Sorry, I haven’t seen or tried the cookie.
I miss some of their other items they’ve discontinued. Absolutely loved the Al Pastor salad, I’d go out of my way and buy several at a time. Dinner for the kids!
Anyway, I hear they are going to have sushi soon. Exciting!

Anonymous wrote:We got one to try recently and it was nothing special. Def not worth the health hit

Costco's food court isn't meant to be healthy at all, lmao. With the new cookies, it's even worse!

We got one to try recently and it was nothing special. Def not worth the health hit

I don’t think they are very good at all. Definitely not worth it in terms of calories or even price.

They are bland, there is nothing about them that stands out to make me want to eat one.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Diabetes at wholesale prices!

Actually not very sweet at all—to my taste buds. I’m a cookie person and I’d rate a 5/10. I’ll eat it. Don’t crave it.

Lol, It has a 130% DV for sugar in a single cookie. You’re nuts. No wonder why Americans are so obese and unhealthy. Their diets are so sugar loaded that they can’t even tell when they are consuming sugar loaded foods anymore because their tastebuds have been reset to expect a higher baseline of sweetness as normal.


https://www.reddit.com/r/Costco/comments/1asln5p/food_court_cookie_nutritional_information/

And this is why you never ruin a mediocre treat at least.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Diabetes at wholesale prices!

Actually not very sweet at all—to my taste buds. I’m a cookie person and I’d rate a 5/10. I’ll eat it. Don’t crave it.

Lol, It has a 130% DV for sugar in a single cookie. You’re nuts. No wonder why Americans are so obese and unhealthy. Their diets are so sugar loaded that they can’t even tell when they are consuming sugar loaded foods anymore because their tastebuds have been reset to expect a higher baseline of sweetness as normal.


https://www.reddit.com/r/Costco/comments/1asln5p/food_court_cookie_nutritional_information/

Anonymous wrote:Diabetes at wholesale prices!

Actually not very sweet at all—to my taste buds. I’m a cookie person and I’d rate a 5/10. I’ll eat it. Don’t crave it.

I buy them for my picky eater who doesn't eat enough calories. The calorie count is insane.

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Anonymous wrote:Diabetes at wholesale prices!

You could just by the regular cookies they sell at the Costco bakery.

buy* typos these days..

Anonymous wrote:Diabetes at wholesale prices!

You could just by the regular cookies they sell at the Costco bakery.

Diabetes at wholesale prices!

It's fine, nothing special and too sweet.

It's allegedly made with pure butter, which honestly makes it a steal at only $2.50.

Most Costco prepared food is full of junk seed oils. This new cookie allegedly is not.

Value, I'd say 10/10. Taste, I'd say 7/10. I wouldn't go out of my way for it, but it's fine to share if you're craving something sweet after shopping.

Crumbl cookies are smaller and more calories because they have so much damn sugar.

Disappointed in general that the churros were replaced with them. I honestly really loved the churros a lot from the food court, and I thought the cookies that replaced them were not good unfortunately. But wow, 750 calories for just one cookie? Jesus christ, that's a lot Costco, and that's still the same for just one Costco pizza slice. I'm sorry, but the entire thing as a whole is not worth $2.49. It'd be a 4/10 for me.

It's been a while since the start of the year that Costco unfortunately replaced the churros with a new dessert called the "giant chocolate chip chunk cookies", I gave it a try ever since they replaced the churros at my local store. They aren't great, but not bad either. It's really sweet but impressively big. I would give it a 6/10.