Walkers Shortbread Fingers Shortbread Cookies Snack Packs, 24 Count

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Love these guysI love these guys - and ordering them online means I don't have to make a trip to Walmart to get them. I'll have them as my between-meal snacks with some tea. The only thing that's weird - these cookies are 200cals for 2, but the kind I USED to get was 150cals for 2! They don't taste any different, but hey. I'd probably try to go out of my way to find the other ones in the future, but I can't deny the thrill of having 24 entire packs of cookies to nurse off of.5A Great, Simple Taste and Texture - Great Packaging - 100 caloriesI fell in love with Shortbread growing up in Scotland. It's not AS common here in the states, but you can still find it. Still, Amazon provides a wider variety of options, and this is my favorite.The taste is, in my opinion, excellent. Generally I prefer a softer cookie, but with shortbread I think Walker's hits the nail on the head. It's crumbly and buttery and sweet, with no vanilla or any other spices to take away from the simple pleasure. There's something about eating shortbread that makes one feel just...simple. In a good way.The packaging is my favorite, though. It's easy to grab one from the cabinet for a quick breakfast on the way to work, or any time you need a little convenient snack. And at 100 calories per package, it's easy to calculate the impact on your diet. To me, these might be the most satisfying 100 calories you can find. They're dry enough that they take some time to eat, tasty enough to please, and filling enough to curb hunger. Fantastic!5More like a bricklet than a finger.Nom nom nom nom nom nom! If you are a fan of real butter shortbread - this is the ticket. You get 24 packs of 2 "fingers" which are actually more like tiny long brick shapes. Heretofore I shall refer to them as bricklets because fingers is just really not an accurate description, and let's face it, it conjures up images of the Ice Truck Killer from Dexter and THAT my friends is not conducive to having a tasty snack with your tea or coffee (if you can't be a true Anglophile). Anywho, these bricklets are the perfect texture and flavor; dense yet crisbly (combo of crispy and crumbly), sweet but not TOO sweet (as shortbread should not be) and OH SO BUTTERY!! Also, the two pack is perfect for tossing in your purse for an afternoon work snack, or if you have high maintenance kids, I guess you could put them in their lunch - but truly, these would be wasted on rugrats. Lastly (maybe), each bricklet, has 100 calories so if you can just eat one 2 pack, you won't wreck your diet too badly. So there you have it, Walker's Shortbread Bricklets are NOMS! They just need to change the name.5A FAMILY FAVORITEMy husband and I went to England in the 1980's and these were in our room. Every night my husband would have them and a cup of tea. I have been buying this buttery treat ever since. I love the idea of the large individually wrapped set of 2 cookies. I will continue to purchase them.5I you don't like these, something is wrong with your taste buds.I discovered these in the hospital when my sister sent me a "junk food" assortment that contained a pack of these. I was a newly-quit smoker who's taste buds had come back, and these cookies were the best thing I had tasted in a while. They are hard to find here in rural Tennessee, so I get them from Amazon. You need to watch a couple of things...these come in a 20 gram and 40 gram package, some sellers might not notice and charge the same price for both. I prefer the 40 gram package as I have COPD and could eat the Walker factory bricks and all and not gain a pound. However, be aware that each finger is 100 calories, almost all of that is from fat. This might be a concern some people. Otherwise, thanks Walker's for giving a man with little time left some great eats.5No GMO's...All Natural and Such a Tasty Treat!I first tasted these on a trip to Europe and they were so wonderful. I bought this box and I get to eat them as I desire...love these cookies sooo much! I have used them as gifts too. Everyone loves them. Plus no GMO garbage...all natural ingredients make these a favorite for sure.5Very very good cookies.My mom and family love these cookies. I found these online and I was like hmm...it sounds pretty good.."pure butter cookies." I ended up buying it and it lasted a week. My entire family ate these and I gave some away to my friends and family. It comes in small little wrappers carrying two each. I ended