11 reviews for Trader Joe’s Dark Chocolate Stars Cookies Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
Gary –
Soo good – be warned, they’re super addictive! I wish they sold these all year round, but as it is they’re another thing to look forward to about the holiday season.
Rated 5 out of 5
Cindy –
These are fantastic! I bought a lot to give as gifts this year. They sell out fast and the new mini mint flavored ones were gone before I knew it.
Rated 5 out of 5
Rachel –
Love these! If you like chocolate and cookies, there’s no way to go wrong with these — I just wish they sold them year-round! A nice treat to look forward to every December.
Rated 5 out of 5
Angela –
I’m so in love with these and everything else desserts in TJ’s. I wish they would sell them all year round. We get so excited when Christmas time comes.
Rated 5 out of 5
Rachel –
These are actually a Hanukkah holiday cookie… wish people recognized that. The blue, stars and kosher emblem indicate that but many people don’t know it seems. Yes, these cookies are totally delicious!
Rated 5 out of 5
Dave –
These are just so, so good. It’s difficult to stop after one or two or three.
Rated 4 out of 5
Schmambells –
These are so addicting. Been buying these for years but noticed that the 2021 batch, the cookies are thinner than they used to be — bit of a bummer since the cookie itself was what really makes its salty-sweet combo of goodness so tasty. Still pretty yummy though.
Rated 5 out of 5
Tom Tomjonovich –
Yes! Yes ! A thousand times YES! A favorite and the one pound box means more to enjoy.
Rated 5 out of 5
Anonymous –
Delectable!
Rated 5 out of 5
JD –
Awesome cookies! Found them at my Knoxville, TN Trader Joe’s. We moved here from Pennsylvania where we grew up with Stauffers chocolate stars (and bunnies at Easter). Stauufers is located in York, PA (I think). Does anyone know if Stauffer’s makes them for TJ’s? They taste exactly the same
Rated 4 out of 5
Anonymous –
Not too sweet, about 2 grams sugar per cookie which is kinda lot considering that it’s not a huge cookie. Still good though. Have to limit myself to one cookie at a t time as I do eat other sweets throughout the day. Hence sugar consumption per day adds up.
Gary –
Soo good – be warned, they’re super addictive! I wish they sold these all year round, but as it is they’re another thing to look forward to about the holiday season.
Cindy –
These are fantastic! I bought a lot to give as gifts this year. They sell out fast and the new mini mint flavored ones were gone before I knew it.
Rachel –
Love these! If you like chocolate and cookies, there’s no way to go wrong with these — I just wish they sold them year-round! A nice treat to look forward to every December.
Angela –
I’m so in love with these and everything else desserts in TJ’s. I wish they would sell them all year round. We get so excited when Christmas time comes.
Rachel –
These are actually a Hanukkah holiday cookie… wish people recognized that. The blue, stars and kosher emblem indicate that but many people don’t know it seems. Yes, these cookies are totally delicious!
Dave –
These are just so, so good. It’s difficult to stop after one or two or three.
Schmambells –
These are so addicting. Been buying these for years but noticed that the 2021 batch, the cookies are thinner than they used to be — bit of a bummer since the cookie itself was what really makes its salty-sweet combo of goodness so tasty. Still pretty yummy though.
Tom Tomjonovich –
Yes! Yes ! A thousand times YES! A favorite and the one pound box means more to enjoy.
Anonymous –
Delectable!
JD –
Awesome cookies! Found them at my Knoxville, TN Trader Joe’s. We moved here from Pennsylvania where we grew up with Stauffers chocolate stars (and bunnies at Easter). Stauufers is located in York, PA (I think). Does anyone know if Stauffer’s makes them for TJ’s? They taste exactly the same
Anonymous –
Not too sweet, about 2 grams sugar per cookie which is kinda lot considering that it’s not a huge cookie. Still good though. Have to limit myself to one cookie at a t time as I do eat other sweets throughout the day. Hence sugar consumption per day adds up.