David's Cookies

[hellokitty]

I believe it's David's Cookies that offers a container of brownies and coffee cakes...they look absolutely divine!! Anyone try them? Those coffee cakes look awesome. I don't think I would buy them because I would end up eating them all by myself, but I was just wondering if anyone ever tried them.

[Hershey]

Hellokitty, you should go to the HSN website and read the customer reviews. I took a quick look at them and there are a lot of favorable ones. I also noticed an offer of free S&H on a tin of those pecan meltaway cookies which sound yummy and a tin of rougaleh which I probably wouldn't like but it got very good reviews also.

[kittyinthecity]

HelloKitty,

I got two tins for Christmas, one of crumb cakes and one of the brownies. They were okay. I think they were just different from what I expected. They are very heavy. Hard to explain, kind of harder than I expected. However I did eat them all so they must not have been too bad! The taste was really good. I got the pecan meltaways for my MIL for Christmas and she liked them.

[Linda Lou]

Hey H. Kitty!
I have had the cookies before, and they are scrumptious! YUM! I thought you were off the sugar, although. ;)

[hellokitty]

Me? Off the sugar? I don't think that could ever happen!! :)

Thanks for the feedback! I'm going to check out hsn.com...I do love chocolate ruggeluch (sp), but not sure about this brand. But I'm going to look. Brownies CAN be heavy. But oh, they look so good! And I like pecans...

[Linda Lou]

I hear ya, Kitty. I think if I eat one more marshmallow bunny I'm seriously gonna barf! So good stale though!

[pebbles]

Are these the same David's cookies that are made in Canada? We used to be able to find them in the supermarket but they disappeared. I saw some varieties at World Market but I haven't tried them. I remember that they were very good.

[hellokitty]

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pebbles:
Are these the same David's cookies that are made in Canada? We used to be able to find them in the supermarket but they disappeared. I saw some varieties at World Market but I haven't tried them. I remember that they were very good.
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Personally, I don't know, pebbles. Check out the packaging on hsn.com and see if they are the same? They're kind of expensive, so it would be interesting to find out if they are the same.

[pebbles]

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Hershey:
Hellokitty, you should go to the HSN website and read the customer reviews. I took a quick look at them and there are a lot of favorable ones. I also noticed an offer of free S&H on a tin of those pecan meltaway cookies which sound yummy and a tin of rougaleh which I probably wouldn't like but it got very good reviews also.
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Ruggeleh is a delicious and different cookie. It's nuts and sometimes raisins or other fruit rolled up in pastry. It has just the right crunch and melting pastry combination. Now I made myself hungry.

I never buy brownies because they are so easy to make and I like them fresh and still warm from the oven.

[Hershey]

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pebbles:

Ruggeleh is a delicious and different cookie. It's nuts and sometimes raisins or other fruit rolled up in pastry. It has just the right crunch and melting pastry combination.
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I'd prefer something chocolate over Ruggeleh any time!

[pebbles]

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Hershey:
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pebbles:

Ruggeleh is a delicious and different cookie. It's nuts and sometimes raisins or other fruit rolled up in pastry. It has just the right crunch and melting pastry combination.
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I'd prefer something chocolate over Ruggeleh any time!
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LOL, I can understand that. I've had some with chocolate chips inside. Would that do? ;-))

[bookchick]

LOL, I can understand that. I've had some with chocolate chips inside. Would that do? ;-))
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i had some chocolate filled ones at a teacher's meeting abt 2 months ago

the person who brought them said that she bought them at Costco

they were good, not dry at all


bookie

[Hershey]

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pebbles:

LOL, I can understand that. I've had some with chocolate chips inside. Would that do? ;-))
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LOL Pebbles, that would be better, but it would help if they had frosting too LOL.

[pebbles]

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bookchick:
LOL, I can understand that. I've had some with chocolate chips inside. Would that do? ;-))
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i had some chocolate filled ones at a teacher's meeting abt 2 months ago

the person who brought them said that she bought them at Costco

they were good, not dry at all


bookie
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WooHoo, Bookie, I am going to Costco on Mon. and those are definitely on my list. Have you ever noticed how much you can spend at Costco on impulse buys? Before you know it, that enormous cart is filled up.