Tuesday, October 11, 2005

Almond Joy Cookies

Name: Almond Joy Cookies
Brand: Hershey’s
Place Purchased: 7-11
Price: $1.25
Size: 2 ounces
Calories per ounce: 150
Type: Chocolate/Coconut/Cookie

I know they say they’re cookies, but if something is coated in real chocolate and has a creamy filling, it’s probably a candy. I mean, no one calls Twix a cookie.

I tried the York version of these over the summer and absolutely loved them. They fixed everything that’s wrong with the Girl Scout Thin Mints ... York Peppermint Patty cookies have no trans fats and real chocolate. The Almond Joy cookies aren’t quite as revolutionary, but they’re dang tasty.

It starts with a crisp chocolate cookie on the bottom then is slathered in a lighter coconut cream (not as dense as the center of an Almond Joy) that has some crushed almonds mixed in. The whole thing is dipped in real milk chocolate.

It was very coco-nutty tasting, very smooth. Sweet, but with a lot of different textures including a little hit of salt from the cookie.

They’re really pricey for a cookie, but only slightly more expensive than a regular candy bar. The serving size on the package says all four cookies, but I was pretty satisfied with only two of them.

Related - The Implusive Buy loved the Reese’s cookies (which I haven’t found yet) and Cheap Eats loves them if they’re free.

Rating - 8 out of 10

POSTED BY Cybele AT 11:04 am     8-TastyHershey'sCookieCoconutChocolateUnited StatesCandyReview7-11

Comments
  1. The Reese’s cookies are every bit that good.

    Comment by Capt. Eucalyptus on 12/31/69 at 12:00 pm

     

  2. Ooh! I’m excited, I got some Reese’s ones and the Hershey’s with Almonds.

    Not only that, the wrappers count towards my free Hershey’s tee shirts!

    Comment by Cybele on 12/31/69 at 12:00 pm

     

  3. i’m usually down w/ you people on these things but i am NOT loving these cookies. hadn’t tried the almond joy (thank you cybele for writing that one up) but the rest, bleh. part of the problem may be that it’s been too hot for the choc to stay solid. they all seem gooey and ick. no balls, man

    Comment by TG on 12/31/69 at 12:00 pm

     

  4. Loved the coconut ones and can’t wait untill they come out. I shopped every store around and into Dallas for them after my bag was empty.

    Comment by Marian Guthery on 10/19/09 at 12:18 pm

     

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