Pepperidge Farm Tahoe Crispy White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookies, 7.2 OZ Bag (8 Cookies)

It tastes great. Although the cookies can sometimes arrive broken, they are still edible and delicious. My last batch came in perfect condition compared to a few of my other orders. Packing can be better to ensure they arrive in one piece and not broken up. I will continue to buy them as they cost less than most grocery stores in my area.

I love them... good quality, taste, texture and size. Only not enough in a package...

These cookies are fabulous, so delicious! The problem? They break in transit. One bag was so broken up, the cookies were quite the mess. So I definitely recommend the cookies, but you might want to buy them at a walk-in store if you're using them for a snack at a party of something. I wish Amazon had special mailers just for cookies!

Love the cookies, but they were broken into many small pieces when they arrived. Amazon put the packages in a box with no padding to protect them during shipping.

Delicious hard cookie but needs more nuts lol. Wish they made soft ones too. Thanks!

Have always liked Pepperidge Farm cookies and it's been quite some time since I've had them. My favorite is Tahoe. Like the taste of the white chocolate, macadamia nut combo. Was disappointed, they are smaller than they used to be. Quality has gone down, as cost goes up. All but two cookies were broken and crushed. This may have been due to the packaging of Amazon shipping, I don't know. There was no cushioning between the cookies and two other items that were ordered. Cookie package was smooshed.

These cookies are addictive! Not too sweet but very rich! Great price as well!

I used to absolutely love these Pepperidge Farm Tahoe White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookies—would devour them in no time! But after buying a bag recently, I can’t help but feel disappointed. The texture is not what I remember. These cookies used to be soft and gooey, almost melting in your mouth, but now they’re quite hard. They’re not stale, but they’re dry and crumbly, which isn’t ideal for a soft, melt-in-your-mouth cookie. When I bite into one, it just falls apart into crumbs instead of being a satisfying, chewy treat.Additionally, the cookies seem smaller now compared to what I remember. I used to love how the cookies were large and filled the bag, touching the walls of the container. It feels like everything is shrinking—cookies, portions, and the overall quality—and it’s frustrating, especially considering the higher price tag with inflation.I’m not sure if they’ve changed the formula or ingredients, but something’s definitely off with the quality control. Given how expensive these are, I think I’ll stick to baking my own cookies from now on. It's a shame because I used to really enjoy these, but I’m not sure they’re worth it anymore.