I ordered these cavemen cookies from Amazon. I just tried one so far and I think I need to try them again. My first one I thought tastes more like a snack than a "cookie" reminds me of a Larabar. I will try again and let you know what I think. I might throw them in freezer.
- Made with nuts, honey and berries!
- Just 65-75 calories per cookie (depending
on the variety)
- Produced in small batches
- Consistent with the principles of the Paleolithic Diet (aka the “Caveman Diet”). Check out our FAQs page for more info!
- Satisfying due to the protein, dietary fiber, and good fats that they contain!
I tried these and was not that happy with them either but I did try the paleo woman snacks here is the web page http://www.paleowomen.com/ and you can request FREE, yes FREE samples to try out. I really like these snacks and they are actually sold at Kiels in San Diego up the street from Mission Bay
ReplyDeleteHi Jessica - I'm the owner of The Caveman Bakery. I'm so glad that you tried our cookies from Amazon. They are definitely more of a filling snack than a traditional cookie, though we liked the alliteration of the words "Caveman Cookie" more than "Caveman Snack". :) I just noticed your post and wanted to give you a heads up that the cookies should not be placed in the refrigerator or the freezer; instead, they last best when stored in a sealed container, in temperate conditions. You can find more info on the FAQs section on our website. I hope you enjoy them and try out our other flavors as well!
ReplyDeleteHi Stephanie,
ReplyDeleteI agree I like the name Caveman Cookie better then Caveman Snack. Thanks for the information about the storage. I am looking forward to trying to other flavors.
Becky,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the info. I'm excited to try them :)