Yippe! when I see "it" do tend to get carried away and buy lots - today I found Dare "Ultimate" strawberry creme cookies. They are made in a nut free facility. I LOVE it when those words appear on a package.
I am pretty new to this and get excited easily - that is why I have four boxes of wagon wheels in my house!
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Ijust found the choc. fudge ones at Stop & shop USA!!!!!
Quote:Originally posted by Belle'sMom:
[b]I am pretty new to this and get excited easily - that is why I have four boxes of wagon wheels in my house! [/b]
I've been living with this for years. I still get excited easily. [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/wink.gif[/img]
Got some wagon wheels, Dare, and Chapman treats. (Down to just one box of them, it's been hot here.)
My sil bought the maple Dare cookies and they are addictive. I am so glad she looks out for new products I don't buy a lot of new food products anymore.
Now that everyone is all excited about Dare Cookies check out the thread entitled
"Need Opinion" under Main Disscussion
Yes,,,,,I just got some DARE cookies last night at the grocery store. What a treat. I emailed them this morning thanking them. It sounds so silly getting excited over cookies but when I saw my PA son's smile it was just wonderful.......Thanks DARE...
The chocolate fudge cookies (and the lemon sanwich cookies, too) are out of this world, but I will point out for the adults enjoying them that those yummies are 100 calories EACH! (And I could easily eat 4 or 5 at a time...)
--Debbie
Quote:Originally posted by DRobbins:
[b]but I will point out for the adults enjoying them that those yummies are 100 calories EACH! (And I could easily eat 4 or 5 at a time...)[/b]
hee hee.
It's times like this I'm glad I can say - I don't care. I need to gain weight anyway. [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/biggrin.gif[/img]
And is that 4 or 5 cookies? or boxes?
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Just wanted to re-raise this thread as I happened across some Dare cookies in Reno & Lake Tahoe this past month (Raley's carries them). [b] ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! [/b]
Supposedly HEB and Walmart in west Texas could get them if they've got any other Dare products on shelf -- supplier would be able to get any Dare then. I cannot order this product online & have it shipped here except during cooler winter months.
Though these cookies aren't cheap, they are worth having for special event or treat when you don't want to bake. I clearly cannot just keep them around in the house as they are too tempting -- but the flavor is worth every calorie!!
Our nearly 7 year-old son was so incredibly happy to have a packaged cookie like a "normal kid" he said. I cried.
EB
They only cost $2.00 at Giant Eagle.
Anyone know where someone in KS could get these cookies?
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Carey, mom of a 28 mth with PA
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