Biscolata Mood Milk 6 Cups Cookies, 1.23 oz (Pack Of 190104157080)

Do NOT buy these! Once you do, your snacking life will never be the same. All other biscuits, cookies, and galletas will lose their appeal after you sample these tasty little nuggets of chocolatey, crunchy, hazelnutty goodness.I teach in the same school that my children attend. Our family attempted to portion these snacks into our after school snack...three little nuggs each tucked away with our apple slices and gummy vitamins in the insulated lunch box for the car ride home (nut free campus, so these stay in the car). It worked wonderfully! Such a treat ❤️UNTIL....We began to notice that they were disappearing rapidly. The wise 8 year old suspected the other 4 family members of pilfering. No one would fess up. Everyone blamed the dog and the toddler. Convenient how neither had words to defend themselves.Once the truth comes out, we will order again. Who could resist?

They arrived on time and as described...The cookies are tiny, about the size of a crunchy puffy dime, filled with creamy chocolate. They are delicious little things, but with a very high-calorie count: one portion equals about 11 little bites and has 160 calories. Each container holds 2 portions, 22 mini-bites of crunchy goodness. Problem is, they are so good that "you can't eat just one" I struggle to make the container last for more than 30 minutes! I highly recommend them, just be prepared to "try" to make them last a while unless you are really skinny or exercise regularly -I am neither skinny nor do I exercise, but I will be ordering them again!

So when I first bit into it, I had this instant thought of familiarity. It's hard to forget a familiar scent/taste and it hit me - it tastes almost exactly like those original ferror rocher chocolates without the nuts sprinkled on top. And I love those chocolates, so naturally I would love these cookies as well. The thing that bugged me though is that there are no ingredients listed and no nutrition facts. Well, I can tell you that the first ingredient I see on this is "Sugar," which is not good at all. And if you eat the whole container, it's 320 calories, which isn't horrible, but not great either. I would eat this sparingly as I'm concerned this snack is a gateway into other unhealthy snacks due to sugar's addictive properties. Also, they misspelled "vegatable oil shortening" in their ingredients list. The cookies do crumble a little but are fun-sized and flavorful, as mentioned earlier. Overall, not too bad, but I would look for more healthy "cookies" out there and just buy Ferror Rocher, which are practically the same thing and less expensive.

I was skeptical purchasing snack food from a company I had never heard of before. Once I received my order and tasted the cookies I was very surprised! They had great flavor and the packaging is the perfect size to put in a car cup holder or stash in my drawer at the office. They are great for a quick pick me up when I need a snack. The "mood" designation relates to tiny designs stamped onto each cookie. Images to promote being happy, work, joy, success, and money to name a few. I found myself exited to see which image I would get and enjoyed the added level of fun. Would definitely recommend and buy again.

These are tasty little cookies with a fun emoji-style illustration on each one. If you're familiar with Hello Panda or Koala's March cookies, these cookies will feel familiar to you. The Biscolata MOOD cookies, however, are made in Turkey, and are filled with not just a plain milk chocolate cream, but with hazelnut milk chocolate cream that resembles Nutella. Yum. The cookies I received from Amazon came in "on-the-go" cups with two servings in each cup, but it's a little too easy to eat the whole container. The cups did a nice job preventing the cookies from getting crushed in my purse on the way to work. (I received these cookies for free, but would buy them next time I'm in the market for cookie snacks.)

Okay, so let me tell you about the Biscolata Mood Cookies with Chocolate Filling....At about $2 per cup, I am a bit disappointed in the quality. I gave them 3 stars because they do taste good. They are very similar to Hello Panda Cookies. The outer packaging is cute as well and easy to take on the go. The cookies themselves are a bit disappointing. First of all, the designs and "meanings" make no sense. Then the stamped design on the cookie is pretty light and hard to see, sometimes not even in the middle of the cookie, and sometimes cut off altogether. In addition, you can tell that the chocolate filling was inserted on the same side as the printed design. So, where there is supposed to be a cute design there is a black hole from where they inserted the chocolate. Some of them were even broken from the chocolate insertion process.The container was also only filled about halfway full. Again, at $2 per cup I would expect it to be at least 3/4 full and higher quality control. At least they taste yummy!

5 start for product. 1 star for this specific purchase I got these for my kids lunch. We all love them, probably to much. They are very addicting and super tasty. Unfortunately I paid $14 for 6 of them. In searching for a better price I found them at the dollar tree for……… You guessed it 1 dollar. I had to order and wait two weeks for them but double the quantity and 2 dollars less is a no brained for me.

These little cookies were pretty tasty - better (I thought) than the panda crackers my children enjoy. The cookie part is kind of light and airy and the cream is a delightful mix of chocolate and hazelnut. I feel the cups could have had a few more cookies in them, or been smaller cups, but that’s certainly not a deal-breaker. As they are, they fit well in the cup holder in my car. I like the little key that tells you what the symbols on the cookies mean, but the appearance on the cookies is a little underwhelming. Overall, I enjoyed them and will probably try some of their other products.(I purchased these from a Facebook ad and was reimbursed for my purchase price.)