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12-Pack 4-Oz Lenny & Larry's The Complete Cookie listed below
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Community Reviews
Lenny and Larry's Complete Cookies are dense, filling protein cookies that work best as an emergency snack or dirty bulking treat, with flavors like peanut butter chocolate chip, white chocolate, birthday cake, and lemon poppy drawing the most praise. The deal price is also seen as better than the usual convenience store price. The main drawback is the nutrition label, with around 440 to 500 calories per cookie, about 20 grams of sugar, and only 16 grams of protein. Texture and taste can be hit or miss, with some flavors described as chemically or dry, and digestive issues are also reported.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. A full cookie is roughly 440-500 calories because the label uses a half-cookie serving, and most flavors have about 20-22g of sugar or added sugar. That makes the protein-to-calorie ratio poor for a snack, even though each cookie lists 16g of protein.
Chocolate Chip, Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip, Lemon Poppy, Snickerdoodle, and possibly Brownie are the most recommended. Chocolate Chip and Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip are the most consistent, while Chocomint is called the worst and Lemon Poppy can be hit or miss.
Not really. The cookies are described as dense and not exactly cookie-like, with a dry or play-doh texture and a chemical aftertaste in some flavors. The texture can vary between batches, especially on the less consistent flavors.
Yes, the unit price is considered good because these cookies are usually around $2 each and can be $3-$4 in convenience stores. The deal is mainly attractive if you want a shelf-stable, filling snack rather than a macro-friendly treat.
They can. One commenter stopped eating them because they were causing digestive issues, so they may not sit well for everyone.
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As for cookies, if I knew how they compared to Grandma's (example) that would mean far more to me than caloric intake. Grandma's shrunk AND priced themselves out of my occasional purchases. Thanks to the person that pointed out these are Vegan....
Good price and the birthday cake is ๐ฅ
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