Delacre Belgian Chocolate Biscuit Prestige Luxury Assortment in a 45.8 Oz Tin Gift Box - Colors May Vary

Very good, but not as good as Kirkland. More of a cookie than Kirkland Tin but still more of a chocolate treat than a cookie treat. Very good as a gift, but I will keep buying Pepperidge Farm as a cookie for myself. None the less, still very good.

Delacre cookies are a must have for the Holidays! They have become somewhat of a tradition in my family! Delacre cookies always come in the nicest, most festive tins. The tin preserves the freshness of the yummy cookies inside! You get two layers of delicious cookies in this reusable box! You get approximately 125 cookies in this three pound tin!A lot of times during the holidays we eat big meals and we may not want a full dessert, yet some of us crave a bit of sweetness. These Delacre Prestige cookies hit the spot! They are small enough to be enjoyable delivering the perfect blend of cookie to chocolate! You can choose from light, dark or whit chocolate! The chocolate is a rich Belgian chocolate. These Delacre cookies are the number one cookie assortment in France and Belgium...and in my home!!If you are looking for a housewarming gift, a hostess gift or a great addition to your dessert table, I highly recommend these cookies. Trust me they are DELICIOUS, you won't be able to eat just one!Disclaimer: I paid full price for these cookies. All opinions are my own based on my personal experience!

unlike the same cookies in the red tin these were fresh and had no melting or breaking issues and i was able to serve them to guests at tea time but because this company is not consistant and i cant be sure the cookies will arrive in good condition the price is too high for me to order them again

Over three Pounds of Gourmet cookies heavily laden with the worlds finest chocolate from Belgian. We ordered several of these and gave them out for Christmas in lieu of the high price raised Sees candy and received stellar reviews and warm Thanks from all we gave them too. One pound of Sees Chocolates with shipping cost $25.15. not even in a fancy gift tin for Christmas. Their signature card board box with red Xmas paper. These gems were over Three pounds in a reusable nice fancy gift tin delivered at $32.19 with amazon prime. We held one back for ourselves and the cookies were wonderful. Rich and luxurious. The packaging and shipping protection was superb. Not one broken cookie in the whole can. They were packed in their own little cubbyhole with the care and preciseness as if they were bottles of Nitroglycerin being secured to keep from going off. New tradition at our house. Sorry Sees. Just as well they have been sticking it to their home based California residents with high shipping rates for years. These tins made for a much nicer gift with a lot more bang for the buck.

I bought this tin of cookies after reading all the good reviews. Now that my family has almost finished it, I can honestly say that we agree 100% with the reviews. The cookies are all delicious, and there's a great variety.The tin contains two identical trays of cookie assortments (sort of like a box of chocolates). The number of each variety varies (due to the size of each cookie), but it's safe to say that this tin has plenty to share with visitors and guests or even to share at a party.The cover of the tin has a "menu" which has a picture of each cookie as well as a short description. This should prevent people from randomly taking one and throwing it out after one bite when they discover it has a flavor/ingredient they don't like.There's a mix of different cookie varieties including rolled wafers and wafer bars (like Kit Kats). There's also a mix of both milk and dark chocolate. Definitely something for everyone who likes chocolate.Highly recommend it.

I am baffled that these cookies have received even one 5-star rating, much less 86. They are junk -- they look different, but all taste pretty much the same.The taste is instantly recognizable: artificial flavorings, including artificial raspberry, almond, coffee, etc. Here is a partial list of other ingredients: lactose, butteroil, soy lecithin, flavorings, sodium acid pyrophosphate, ammonium bicarbonate, turmeric [coloring] titanium dioxide. Even the artificial flavors are cheap tasting, the only distinction being the flavor of the aftertaste.The darker chocolate-'colored' cookies all have the ashy-white coating of old, stale refrigerated chocolate. The so-called 'white chocolate' bears no resemblance in taste to chocolate of any kind. One bite of any of these and you will throw the rest away, and maybe even spit out what you bit off. Even the tin was dented and dinged. These are the cookie equivalent of airplane food.

I gave the above as a Christmas gift, therefore, I never saw it. The gift was for my husband's sister and husband in their 80's. His sister is a fabulous cook, and bakes every day. I was really shocked at how much she raved over this present. Her words were, I just love the variety, quantity, and taste. I have to put them away before I eat them all. She commented about this present for the next three phone calls. She also mentioned that it great to pull them out when company came. I'm pretty sure I will be ordering this again if it is available.

The cookies were okay, but the chocolate was very liquidy. Even after the box was in the cool house for a couple of days, the chocalate never quite got solid enough. The tin was very nice, though.