1 review for Trader Joe’s Butterscotch Shortbread Wreath Cookies Reviews
Rated 4 out of 5
Clementine –
$6
From Junk Banter 2015
“Inside the tin, the cookies come in two plastic-wrapped sleeves. The first thing I noticed with extreme delight is that these cookies are THICK, yo.
Okay, their insides are really attractive too. The shortbread is exactly what I hoped for: it’s dense and crumbly, with a ton of buttery goodness. I was surprised to see that the serving size (two cookies) only contains 5g of sugar, because even though butter is the star here, there’s definitely a satisfying amount of sweetness. There are soooo many butterscotch chips inside, and every bite has a really satisfying crunch to it. The butterscotch also adds in brown sugar and vanilla flavors, which is a match made in cookie heaven. There’s even a light sprinkling of cane sugar crystals on top, giving a touch of sweetness and even more texture. The shape of the cookie comes back into play here too, because it’s super fun to nibble along the ebb and flow of the wreath. As tasty as this cookie is, it was easy to savor and make one last for a while.”
Clementine –
$6
From Junk Banter 2015
“Inside the tin, the cookies come in two plastic-wrapped sleeves. The first thing I noticed with extreme delight is that these cookies are THICK, yo.
Okay, their insides are really attractive too. The shortbread is exactly what I hoped for: it’s dense and crumbly, with a ton of buttery goodness. I was surprised to see that the serving size (two cookies) only contains 5g of sugar, because even though butter is the star here, there’s definitely a satisfying amount of sweetness. There are soooo many butterscotch chips inside, and every bite has a really satisfying crunch to it. The butterscotch also adds in brown sugar and vanilla flavors, which is a match made in cookie heaven. There’s even a light sprinkling of cane sugar crystals on top, giving a touch of sweetness and even more texture. The shape of the cookie comes back into play here too, because it’s super fun to nibble along the ebb and flow of the wreath. As tasty as this cookie is, it was easy to savor and make one last for a while.”