bettergoods Soft Baked Berry Chantilly Cake Cookies, 6 oz

Walmart knocked this out of park. The cookie so delicate with hints of vanilla and almond. Light flaky layers. The cookie is soft and addictive. The subtle flavor of the berries and light dripping of the frosting. I hope this cookie is year round. Hats off to the creator.

The bettergoods Soft Baked Berry Chantilly Cake Cookies are no mere treats—they are pillows of joy, soft as a whispered secret and bursting with berry brightness. Each bite melts into a tender symphony of cake-like crumble, kissed by Chantilly sweetness and jeweled with berry essence. They taste like a celebration disguised as a cookie—airy, indulgent, yet comforting, the kind of sweetness that turns an ordinary day into a small festival. With every morsel, you're reminded that desserts can be both delicate and decadent, a balance of lightness and luxury. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — Not just cookies, but berry bliss in every bite. 🍓🍪✨

they taste almost under baked so if you like that... you'll love these, the icing isn't my favorite but it adds texture and sweetness the berries are tart in the best kind of way I'm not a huge soft cookie fan but my husband is and he says these are his new favorite he rarely likes fruit and hates all manner of vanilla/white cake but loves these

Honestly pretty good and tastes pretty similar. The icing was a bit much but still very good. The only complaint is that the plastic package holding the cookies was very unnecessary. They have three thin containers holding the little cookies when they could have had one big one to hold all of them but other than that they were good!

I did not expect the flavor I tasted. I understand that they're Chantilly cake flavored that I've never had before. I read the ingredients and saw sour cream and orange extracts that are the likely suspects. I like those, but obviously not together. They're otherwise standard cake cookies. There are berry pieces in them and they're soft. I don't like them, but that's no reason for a bad review. I think if you like Chantilly cake and sour cream and orange extracts together, you should try them.

You expect a prepackaged cookie to be sweet, but this was way too overpowering. Tasted just like fake icing. I was expecting some berries flavor, or at least something other than pure royal icing vibes. I will say that the texture was very good for a boxed grocery store cookie, softer than expected.

Tastes like fig newtons but drier if you can imagine that. 9 cookies in 3 trays with a well for each cookie. These people need to think harder about the texture and flavor of the food and stop overpackaging. This is WalMart. Nobody is fooled into believing it's Trader Joes. Make it taste good or go home.

These cookies are too sweet and taste artificial rather than natural, which is what I expected. I don't know why I thought they would be any different. The packaging is unnecessarily large; they could easily fit nine cookies in a slimmer package. Overall, I won't be purchasing these again. You'll be better off going to Rouses and getting an actual cake.

This is one of the most disgusting things I've ever had...I swear I just opened a bottle of shower cleaner and took a swig... not ate a cookie. They have such a horrific chemical taste. My mouth even feels like I ate something I shouldn't had. Highly recommend you DO NOT EVER EAT THESE.

The moment a bite of this cookie hit my taste buds, I regretted putting it in my mouth. yuck tastes like uncooked cardboard flavored cookie dough . middle looks and tastes uncooked . now I'm hesitant to ever buy ANY product made by this brand. probably won't ever do it