Almondina Cookie Biscuit Choconut 4 Oz

Yum! Came nicely packaged, so cookies nice crunchy and tasty!

I love these crunchy almond cookies and was thrilled to see them back in production. They were unavailable during the Pandemic.The original recipe is low calorie and full of almond goodness. Am excited to try the new flavors!

very delicious

These crispy little pieces of heaven are perfect with coffee or tea in the morning. They’re kind of like a chocolate biscotti stuffed full of cherries then sliced lengthwise into four or five slices. Thin, crisp, not too sweet.

As a cancer patient with attendant treatment nausea, I was looking for something with candied ginger bits that would compare favorably to Trader Joe's Triple Ginger or Whole Foods Raincoast gingerbread crisps.There are 15 cookies in each box. Six boxes in each package. That's a total of 90 biscotti sized cookies. . Each cookie is the length of the standard biscotti. but is very thin. Pretty goodI compared it to Raincoast Gingerbread crisps.Almondina has NO salt. That's why it tasted like some nostalgic memory of my childhood in Europe. But comes from Ohio.Unfortunately it does have sugar as its third ingredient. which rings diabetic alarm bells. One serving (4crackers.34g) Total sodium 0% total carbs 20.Raincoast gingerbread crisps, neat little seasonal crackers out of British Columbia, have 75 mg of salt per 3 crackers serving. Total carbs 9g per serving. Protein 2g.Since Raincoast crisps were winter seasonal at Whole Foods I began searching for year around substitute.Despite sugar, the ginger Almondina looked promising. The first ginger Almondina I tried was sweet, flat tasting without a trace of ginger, but thick and hard. The second one I tried from the same box had nice bits of candied ginger.So ginger Almondina is an acceptable substitute flavor wise to Raincoast gingerbread crisps, assuming you check out your blood sugar and blood pressure response.I cant say whether it will have any effect on my nausea, so will keep the scopolamine patch by my ear. But these are quite tasty if a bit too sweet for my taste.

I used to be able to find these locally but no longer can so I'm glad that I can still get them. They are wonderfully crunchy, flavorful without being overwhelming and not really sweet. The ginger variety is one of my favorites. A perfect snack when you want something a little sweet but don't want the indulgence of a traditional butter based cookie

After one bite I read the label to see if ginger was listed as an ingredient. There are tiny pieces of candied ginger. They hold up for dunking in coffee. They are full of almonds.They’re just not flavorful enough for me.

Kids like them!