

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Wow thats steep shipping...can you find any in stores?

AmberSki Newbie

Don't know about the cakes. I only odered cookies and it was only about $8 to ship 3 packs....$60 is ridiculous!!!

I have never seen them in any of my local stores.

Guest gfinnebraska

It WAS the cake... I just ordered three bags of the cookies and the shipping to my state was $12.50. I can handle that for something gluten-free, sugar free and yummy!! :)

I will let you know how they taste when they arrive!!! Thanks for the info, but I am not sure my scale will thank you! ;):D

Rikki Tikki Explorer

When I did a search on the site for gluten free only 2 cookies and one cake came up. Did I do something wrong? :rolleyes:

AmberSki Newbie

I just found you can also buy them on amazon .com and the shipping is cheaper if anyone is interested. Lots of items on amazon now. Didn't know they sold food and stuff. I only ever used to go there for books or celiac disease's when they used to be cheaper there!


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wow, thanks for the info Amber!

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