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I just tried the BEST gluten free cookies I've ever had (that were

already made).

I found them on the Kinnikinnick website (where I order my bread).

They are new and they are called KinniToos. They taste very close to

an Oreo (or at least what I remember an Oreo tasting like.) I didn't

realize how much I missed Oreos until the moment I tasted these

cookies!

They also make vanilla creme, but I think the chocolate ones are best.

My non-GF 4 year old gobbled them up too.

They are GF, Casein Free, Egg Free and Trans-fat Free.

Amy

(Arkansas)

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I love these cookies. I just made an ice

cream cake using the Kinnikinnick “oreo” cookies. My sister looked

at me in a panic when she saw my daughter eating it. I told her it was a “GF”

ice cream cake and everyone looked at me like I was nuts, they couldn’t

tell the difference.

I took vanilla ice cream and mixed in cool

whip (to make it creamy) and crushed cookies then I layered the ice cream

mixture with hot fudge and crushed cookies. I used cool whip for the icing.

Judy

Gettysburg PA

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I just tried the BEST gluten free cookies I've ever

had (that were

already made).

They are new and they are called KinniToos. They taste very close to

an Oreo (or at least what I remember an Oreo tasting like.)

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I had tears of joy when I ate my first pack too :)

Chocolate Sandwich Creme Cookies

I just tried the BEST gluten free cookies I've ever had (that were already made).I found them on the Kinnikinnick website (where I order my bread). They are new and they are called KinniToos. They taste very close to an Oreo (or at least what I remember an Oreo tasting like.) I didn't realize how much I missed Oreos until the moment I tasted these cookies!They also make vanilla creme, but I think the chocolate ones are best.My non-GF 4 year old gobbled them up too.They are GF, Casein Free, Egg Free and Trans-fat Free.Amy(Arkansas)

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I had tears of joy when I ate my first pack too :)

Chocolate Sandwich Creme Cookies

I just tried the BEST gluten free cookies I've ever had (that were already made).I found them on the Kinnikinnick website (where I order my bread). They are new and they are called KinniToos. They taste very close to an Oreo (or at least what I remember an Oreo tasting like.) I didn't realize how much I missed Oreos until the moment I tasted these cookies!They also make vanilla creme, but I think the chocolate ones are best.My non-GF 4 year old gobbled them up too.They are GF, Casein Free, Egg Free and Trans-fat Free.Amy(Arkansas)

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I completely agree.. Personally, I have not tried a Kinnikinnick product that I did not like. I passed some of the Montana's Choc Chip cookies to some non-celiac friends of mine and they thought they were Chips Ahoy!

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Chocolate Sandwich Creme Cookies

I just tried the BEST gluten free cookies I've ever had (that were already made).I found them on the Kinnikinnick website (where I order my bread). They are new and they are called KinniToos. They taste very close to an Oreo (or at least what I remember an Oreo tasting like.) I didn't realize how much I missed Oreos until the moment I tasted these cookies!They also make vanilla creme, but I think the chocolate ones are best.My non-GF 4 year old gobbled them up too.They are GF, Casein Free, Egg Free and Trans-fat Free.Amy(Arkansas)

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I completely agree.. Personally, I have not tried a Kinnikinnick product that I did not like. I passed some of the Montana's Choc Chip cookies to some non-celiac friends of mine and they thought they were Chips Ahoy!

--E

Chocolate Sandwich Creme Cookies

I just tried the BEST gluten free cookies I've ever had (that were already made).I found them on the Kinnikinnick website (where I order my bread). They are new and they are called KinniToos. They taste very close to an Oreo (or at least what I remember an Oreo tasting like.) I didn't realize how much I missed Oreos until the moment I tasted these cookies!They also make vanilla creme, but I think the chocolate ones are best.My non-GF 4 year old gobbled them up too.They are GF, Casein Free, Egg Free and Trans-fat Free.Amy(Arkansas)

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We tried the K-toos today, and my kids were doing the GF happy

dance. :) My 6 yr old said this was " the best day ever " . :) I had

to stop myself from being too mom-like when he did what he used to

do with oreos. He eats the cream filling and throws out the

cookie. These are a bit pricey for that, but he was so happy I just

let him do it. We'll be hiding these cookies in the future. :)

Also got the Montana choc chip cookies. They are reminiscent of

Chips Ahoy, but the decerning taste of my 6 yr old gave them

an " OK " . I liked them, but then I don't really need more cookies. :)

Sue in Denver

>

> I completely agree.. Personally, I have not tried a Kinnikinnick

product that I did not like. I passed some of the Montana's Choc

Chip cookies to some non-celiac friends of mine and they thought

they were Chips Ahoy!

