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Not sure if these are any good because I haven't tried them yet but the price looks good compared to similar products. This is my first time posting so sorry if I miss anything.

5.80 normal price. 2.39 with s&s. 2.60 for me with taxes.

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    Product Name: SlimFast Bakeshop Meal Replacement Cookie - Double Chocolate Chip - With 10g Of Protein & 5g Fiber, 2.3 Oz, 4 Count
    Product Description: We believe that dieting without dessert is a detriment to your happiness. Finally, you can have your cookie and eat it too! These sweet treats are designed to fit perfectly with your SlimFast Plan. Baked with 10g of protein-packed goodness and 5g of hunger-busting fiber that'll keep you full for up to four hours. They're a delight in every bite. You'll enjoy every morsel of these soft and chewy treats. Don't want shakes twice a day? Sub a Bake Shop cookie as one of your meal replacements for weight loss. Chocolate overload alert! With double the chocolate, this pure guilt-free Double Chocolate Chip cookie is the perfect meal replacement option. Indulge in its perfectly baked texture. Packed with protein, fiber, and no artificial colors or flavors, it will control your hunger for up to four hours. Each box contains four cookies. On the SlimFast Plan, replace two meals a day with Bake Shop cookies. Use in tandem with three low-calorie SlimFast snacks and one sensible meal of your choice.
    Model Number: SMARA-HPC-728
    Product SKU: B074ZHJQ47
    UPC: 008346804030
    DELICIOUS TASTE - Who said chocolate can't be a part of a healthy diet. With SlimFast Double Chocolate Chip Cookie you can indulge in healthier versions of your favorite sweets.
    CURBS HUNGER FOR UP TO FOUR HORUS - Help curb hunger with delicious and satisfying SlimFast Bake Shop Cookies. They are packed with protein and fiber to help you feel satisfied
    ON-THE-GO MEAL REPLACEMENT - Packed with 10g of Protein and 5g of Fiber SlimFast Bake Shop treats are meal replacements and easy to grab on the go, helping you stick with the SlimFast Plan
    DIGESTIVE SUPPORT – SlimFast Bake Shop Meal Replacement Cookies contain 5 grams of fiber to help promote better digestion
    PART OF THE SLIMFAST PLAN – The SlimFast Plan offers flexibility and simplicity to make losing weight as easy as 1 – 2 – 3
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    Amazon price history before discount(s):
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    Side note: I think eating cookies would never help me break the habit of eating cookies even if they are healthy cookies. From my experience losing 50 pounds, I recommend trying to forget about cookies and similar foods altogether. It isn't easy (you will suffer for a period) and it takes time. Try to enjoy things like frozen grapes and dehydrated fruit instead of decadent things like cookies. I think eating cookies to stop eating cookies is counterproductive... something to consider at least.
    24 Helpful?
    The idea is to fundamentally change what your brain considers a treat- to train your brain to react to a chocolate chip rice cake w/ almond butter in the same way that it previously reacted to a chocolate chip cookie from starbucks.
    10 Helpful?
    I applaud you for losing 50, but your advisement of telling people to completely cut out a food/treat isn't sound advice. That's why diets fail. You have to live a little, all in moderation. This is infinitely better than a regular cookie.
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    01-14-2020 at 05:18 PM #3
    Amazon price history before discount(s):
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    Average 6 months$5.68

    Side note: I think eating cookies would never help me break the habit of eating cookies even if they are healthy cookies. From my experience losing 50 pounds, I recommend trying to forget about cookies and similar foods altogether. It isn't easy (you will suffer for a period) and it takes time. Try to enjoy things like frozen grapes and dehydrated fruit instead of decadent things like cookies. I think eating cookies to stop eating cookies is counterproductive... something to consider at least.
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    Amazon price history before discount(s):
    Lowest$2.52
    Current$2.52 since Jan. 11
    Average 3 months$5.66
    Average 6 months$5.68

    Side note: I think eating cookies would never help me break the habit of eating cookies even if they are healthy cookies. From my experience losing 50 pounds, I recommend trying to forget about cookies and similar foods altogether. It isn't easy (you will suffer for a period) and it takes time. Try to enjoy things like frozen grapes and dehydrated fruit instead of decadent things like cookies. I think eating cookies to stop eating cookies is counterproductive... something to consider at least.
    I applaud you for losing 50, but your advisement of telling people to completely cut out a food/treat isn't sound advice. That's why diets fail. You have to live a little, all in moderation. This is infinitely better than a regular cookie.
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    I applaud you for losing 50, but your advisement of telling people to completely cut out a food/treat isn't sound advice. That's why diets fail. You have to live a little, all in moderation. This is infinitely better than a regular cookie.

