Gluten Free Sugar Free Butter Cookies 36 Count Traditional Danish Cookies, Premium Assorted Shortbread cookies for Diabetics (1 Pk, 11 Ounce)

I really thought I had written a review for these before. But apparently not, and that's GOOD. I get them because I have celiac sprue and need gluten free, plus I like this kind of cookie. HOWEVER, this particular canister is very different from the others, and I'm thrilled!!!😁😋😁😋😁😋😁😋😁😋Whereas the others were NOT the melt in your mouth BUTTERY butter cookies that these are,.these are REAL butter cookies hoped for even with my dietary restrictions. Oh, my, what a treat. Did you change your recipe? Please keep it up, Brexonic!😃Each small cookie is good for about two delicious bites. 4 =21g. carbs. None were broken, all were perfectly molded. Previous batches, to me, were also formed just right, but they tasted hard and dry...not stale, just miss-made. Oh, and you get 40 cookies, not 36. ☺️😊A lot of gf cookies are delicious, but often those thatare "redos" aren't. I hope these continue being so yummy! They are expensive, but you get a lot for your money...if this flavor and texture keep up! 😃🙏😋😋😋

I was so excited when I saw I could get these cookies from my childhood again! I haven’t been able to eat gluten since I was diagnosed celiac about twenty years ago and this was such a happy find! Unfortunately companies cannot make a gluten free version of their cookie for people with gluten intolerance and a whole other cookie for those who can’t eat sugar, they instead combine their products for people with food intolerances. Now so many things I used to eat I also I have to purchas a sugar free version now, as if not being able to eat gluten, or sugar, isn’t bad enough. These are awful, they taste like cardboard soaked in some sort of semi- rancid fat. Usually when no sugar is added having gluten helps, or if no gluten can be used the taste, ie sugar, can help disguise any flavor added by non-wheat grains. You do not get either of these advantages with this awful combination sugar/ gluten free cookie. I wish I hadn’t wasted my money, as these are going straight in the bin. Don’t waste your money. Manufacturers, please don’t combine these things, your dooming your product to failure.

I figured I would give these a try despite some of the scathing reviews. I simply didnt expect to see sugar free danish butter cookies. I get the regular ones at the holidays- small tin, usually $1 for 7-10 cookies. Ya know, hard, crispy-crunchy, mild flavor. Begs to be eaten along side a cup of tea or coffee. So how much different can these sugar free ones be? A mystery awaited..I think they are fine! All of my cookies are/were intact (Ive nibbled through half the container). The flavor is similar, and even the texture is similar. Maybe a little more dense? I dont find it all that far off from the original that I buy. I can eat them alone, or paired with tea/coffee. They dont feel all that more crisp-hard-crunchy than my others. The pretzel shape is the more crispy and light, then the other shapes being a little tougher, but still good. Like, eat the pretzel shape one as in, then use the denser ones for tea/coffee.And these have the added benefit (for me) of not having excess sugar. Maybe other brands of the regular are better than the brand I always buy, and so perhaps the difference would be greater. But my experience is that these are good, and I will buy them again. This time a pack of two, so I save a few bucks.5 stars because I have been enjoying these enough to add more to my cart.Its a food item, everyone has their preferences. I like them, glad I tried them, glad to have a sugar free option.

Ordered these as they were sf/gf and wanted that option for a dessert bar. Total ordered twice- 3 Tins total- all had broken cookies. There were 9, 11, 3 broke . For the price you pay for these they should be packed better. They actually tasted pretty good just disappointed in so many broken ones.

These are fairly good cookies. Because no sugar, not much flavor, and since made with different flours, meh... I have to eat gluten free (Celiac) so it was a surprise to see Danish cookies GF. Plus $$$

Update---decided to give this another try and today they arrived in perfect shape.....I was so impressed and wanted to shout great jobThe taste is good if you like coconut (luckily I do) but not what I was looking for when I buy a tin of cookies shaped like thisAnd as for cookies--im honestly not sure any of them survived the trip, I basically got a tin of crumbsFor medical reasons I have been gluten free since 2018 so I'm very much accustom to the flavor and textures by now and the cookies are good as far as gluten freeI have also been eating diebetic since my grandma was diagnosed when I was a kid so diet and sugar free is something I tolerate quite well so I have no complaints about the sweetness, my main problem is it does not have the taste I thought it would and the cookies are all busted up

The cookies are not bad tasting, considering they are sugar and gluten-free, but they all came broken.

Good taste, smell is amazing and they are very crunch! But after I ate one (twice) in different times I feel weird, I’m not sure if was like gluten weird but definitely was something.For my food notebook I try new food by itself and separate from another food to make sure how it works. But as it does not have sugar I can give them to somebody else! So good but not for me.