Maple Pecan Cookies by Ona, Paleo, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Honey Sweetened Healthy Treats (12 Pack)

I bought the mixed box, to try the different flavors. I'm glad I did, but I have two definite favorites, two pretty ok's, and two definite least favorites:#1 - Cinnamon Raisin. I normally do not like raisins in my food, but these are so chewy and just so yummy!#2 - Coconut Shortbread - you can really taste the honey and the coconut, and they are chewy and oh, so good!#3 - Brownie - very soft and chewy, very chocolatey, with yummy bits of walnut - I like them.#4 - Peanut butter - tastes like a peanut butter cookie, just chewy and with little chunks of peanut in there. Good.#5 Chocolate Chip - I was surprised, these have almost no taste. Not good.#6 Maple Pecan - (I was hoping I'd like these, pecans are my favorite nut ) These were wet when they came out of the package, it reminded me of raw dough. I did not like the taste at all, kind of a sour maple. Yuck.I definitely recommend you try these, and see what you think. They are well made, and very yummy, satisfying cookies - especially for being gluten/dairy/soy/grain free! I will be buying many more of my favorite flavors!

After reading so many mostly-positive reviews, I ordered this with great anticipation. Boy, was I ever disappointed! I wasn't expecting amazing because I do realize it's a paleo cookie. But I've had other paleo cookies that were really delicious. These were not.First, they all taste pretty much the same. And if you read the ingredients, that makes sense because they all have pretty much the same ingredients as the base. They are very dense and not really a cookie texture. The texture reminded me of uncooked cookie dough (but again, not the good stuff!). They are very oily and crumbly.But it wasn't the texture that turned me off; it was the taste. I love chocolate, but the "brownie" flavor was bitter and inedible. Even the chocolate chip tasted awful. The coconut shortbread was so bad. I have no idea why they called it "shortbread." Even for a coconut cookie, it was really bad. The only ones I could tolerate were the cinnamon raisin and maple pecan, but even then, neither of them was very good - and most definitely not worth $1 a cookie. If they were really good, I wouldn't mind the price. On the other hand, even if they were half the price (or free!), I still wouldn't want them.I gave the peanut butter cookie to my dog because I don't eat peanuts (and peanuts aren't paleo, either). Even my dog didn't want it. Seriously. You'd think a dog would gobble up a peanut butter cookie, right? I tried to give it to him several times. He'd smell it and walk away. That tells you something. :)

Delicious, until I opened the 2nd pack and found a long black hair within my cookies. Amazon refunded me promptly and I have notified Ona Cookies Manufacturer of this quality control issue.Just in case you order some, the little white sticker on the box says 36650179, Sell By 011720. Received early June 2019.

With multiple flavors, a variety pack is the best place to start. However, as another reviewer has said, some of the flavors were impressive and others were not, although it is also a matter of personal taste. I was impressed with two flavors, the Maple Pecan and the Brownie. I also liked the Coconut Shortbread. I did not care for the other flavors much. I ended up buying the Maple Pecan and Brownie flavors again, separately. Overall what you are getting is a soft, chewy treat that is shaped like a cookie but is more substantial in terms of density, flavor and nutritional content. These cookies are a good source of healthy carbs, fat, and fiber and are not too sweet. There are two cookies per individual package. I will typically eat one of the two cookies at a sitting and save the 2nd one for later. They are rich and satisfying and make a good mid-day snack or breakfast bar. I do wish they were less expensive though. However if price is no deterrent, it is hard to beat these for a healthy, enjoyable paleo snack.

These cookies are very..very dry and dense. Can barely swallow unless drinking a liquid. Flavor ok I drink with hot tea. If you want to fill up eat one. It's all you can eat.

These were ok. I can't really say they were anything other than a pile of coconut. Very chewy, no cookie texture at all. Like eating an unsweetened dry almond joy. Have a drink nearby, you'll need it because they are really dry.

I'm gf, df, and no processed sugars. Makes it hard to find special treats. Gave these a try- and now I'm halfway through my 2nd box! My favorites are brownie, chocolate chip, and maple pecan! The other three are good too, but not my favs. They are all uniformly shaped. They are soft cookies. Texture is not traditional cookies. My main dislike, their cost is a bit high.

These are really bad tasting! I have been off refined sugar for years and these are really really bad.I was so disappointed as I had high hopes for these with the healthy ingredients. I know healthy ingredients can taste good, yet these do not! Bummer;/