Cookies are a staple in our house. We always have a supply of them in the freezer, and whenever Costco comes out with a new kind of cookie, you can be sure we’re going to try it! It doesn’t hurt that Costco makes great cookies. The Kirkland Signature Raspberry Crumble Cookies and the Kirkland Signature Chocolate Lover’s Cookie Pack are longtime favorites, and the new Kirkland Signature Orange Pecan Cookies are great too. These new Kirkland Signature Toffee Chocolate Chip Cookies look totally irresistible. Could they be the best Costco cookie yet?
Some other cookies from Costco that I like are the Kirkland Signature Ginger Cookies, Kirkland Signature Mini Chocolate Chip Cookies, Lotus Biscoff Cookies and the Desserts on Us Laceys Macadamia Milk Chocolate Cookies.
Location in Store
You can find the toffee chocolate chip cookies in the bakery department, the item number is 1738535.
Taste
My first thought is that these cookies are very similar to the regular Kirkland Signature Chocolate Chip cookies! That’s not a bad thing, but I expect the toffee to stand out a bit more
The main difference compared to the basic chocolate chip cookies is the texture and chewiness of these cookies. The toffee makes them a bit more crisp on the outside and then chewier as you’re eating them. The toffee also adds a bit of extra sweetness. You notice a bit of toffee flavor in some bites, but it’s mostly overpowered by the rest of the cookie.
If I had to choose, I think I’d take these cookies over the basic chocolate chip ones. I enjoy the extra chewiness and sweetness as well as the toffee flavor. I just wish the toffee stood out a little bit more!
Cost
The package contains 24 cookies and costs $10.99 Canadian at Costco which I think is reasonable for the amount of cookies you get.
Convenience
The best-before date on the cookies is five days from the date they were packaged. The cookies can be frozen without any issue. Since there are only two of us who eat cookies in the house we end up freezing a lot.
I think these are perfect for camping, a summer barbecue, a road trip or just to have around the house to enjoy. Both adults and kids will enjoy these.
Nutrition
Calories
One cookie contains 220 calories, nine grams of fat, 32 grams of carbohydrates, one gram of fibre, 19 grams of sugar, three grams of protein and 160 milligrams of sodium. The calories, fat and sugar all sound about right for a mid to large-sized cookie like this.
Ingredients
There isn’t a single healthy ingredient in these but that’s no surprise. When you bake from home you generally use simple ingredients and avoid things like palm oil, “flavour” and palm oil margarine. The cookies contain wheat, milk, soy and egg and may contain tree nuts, peanuts, sesame, barley, rye and oats.
Scoring
Taste: 8.5/10
Cost: 8/10
Convenience: 10/10
Nutrition: 0/10
Overall
Must buy!
If you like chocolate chips and toffee these cookies are super tasty and the price is right!
Have you tried these? What did you think?
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Hi Natalie,
I’m just wondering where you got the nutritional info from. My daughter is newly diagnosed type 1 Diabetic and it seems that most Kirkland non-pre-packaged items do not have nutritional information pasted on them; vey frustrating! And now knowing that these cookies are 31 net carbs each 😳 Yikes! 😬
Hi! I get it directly from Costco. Hope that helps!
Finally tried these today as Costco was sampling them, and found them lackluster. Can’t taste the toffee OR the chocolate chips. I’ll stick with the classic 3-pack.
These sound quite tasty. I’m not a huge chocolate chip cookie fan but my husband sure is. I buy the box of frozen pre-shaped chocolate chip cookie dough and bake only 6 at a time. He loves the smell of baking cookies and I love looking like a hero 😁. They’re available in the frozen food section and cost significantly less than the baked ones. You might like to “give it a try”! Lol
Ohhh I definitely have wanted to try those! Nothing beats freshly baked cookies still a bit warm from the oven!
I bought some of these cookies 2 days ago. My hubby likes well-baked goods so I looked for a package that looked like the cookies were more brown. Unfortunately, they were considerably under-baked. They should have had about another 3 minutes in the oven. They are tasty, but need to be less raw.