A blend of milk chocolate, chocolate caramel, and a cookies and cream biscuit sounds like the perfect flavor combination. The Copper Kettle Candy Co. Chocolate Cookie Biscuit Clusters from Costco bring all of these irresistible ingredients together in one indulgent treat. I couldn’t wait to take a bite of these tempting chocolates. Do they live up to their delicious promise? Keep reading to find out!
Location in Store
These can be found in the snack section at Costco, near the Unreal Dark Chocolate Coconut Minis and the Made Good Chocolate Chip Granola Bars. The item number is 1854876.
Taste
These chocolate cookie clusters look and taste similar to a chocolate Turtle if you took out the nuts and replaced it with an Oreo cookie. The texture is different than a turtle because the cookie is more crispy than crunchy.
They are quite sweet and rich from the cookie in the middle, one is all I need to satisfy my sweet tooth. I don’t think the cookie in the middle has a ton of cream in the middle of it, it mainly just tastes like a chocolate biscuit. My biggest criticism is that they’re a bit on the sweet side, it’s almost too much.
The chocolate and caramel are both very tasty and seem to be pretty good quality. The combination of the cookie and caramel also works really well together.
Cost
The 656 gram bag costs $14.99 Canadian which isn’t bad for a decent-sized bag of really decadent chocolates that are made in small batches.
Convenience
The bag reseals which helps keep the clusters fresh and the best before date is seven months from when I purchased it. I think both adults and kids will enjoy these unless you’re someone who’s not into sweet things.
Nutrition
Calories
Two clusters contain 190 calories, 10 grams of fat, 23 grams of carbohydrates, one gram of fibre, 19 grams of sugar, two grams of protein and 60 milligrams of sodium. One cluster is more than enough for me in one sitting, I can’t imagine eating two.
Ingredients
Let’s get it straight, there’s nothing healthy about these chocolate clusters. They’re loaded with sugar, butter and things like palm oil and sweetened condensed milk. They contain milk, wheat and soy and may contain egg, peanuts and tree nuts.
Scoring
Taste: 8/10
Cost: 7.5/10
Convenience: 10/10
Nutrition: 0/10
Overall
Give it a try!
These are very rich and decadent, they’re pretty sweet but still tasty. I think I prefer the Kirkland Signature Macadamia Clusters though!
Have you tried the Copper Kettle Candy Co. Chocolate Cookie Biscuit Clusters from Costco? What did you think of it? Drop a comment below!
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Great review! I appreciate the extreme zoom ins!