up buying another as a gift and received these as a gift as well. It's great with tea.The only downside is that I bought this during the Black Friday Sale for $16, thinking that it originally goes for 20ish dollars. It's now about 14$-15$. So I was a bit cheated with the price.5Delicious but can't recommend them.The cookies had a very good flavor--the ginger stem cookie had small pieces of actual ginger, the chocolate flavor was rich. HOWEVER, the cookies are too tender--they fall into crumbs as soon as you touch them. They are in small packs of 2 cookies and either--1. When you pull a cookie out of the pack, it breaks and falls to the floor, or 2. The pack was full of already broken cookies. The cookies weren't firm like a normal Walker's shortbread cookie. The box of cookies was almost $50 for 100 packs of cookies--fairly expensive for crumbs. Until this tenderness issue can be solved, I recommend you pass on them unless you are in the market for expensive--but tasty--crumbs.2Walkers Shortbread finger cookiesThese Walkers Shortbread is great. They tast as great as when we bought them in Britain. Unfortunately we can't keep them around the house or we'd be eating them all the time, through-out the year.For those who have not had these shortbread, they are much like a machine made cookie (crumbly not crispy) and have a subtle sweetness to them. The cookies in this packing of the shortbread cookies (fingers) come two to a wrapper. Each cookie is good for 3 or 4 small bits. That is unless you're a dainty eater. In Britia, think of these shortbread being served with tea. IOn the U.S.they are nibbled, munched or devoured any time of the day, with tea, coffee, milk ... got the picture.5convenience packs ROCK!I'm writing about the single serving convenience packs, offered in a 24-count case, Walkers Shortbread Fingers, 2-Count Cookies Packages (Pack of 24), which are also available with Subscribe and Save. They're amazing! Here's why:1 Yes, as everyone says, these Walker cookies are exceptional. You may think it's all just buzz, but if you haven't tried them, don't judge us as silly until you do (!).2 But what happens if you open a box -- you finish it, right! BAD. These little suckers aren't the greatest thing for you, to put it mildly.3 Answer: single serving packaging!! It really works. My husband is addicted to these cookies. I'd always have a box on hand in case of unexpected guests -- at least, I'd think I had one, but the box would usually have disappeared unexpectedly whenever I went to look for it. True confessions: I love them too and was occasionally looking to sneak some for myself! So having them around just in case was a bad, BAD idea. But a case of 24 packs of 2 cookies per package is ideal. Two seems to satisfy my husband's craving -- he almost never takes more than one packet. And I open a packet occasionally and make 2 cookies last 2 days, instead of a whole box lasting almost forever and my worrying that they'd go stale or attract ants.Bonus: they're easily packable! When my husband's expecting an exceptionally tough day at work, I'll usually sneak a pack into his lunch if he hasn't already appropriated one for himself.And when he's especially wiped out at the end of an unusually demanding day, a pack of these really seems to perk him up and help him muster strength for tomorrow. He brings it upstairs while he's watching TV and waits a while before opening the bag and savoring his treasure. Whether for lunch or after dinner, the gleam in his eye as he talks about how wonderful it is to have a treat when he's so stressed means a lot to me, especially when I know he's only eating in moderation instead of wolfing down ten or twenty servings at a time. The case of 24 has lasted us 3 months already -- a pleasant surprise, given that there are 2 addicts in the house. : So our portion-control strategy is working!!!And yes, when we had guests who chose after-dinner tea, these were just the right thing to bring out with it, and I didn't mind opening multiple packs at once and putting the cookies together on 1 plate for serving, knowing that I wasn't either spoiling an entire box, or promoting too rapid consumption of it, just by providing our guests with a few.I wish two other treasures came in single-serving packets: LU Herbes De Provence Flatbread Crackers, 4.25-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) and Mary's Gone Crackers, Caraway, 6.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)!!STRONGLY RECOMMENDED.5

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