Archway Cookies, Crispy Windmill Cookies, 9 Oz Box

(Soft Molasses)Surprisingly I prefer this Non "Iced" variant. I like that the taste of the cookie is not competing with anything else. Although it is ever-so lightly glazed with subtle specs of sugary crystals. I ordered just 1 box to see if I'd like them. It is now time to stock-up! —Everything about these are exactly that of soft-baked gingerbread cookies minus the low-level heat or "spice" from actual ginger. These are dangerously addictive. Only 10 cookies per box though 🫢(Dutch Cocoa)These are good but there are several brands of cookies and muffins with this exact taste—It's not a bad thing, but considering how obscure the Dutch Cocoa is in stores and the steep prices online, the same taste can be easily found in other snack brands.The Soft Molasses cookies on the other hand are somewhat more of a treasure, because cookies of this particular taste are usually only crispy and hard. I need Soft baked*******only one con*******These cookies are going to be the cause of my weight gain! Seriously... addicting. I eat these by the box. 1 box is 1 serving for me, which is 900 calories. I am in serious trouble now.

I ordered them for my mom, who was craving them exactly. She loving the taste, especially with a glass of cold milk as a snack. Even my son likes them as he took two cookies for himself.

I tried different stores but could not find these locally so, I ordered multiple boxes online and was very pleased. They tasted just like I remembered and I will order more in the future.Hopefully, this review was helpful to you!

These are good. Bought for gifts where I needed flower cookies. A bit expensive.

These cookies are so tasty! They are soft, cocoa flavored with sugar on top. Simple but perfect!

I have been eating Archway cookies since my childhood in the 60's. Before they were discontinued in 2012 I looked forward to getting a pack of Archway oatmeal date filled cookies at Publix. Raspberry filled cookies are the next best thing. Delicious.

Cookies were broken into pieces.They still tasted good but was measy

Grew up with these in Illinois in the 60's. Taste even better now with a cuppa tea after not having them for many years. Thanks Archway.