Ordering online directly from their website was a mistake. We ordered 2 - 6-packs which equals 12…read moreboxes of cookies. We ordered the Ginger Snap cookies because the local stores stopped carrying them for some reason and this cookie is still listed on their site. We received 2 boxes of cookies and none of our attempts to contact them has been successful. We are missing 10 boxes of cookies. We had to contact our credit card company to try to resolve this issue. The cookies are marginal, at best, too sweet, and hard of the teeth. The soft oatmeal cookies just crumble apart when eaten. Their taste is just ok, not great. The US marketplace could use a "good" organic cookie, in our opinion, this is not that company. The company is so focused on building their company, supplying thousands of stores with their product; forgetting that their customer base purchases these products, ultimately. Very disappointed with the cookies and the company.

So, I wanted to try their Oatmeal Coconut cookies because well- "Oatmeal Coconut" right! The flavor…read moreis outstanding, you get Coconut, Oatmeal and Cinnamon all in one bite- however, I feel like there is so much more added sugar than necessary- way too sweet. Also, I'm a "Snap, crunchy" type of cookie person , these are chewy....

Had the traditional Rainbow Cookies tonight, purchased at a kosher-oriented Giant Supermarket on…read morethe Main Line outside Philadelphia. First time I bought them, a month or so ago, these little multi-colored cakes were great -- moist and flavorful. I would have given them a 4-star (but more if it was more almondy like the marzipan/almond flour they used to be made from traditionally). Today I purchased them again, hoping for that same tasty, moist cake and was very disappointed that A) they were all very much stuck together (but, that could mean they are extra moist) but, alas, despite a sell-by date 13 days (!) away, B) they were much drier and absolutely not worth eating. If you have to have a cup of tea to moisten up your mouth enough to enjoy a dessert, you should replace the dessert. And C) there are unhealthy ingredients that mar the otherwise whole, real ingredients such as red dye 40 and other artificial food colorings where more natural ones would be a much better choice. There is NO almond flour, just extract, which may be why they are so dry. And the jam MAY have fructose (they are vague, and say it COULD) which is an IBS trigger so that and the apple puree mean it's a no-go for people with any gastric conditions who are avoiding fermentable carbs, again where very small changes would make it more universally safe and delicious. There are no layers of parchment or waxed paper to separate the layers and help keep the cakes from sticking. they come in a plastic container that is somewhat sealed tightly, but all plastic is permeable, and all seams are permeable, so... drier cakes. I'm somewhat glad they were a disappointment because, when they are good they are very, very good and I would find them irresistible to buy. Now I know it's hit or miss -- even two weeks ahead of their sell-by date -- so I will more easily give them a pass. I loved this "cookie" as a kid, but it was very much more like moist marzipan then. Now, I've not found them to be anything but dry most of the time as they are almost always sold on open trays, drying out sharing a case with hard cookies, sucking away their moisture. (Except one great bakery I found them fully authentic, fresh, natural food dyes, almond flour... but, in Pittsburgh!) The quality of the dark chocolate which coated the top and bottom, and the fruit jam layered in between is tasty enough, but dry cake layers are a no go. My addiction is ended. Whew. but, somehow, still a little sad. If they shrink-wrapped the entire package, that might help -- especially since the company puts such long shelf life dates on them. Can't imagine how dry they'd be in another week, let alone two!

The last time I tasted chocolate babka like this one I bought at Costco was when I was a kid sixty…read moreyears ago dying all day Yom Kippur for a chance to get my mother's (of blessed memory) coffee cake rolls, one of which was chocolate. I never thought I would find anything close.

Earthy, nutty and sweet with vanilla to enhance the ingredients, the vanilla verse vegan cake is…read moreunique. An absolute dream come true for black sesame lovers! So good!!

Some of the best chocolate I've ever had…read more Took my mom here for her birthday with my husband. I saw tours, gluten free bakery items, and tasting room info advertised online, but turns out this was probably outdated info. So when we walked into the warehouse/tasting room we learned those weren't available after we saw some employees doing admin work and inquired. Would have appreciated more clarity about this online since we drove a ways to visit (I had previously tried to call the shop but couldn't get ahold of anyone; our gamble). However they sent someone out to help us at their merch bar and we were able to sample some delicious sea salt dark chocolate before purchasing a variety of bars. Extremely impressed with the coconut chunky, and I'm not even a huge coconut person. Would definitely go back again for that. The sweet pistachio spread was also incredible. Five star products. Really liked the decor and it was cool to see the actual operation happening in the background of the tasting room space. *Shoutout to Jeremy for gifting us a few bars with our purchase! You made my mom's day and she didn't stop talking about Fine + Raw's chocolate all day, even after we went to another chocolate factory.