    Iagree plus this one is loaded with vitamins. A "regular" cookie is not.

    Thanks OP!
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    I applaud you for losing 50, but your advisement of telling people to completely cut out a food/treat isn't sound advice. That's why diets fail. You have to live a little, all in moderation. This is infinitely better than a regular cookie.
    The idea is to fundamentally change what your brain considers a treat- to train your brain to react to a chocolate chip rice cake w/ almond butter in the same way that it previously reacted to a chocolate chip cookie from starbucks.
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    The idea is to fundamentally change what your brain considers a treat- to train your brain to react to a chocolate chip rice cake w/ almond butter in the same way that it previously reacted to a chocolate chip cookie from starbucks.
    Or you could eat a Slimfast protein cookie instead of a Ms. Fields every now and then.
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    01-14-2020 at 10:54 PM #8
    Oof, the carb count on this. Good deal but I'm sticking with quest's low carb cookies for my keto diet. Now if we could just get another sale for those🙏
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    01-14-2020 at 10:55 PM #9
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    I applaud you for losing 50, but your advisement of telling people to completely cut out a food/treat isn't sound advice. That's why diets fail. You have to live a little, all in moderation. This is infinitely better than a regular cookie.
    Definitely some truth there. I tried a bunch of things and nothing worked until I found a diet I could stick to. Keto worked because it allows enough foods that I enjoy and find satisfying that I can adhere to it and do without the sweets and other carbs I crave. There's no one-size-fits-all diet for weight loss, I suppose.

    These may be better than regular cookies, but at 33g of carbs (28g net) per cookie they are certainly not for people on ketogenic, South Beach, or other low-carb diets.
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    01-14-2020 at 10:59 PM #10
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    https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima...es2/iagree.gif plus this one is loaded with vitamins. A "regular" cookie is not.

    Thanks OP!
    I see nothing wrong with this, but the vitamin content of these is probably negligible in real life. Most people already get enough of most vitamins from their regular daily diets, and if not, a daily multivitamin pill is cheap and easy insurance.

    Of note though: 26% one and two-star reviews, which is not stellar. And the two buyer-supplied pictures look nothing like the one on the package.
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    I applaud you for losing 50, but your advisement of telling people to completely cut out a food/treat isn't sound advice. That's why diets fail. You have to live a little, all in moderation. This is infinitely better than a regular cookie.
    Just out of curiosity, would you say that to somebody who had a drinking problem?
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    01-14-2020 at 11:02 PM #12
    Lol. I just finished baking a dozen cookies from scratch. Took less than 30 minutes from start to finish. No eggs, no butter, no AP flour or enriched flour. Subbed with flax seed, coconut oil, and whole grain Spelt flour. Probably cheaper than this and definitely healthier. Just look at the number of ingredients on that list. Mine only had about 7 ingredients. In any case, remember to stick to serving size.
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    I see nothing wrong with this, but the vitamin content of these is probably negligible in real life. Most people already get enough of most vitamins from their regular daily diets, and if not, a daily multivitamin pill is cheap and easy insurance.

    This is true, too. I think vitamins are great "insurance". But if you are looking to make healthier eating choices, a fortified cookie could be useful Smilie
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    This is true, too. I think vitamins are great "insurance". But if you are looking to make healthier eating choices, a fortified cookie could be useful https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima...lies/smile.gif
    Not trying to argue with you, but if you are really looking to make healthier eating choices, you shouldn't be relying on cookies or other treats for basic vitamins.

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    Lol. I just finished baking a dozen cookies from scratch. Took less than 30 minutes from start to finish. No eggs, no butter, no AP flour or enriched flour. Subbed with flax seed, coconut oil, and whole grain Spelt flour. Probably cheaper than this and definitely healthier. Just look at the number of ingredients on that list. Mine only had about 7 ingredients. In any case, remember to stick to serving size.
    I agree with you. However, the "less ingredients is intrinsically better" argument that is so common right now is misleading and dangerous, just like the notion that everything non-GMO is somehow "healthier" than anything with GMO ingredients, or the fallacy that everyone can benefit from a gluten-free diet. I'm sure you're cookies are both delicious and relatively healthy, based on what you list, but having only 7 ingredients is not the reason.
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    01-14-2020 at 11:20 PM #15
    I'm trying to gain weight. Will this still count as a meal for me?
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