Krusteaz Triple Chocolate Chunk Cookie Mix, Bakery Style, 3 Kinds of Chocolate, 15.5 Oz Boxes (Pack of 12)

These cookies are so easy to make and their flavor---over the moon delicious! My local grocery store either no longer carries this cookie mix, or they go like hot cakes once a shipment comes in. They are hard to come by locally. I was surprised to find them on Amazon, so, of course, I ordered them immediately. Actually, since they are so rare to find , I bought a 10-pak for gifting others with this marvelous cookie mix. Once they try them, Amazon will be flooded with orders. Chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate! Buy them!

My favorite cookie mix. I can’t find it in stores anymore but thankfully Amazon sells it. The flavor is amazing and the cookies come out so soft and delicious.

I like to send family members a case of cookies or brownies when we get closer to the holidays as their kids always need something for school, the unexpected company stops by, or you just want something good and easy to make. The chocolate chip cookies only require one egg and half a stick of butter - things I always have on hand. They are as close to homemade you will get from a prepackage. They have three types of chocolate chips: bittersweet, semi-sweet, and milk chocolate. And like the package suggests - I sometimes add cocoa powder for those chocolate lovers in my family. I've used many Krusteaz products and I have always been more than satisfied. The ingredient list for these cookies is quite good except when it says natural and artificial flavors. But they are really good and super easy to make.

I love these Krusteaz mixes! While you seem to assume that I did not get the item, I DID! Please make a note and know the shipment is fulfilled! Thank you

Not the greatest, but they're good cookies - easy to make. I modify their simple recipe by adding cocoa powder, substituting shortening for some of the butter, adding a little milk and adding toasted pecans.

I don't know what's in this cookie dough, but I can't stop eating these things. Admittedly, I ordered the case for myself since they're so good, and have eaten 3 boxes in 1 week and have gained 15 pounds, not kidding..... and I just know I'm going to make another batch in the next couple of days. Also, cashews and pistachios seem to mix in pretty well here, as well as sprinkling a few toffee chips on top right when you pull them out of the oven to melt into the top.

I add 1/2 Cup of uncooked oatmeal plus 1 TBS of vanilla and box cookies go from good to exceptional just like homemade without the hours of time . Faster, better and I believe, cheaper. My only caution is to make the cookie large as small size tend to burn, bigger is better in baking.

Tell you what folks. I've owned a wholesale commercial bakery since 1990 and everything is made from scratch...all the breads, rolls, cookies, muffins, etc. However, when I'm in a rush to get cookies made for friends, family or church, I use these. However, I add 3/4 Cup quick oats and a heaping 3/4 Cup chocolate chips. 1 stick softened butter and one large egg. Blend with a hand mixer and then dollop them out with a scoop. I make these very small and into balls. They come out a little larger than a quarter. Bake for 11 minutes at 375 degrees and don't tell a soul they're a box mix! Yum! No one will ever know!