| | |  | Peanut-Butter Cookies | Home » » » » Nana's Peanut Butter Cookie, 3.5-Ounce Packages (Pack of 12) | | | | | | | Description: | | Fruit juice sweetened. No refined sugar. All natural ingredients. After years of searching for a delicious cookie that was nutritious, I began baking my own from natural and organic ingredients. In 1992 with the rave reviews of family and friends, Nana's Cookie Company was born. Now you can have what you deserve, a cookie that is irresistible and good for you. Enjoy! Nana's no's: No dairy; no hydrogenated oils; no cholesterol; no eggs; no added salt; no GMO's. No cane or beet products. Peanut Butter: Experience the rich flavor of creamy peanut butter with the crunchy texture of peanuts. A classic treat when nothing else will do. Vegan. Exchange: 1.5 starch, 1.5 fat. Based on Exchange Lists for Meal Planning, copyright 1995 by the American Diabetes Association and the American Dietetic Association. Made in USA. | | | Features: | |
• Case of 12 3.5-ounce packages with one cookie each (total of 42 ounces, 12 cookies)
• Fruit-juice sweetened cookie made with whole wheat flour and crunchy peanuts
• All natural, vegan, and kosher
• No refined sugar, eggs, dairy, hydrogenated oils, cholesterol, or GMOs
• Naturally sweet, irresistibly wholesome treats; made in the United States
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 42.0 Ounces | | Package Length:
| 9.2 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.4 inches | | Package Height:
| 5.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 3.05 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 143 reviews |
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12 of 13 found the following review helpful:
 The devil is in the details...Oct 13, 2007
By brilliant girls are beautiful
"Suzanne"
Love these cookies. They taste wonderful. No trans fat, vegan, Kosher, healthy ingredients. So what's my gripe? If you look at the nutrition label on the back of the cookie package carefully, notice that a serving is 1/2 a cookie. And, 1/2 a cookie is 210 calories (different from the info on the Amazon site, but I'm looking at the package right now -- same product, current package). So, if you eat the whole cookie (I dare you to stop at 1/2. I know I can't! I tried.), you've eaten a 420-calorie cookie. Wow. That's a lot. Sorry to burst the bubble. I take one of these to work every once in awhile to eat for lunch (and 420 calories is a large lunch for me), but that's the only way I can eat them. I bought these not realizing they'd counted the cookie as two servings (which is pretty sneaky, IMO), and relied on the Amazon site info, which needs to be updated to reflect current package count. Great cookies, but if calories factor in for you, beware.
12 of 13 found the following review helpful:
 Satisfied this vegan chocoholic!Oct 31, 2006
By Andrea Berman
"TeaAddictedGeek"
I've tried a few types of vegan chocolate chip cookies and was always disappointed with how bland they were--and loaded with fat and calories. These are not only the least amount of calories that I've seen for a vegan cookie of this size, but I found that these double chocolate chip cookies were better than the non-vegan ones I've had in the past! They are so, so, so good. Whoever said that you need dairy and eggs in chocolate? I have my omnivore friends and family try these cookies to show them that I am FAR from deprived! Two thumbs up and highly recommended from this vegan chocoholic.
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
If you have multiple food allergies, these cookies are awesomeNov 26, 2006
By L. Buroker
"Fantasy Author"
The chocolate crunch is my favorite of the gluten-free Nana's cookies, though the lemon is pretty good too. I have a feeling the person who gave these 1 star is someone who can eat a freakin' cinnabon if she wants to. For those of us who have dietary restrictions, it's a different story.
It does take a while to get used to gluten free fare, but these cookies are among the best I've had, which is pretty impressive since they don't even have sugar in them. And the fact that they don't have gluten, eggs, nuts, or dairy in them either is wonderful (yes, there are those of us out there allergic to all these things). I just wish more stores carried them. But now that I've found them on Amazon, I'll be ordering in bulk. ;)
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Love this healthy cookie!Aug 12, 2006
By Sue S. Hixson
"power shopper"
I am very salt sensitive and search to find helathy low sodium products. On a recent trip to San Diego, I happened to find Nana's Oatmeal sunflower cookies. It is a meal in a cookie! It tastes good, moist and wholesome and very filling. I have ordered a large quantity and carry some with me, so I always have something to eat when I can't find low sodium food. Routinely, I eat one a day along with a serving of fruit, either for breakfast or lunch. It has been a wonderful find!!
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
YumMay 02, 2007
By Susan Bridges
"slbridges"
I really like the NO GLUTEN cookies. But these are for people who are really healthy and don't eat refined sugar or artificial sweeteners all day. After a while, things don't need to be that sweet to taste awesome to people like us.
I can't eat gluten and I need to restrict my dairy and eggs (I should eliminate, but I'm still working on it). I don't eat sugar either (the cookies are sweetened with fruit juice). I really enjoy them and if you've got a lot of food intolerance issues, these are so convenient and good!
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