I've purchased their dark chocolate spread over a dozen times, both from a local retailer and from…read morethe F&R web site. The thickness has been very inconsistent. Sometimes its been too thick to stir, other times it been kind of runny even when stirred. The last batch was more like maple syrup than a 'spread', a horrible mess (although good tasting). I tried to contact the company three times to ensure that if I ordered again I would get a spread, not syrup. I never got any response, just got added to their spam email list. Moving on to other brands of hazelnut spread.

I'm a Tofutti convert. I can no longer eat regular cream cheese. Tofutti "Better Than Cream…read moreCheese" is rich and creamy with a sweeter, tangier taste than cream cheese. It's lower in fat than even light cream cheese and cholesterol free. I love the stuff and buy it by the tub at TJ's. They only have the plain/original kind though. Has anyone seen Garden Veggie or Herbs & Chives??? Tofutti also makes Cuties - dairy free, soy ice cream sandwiches. So yummy. I like how they're smaller than your usual ice cream sandwich. Vanilla is my favorite flavor but I'm having a hard time finding too many other flavors. Whole Foods has more flavors than TJ's but not all the flavors. I haven't found their dairy free cookies anywhere. I wish they were more widely distributed. I'm taking a star off because two years ago you could request a coupon for a free box of Cuties on the Tofutti website. I received confirmation of submission. They never sent my coupon! P.S. I'm not lactose intolerant.

I don't know what happened with the Tofutti Ice Cream sandwich I had the other night. It tasted a…read morebit old but I really don't think that was the case for it tasting so bad, I think it was just like that from the get go. While I am not opposed to vegan food (these sandwiches had no lactose in them) and often enjoy it, Tofutti Ice Cream sandwiches never had a chance with me after one bite. I don't know why other people on here think it is so good.

It was Father's Day & I thought it would be nice to get him some chocolate for fathers do…read more Well when he was eating it he broke a tooth on something in the chocolate like a small pebble. He has called many times & sent many emails with zero response I'm not sure who runs this business but that's super unprofessional & that's bad Karma if I was the CEO I would be embarrassed! This all happened on June 19th of this year. & the chocolate is like whatever should have saved my $$ on something better

rating the "beyond good" madagascar single origin chocolate bar 80% cocoa pure dark & it is…read moredelicious! the flavor is great for a dark chocolate and is far from bland. the packaging is fun too

This place has been on my list for years, so naturally I was geeked to finally be checking it out…read more When I finally got it, I saw how mouthwatering all the desserts were but in person! There were so many things to choose from, I didn't know where to start. I knew I wanted a chocolate chip, but should I get it plain or with raisins? What about the s'mores? Ultimately, I went with one chocolate chip, one s'mores, and one crumbfetti. Each cookie is thick but jammed packed with their respective ingredients. I think out of those three, I liked the s'mores and chocolate chip the best. Everything I had was good, but the s'mores in particular had the Golden Grahams to give it an added boost of flavor. I'm not sure if they rotate their menu, but I def know what I'm getting the next time I'm in town!

To be honest, I only stopped in because the aesthetic but stayed for the cookies. Not often you see…read morea place plastered in purple. The cashier was dope. Super patient and laid back with us despite bombarding her with a lot of questions before making our final decisions hahahaha. I got Crumbfetti for me, and my friend and I split the s'mores and oatmeal chocolate chip ones. Each of them big in size and deliciousness. They were perfect in terms of consistency; not dry at all and probably among the best cookies I've ever tasted in my life. (No cap, as the youth say these days). Also, it'd be remiss not to mention throwback playlist when we descended on Funny Face. Once Mariah Carey's "Obsessed" came on, everyone in the shop lost it and began dancing and vibing. Definitely recommend going to this place when you want to have good fuel and energy.

Nestle brings back happy memories of my childhood. This is a historic company founded by Henri…read moreNestle. I clearly recall the jingle N-E-S-T-L-E'S Nestle is the very best Chaaawwwcolate. After researching the history for this review I'm definitely going to look for a Nestle Bar when I go to CVS. They have lots of chocolate! Thanks for reviewing this page Michael. Thanks for the memories!

Yesterday I had a Hot Pocket and it was as disgusting and delicious as I remember. Thanks to the…read morevenerable Swiss conglomerate for burning the roof of my mouth and producing a veritable Murderers Row of grocery and beauty brand heavy hitters. Eponymous candy bars, Barilla pasta, Toll House chocote chips, Perrier, Pellegrino, Purina Dog Chow, Maybelline, L'Oreal, Nesquick and Stouffer's are but a few of the brands that grace the food bowls and vanity mirrors of the two and four legged consumers who occupy every socioeconomic rung. Personally, Nescafe produces a very credible instant java that makes an extremely delicious iced coffee in a hurry. Strangely, they don't own Swiss Miss hot chocolate with the laboratory inspired mini-marshmallows. Not yet, anyway. Five multi-national stars.