Was just reading the latest issue of Parents magazine which had a little blurb about Risk-Free Cookies. And I quote,
" they don't have any dairy, eggs, tree nuts or peanuts. They're also organic, cholesterol and trans-fat-free and make with whole grains. $15 for 12."
That doesn't sound like a cookie to me, sounds more like really expensive cardboard with black dots drawn on it. Thanks but no thanks www.homefreetreats.com (in case anyone wants to check them out).
LOL! I thought the same thing!
ReplyDeleteI had to look at them, just to see. Even the pic on the box doesn't make them look very appealing! What do they REALLY look like! I am sure my kids, and grandbabies, would rather have nothing than these! And what good is a treat that you have to force them to eat!
ReplyDeleteI have a friend who's little girl is allergic to all those things, so these cookies would actually be a treat for her! I wonder what they taste like though....
ReplyDeleteWe tried snickerdoodles from a similar company and they were suprisingly really good. My daughter can't eat any of those things but thats a little expensive for a treat.
ReplyDeleteI have actually thought about trying these. My daughter has peanut and tree nut allergy but we can have dairy and egg so I wonder if I should just make cookies instead... I have had molasses ginger cookies from divvies (also dairy, egg, peanut and tree nut free) and they are to die for. Seriously. Soft and chewy and delicious. And expensive.
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