(3 pack) Great Value Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies, 19.5 oz

Cookies and moo juice are the best, and Walmart keeps me stocked up. It's a love hate relationship though, I love the cookies and moo juice, but as they say, once on the lips, forever on the hips. And now I need new pants, wait, did Walmart plan this?

I actually like these better than name brand cookies. They taste good , are fresh and dont have that wierd oily taste. I buy them all the time. Not because they are cheaper tho thats always a winner but because of the taste. The pkg is not as handy to close . once you open them put them in a baggy or covered leftover bowl. stays fresh all week.

These are balance in sweetness and in number of chips. The texture is chewy ; neither crumbly nor rubbery. I like to store them in the freezer apoortioned for freshnes sand firmness . They're great in lunches, beverages or as a base for mini ice cream sandwiches

These are my favorite store bought chocolate chip cookies. I love that they are soft and chewy as advertised. Besides getting them for home use, I also buy them for church fellowship snacks. The price is within my retirement budget and people at church seem to like them, too.

Very good chocolate chip cookies, better than name brands, although they've gone up in price a lot since covid. We like chewy cookies, which these are MOST of the time. A couple of times/year, for some strange reason, we'll get a bag that is VERY dry/crunchy %26 tastes old/stale, despite being in date %26 not past the expiration date. Quite strange. Hence, the 4 rating .

The non-chewy version is as good as the brand name but the chewy version is extremely sweet. The amount of chocolate chips and the size of them make these chewy chips ahoy from Great Value really sweet, obsessively. Even a ice cold glass of milk couldn't help make these chewy chocolate chip cookies tolerable, the way it does a warm brownie just out of the oven.

My teeth are in wretched condition so I usually pop four cookies into the microwave for about eight seconds, and despite the higher price, I'd go with soft Chips Ahoy over this. These simply don't soften as well, and it is a step down in terms of taste. Still recommended but second choice for me.

bought these since they were cheaper than the chips ahoy cookies. i like the price and i like that this is an option for folks on a budget (like me) but the taste was just a miss. they weren't as soft and moist as the other brand and the taste was off.

I'm not sure who's making the cookies for Walmart. I have an idea, but I'm not gonna say. But they've been as hard as bricks lately. And there's nothing to open the package easily. You need something to open the package. But I haven't been buying them lately because I don't like steel-cut cookies.

For chewy biscuits these were pretty dry, even though they were kind of chewy. In addition, Walmart should improve their packaging material . Whenever you open a Walmart brand cookie package they tear from one end to the other. I would've returned these cookies, but we were in a national park and, well any cookies better than no cookie .