>

> --E

>

>

> Chocolate Sandwich Creme Cookies

>

>

> I just tried the BEST gluten free cookies I've ever had (that were

> already made).

>

> I found them on the Kinnikinnick website (where I order my bread).

> They are new and they are called KinniToos. They taste very close

to

> an Oreo (or at least what I remember an Oreo tasting like.) I

didn't

> realize how much I missed Oreos until the moment I tasted these

> cookies!

>

> They also make vanilla creme, but I think the chocolate ones are

best.

>

> My non-GF 4 year old gobbled them up too.

>

> They are GF, Casein Free, Egg Free and Trans-fat Free.

>

> Amy

> (Arkansas)

>

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We tried the K-toos today, and my kids were doing the GF happy

dance. :) My 6 yr old said this was " the best day ever " . :) I had

to stop myself from being too mom-like when he did what he used to

do with oreos. He eats the cream filling and throws out the

cookie. These are a bit pricey for that, but he was so happy I just

let him do it. We'll be hiding these cookies in the future. :)

Also got the Montana choc chip cookies. They are reminiscent of

Chips Ahoy, but the decerning taste of my 6 yr old gave them

an " OK " . I liked them, but then I don't really need more cookies. :)

Sue in Denver

>

> I completely agree.. Personally, I have not tried a Kinnikinnick

product that I did not like. I passed some of the Montana's Choc

Chip cookies to some non-celiac friends of mine and they thought

they were Chips Ahoy!

>

> --E

>

>

> Chocolate Sandwich Creme Cookies

>

>

> I just tried the BEST gluten free cookies I've ever had (that were

> already made).

>

> I found them on the Kinnikinnick website (where I order my bread).

> They are new and they are called KinniToos. They taste very close

to

> an Oreo (or at least what I remember an Oreo tasting like.) I

didn't

> realize how much I missed Oreos until the moment I tasted these

> cookies!

>

> They also make vanilla creme, but I think the chocolate ones are

best.

>

> My non-GF 4 year old gobbled them up too.

>

> They are GF, Casein Free, Egg Free and Trans-fat Free.

>

> Amy

> (Arkansas)

>

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We tried the K-toos today, and my kids were doing the GF happy

dance. :) My 6 yr old said this was " the best day ever " . :) I had

to stop myself from being too mom-like when he did what he used to

do with oreos. He eats the cream filling and throws out the

cookie. These are a bit pricey for that, but he was so happy I just

let him do it. We'll be hiding these cookies in the future. :)

Also got the Montana choc chip cookies. They are reminiscent of

Chips Ahoy, but the decerning taste of my 6 yr old gave them

an " OK " . I liked them, but then I don't really need more cookies. :)

Sue in Denver

>

> I completely agree.. Personally, I have not tried a Kinnikinnick

product that I did not like. I passed some of the Montana's Choc

Chip cookies to some non-celiac friends of mine and they thought

they were Chips Ahoy!

>

> --E

>

>

> Chocolate Sandwich Creme Cookies

>

>

> I just tried the BEST gluten free cookies I've ever had (that were

> already made).

>

> I found them on the Kinnikinnick website (where I order my bread).

> They are new and they are called KinniToos. They taste very close

to

> an Oreo (or at least what I remember an Oreo tasting like.) I

didn't

> realize how much I missed Oreos until the moment I tasted these

> cookies!

>

> They also make vanilla creme, but I think the chocolate ones are

best.

>

> My non-GF 4 year old gobbled them up too.

>

> They are GF, Casein Free, Egg Free and Trans-fat Free.

>

> Amy

> (Arkansas)

>

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