Nice with a drink. Both my daughter and I tried these biscuits. I found they stuck to the inside of my mouth a lot, they had a lot of choc chips which was nice. my daughter loved them though! She commented to her they tasted better than the regular choc chip biscuits I buy from Woolworths. They are now a lunchbox item!

Surprised. These were actually nice!Most gluten free products you can taste the weird texture but these surprised me. I had these with my coffee and they went down a treat. The pricing on these were great aswell. It’s so good to see the variety on gluten free products. Taste was great, texture was fine for me I really enjoyed this sample THANKYOU bunch and Woolworths!

A weird texture. I’ve not tried too many gluten free products but when I saw this one was also dairy free I jumped at the chance. Finally, I thought, an option for my lactose intolerant children. I happily opened them and handed one to my 7yr son. I he took a bite with a big smile and as he chewed his face crumpled. He handed it back and spat it into a tissue. When I asked him what was wrong he said “it feels funny in my mouth. All dry and weird tasting. ” He then promptly downed a glass of water. Unperturbed, kids having weird taste buds, I took a bite of his rejected biscuit. And I had the same reaction. They ARE dry and weird tasting. I can’t really describe it but it kind of tasted stale or like someone had pumped stale air into them before baking and dried out ... MoreA weird texture. I’ve not tried too many gluten free products but when I saw this one was also dairy free I jumped at the chance. Finally, I thought, an option for my lactose intolerant children. I happily opened them and handed one to my 7yr son. I he took a bite with a big smile and as he chewed his face crumpled. He handed it back and spat it into a tissue. When I asked him what was wrong he said “it feels funny in my mouth. All dry and weird tasting. ” He then promptly downed a glass of water. Unperturbed, kids having weird taste buds, I took a bite of his rejected biscuit. And I had the same reaction. They ARE dry and weird tasting. I can’t really describe it but it kind of tasted stale or like someone had pumped stale air into them before baking and dried out all the ingredients to try to make it crispy but all it’s done is make you want to have a big drink. It kind of crumples in the mouth and it’s hard to swallow down the powdery mess. They are harder than a normal choc chip biscuits but I guess as they aren’t using regular flour and no milk I’m not surprised. The chocolate chips tasted ok, a bit gritty but that happens to some chocolate products when they are cooked. While we didn’t really like these I’m sure there are many people out there that have no alternative but to have gluten free and I’m sure they’d be happy with them rather than go without. Thanks woollies for the opportunity to try something new.

These are the best gluten free cookies. . . that I have ever eaten. They are also the only gluten free cookies I have ever eaten. Lots of chocolate chips, lightly sweet and delicious, I could have eaten the entire packet of 9 cookies. I took one star off my rating because they were slightly dry and I prefer my cookies to have that richer chewy feel. Would I buy these? No, I wouldn't because I'm not gluten intolerant.

Yummy. These are fantastic! We recently have become egg, dairy, soy, oat free, amongst other things, and these biscuits tick every box for us! We've bought a few packets now, they can be a little crumbly, but still great. I'm not sure if they are meant to be like this or not, because we've had other gluten free biscuits and they are more structured.

It was very pleasant but I had trouble finding it in-store. I enjoyed these cookies very much. They seemed to be a little less sweet than other choc chip cookies and they seemed more dense in consistency. As I have type 2 diabetes it was a pleasant to find something that was gluten free that could provide me my sweet fix (in moderation of course). The only gripe I had was that I had trouble locating this product in the supermarket. I just assumed it would be in the biscuit isle with the other choc chip cookies on offer. I spent quite a lot of time checking and rechecking the shelves before it dawned on me that as the product was supposedly a healthier alternative, they may be in the health food aisle. I found them there. Perhaps Woolworths could look at displaying ... MoreIt was very pleasant but I had trouble finding it in-store. I enjoyed these cookies very much. They seemed to be a little less sweet than other choc chip cookies and they seemed more dense in consistency. As I have type 2 diabetes it was a pleasant to find something that was gluten free that could provide me my sweet fix (in moderation of course). The only gripe I had was that I had trouble locating this product in the supermarket. I just assumed it would be in the biscuit isle with the other choc chip cookies on offer. I spent quite a lot of time checking and rechecking the shelves before it dawned on me that as the product was supposedly a healthier alternative, they may be in the health food aisle. I found them there. Perhaps Woolworths could look at displaying them in the biscuit aisle AND the health food isle. It would give greater exposure to the product which would result in more sales.

Nice when you dunk them. Update: I've had to add these as a staple to my pantry as I've recently found out I have an intolerance to soy. It has been extremely difficult to find sweets and snacks that are soy-free, so I am incredibly grateful and happy that WW has made a line that caters to people like me. Please make a line of soy-free, affordable chocolate too !Comparing these biscuits to the Aldi gluten free choc chip biscuits, l must admit theres a very clear difference in texture and Aldi wins in that department. The taste is good and I do appreciate the amount of choc chips is very generousI like them dunked in tea, a quick dip in my tea and these go soft and the chips gooey. I think it would be nicer if the biscuits were smaller, and more of them in the pack. ... MoreNice when you dunk them. Update: I've had to add these as a staple to my pantry as I've recently found out I have an intolerance to soy. It has been extremely difficult to find sweets and snacks that are soy-free, so I am incredibly grateful and happy that WW has made a line that caters to people like me. Please make a line of soy-free, affordable chocolate too !Comparing these biscuits to the Aldi gluten free choc chip biscuits, l must admit theres a very clear difference in texture and Aldi wins in that department. The taste is good and I do appreciate the amount of choc chips is very generousI like them dunked in tea, a quick dip in my tea and these go soft and the chips gooey. I think it would be nicer if the biscuits were smaller, and more of them in the pack. I would buy these again but do feel they're a bit expensive for what they are, especially comparing to Aldi's which I do prefer

Good gluten free biscuit. While not my all-time favourite chocolate chip cookie, I could easily say these biscuits were delicious. I can eat the gluten-containing equivalents, but other family are coeliacs. There was a slight grainy texture which I often find with gluten-free products, also great to see that it was dairy, egg and soy free for others with different allergies. There was a good amount of choc chip bits, which you needed as it provided most of the taste. However, I was a little disappointed in the low Australian ingredient content. The product was high in sugar (as you might expect), but wasn't sickly sweet to taste, which was a relief. I am not sure how well these biscuits would keep as they were a little dry when freshly opened, but given the small ... MoreGood gluten free biscuit. While not my all-time favourite chocolate chip cookie, I could easily say these biscuits were delicious. I can eat the gluten-containing equivalents, but other family are coeliacs. There was a slight grainy texture which I often find with gluten-free products, also great to see that it was dairy, egg and soy free for others with different allergies. There was a good amount of choc chip bits, which you needed as it provided most of the taste. However, I was a little disappointed in the low Australian ingredient content. The product was high in sugar (as you might expect), but wasn't sickly sweet to taste, which was a relief. I am not sure how well these biscuits would keep as they were a little dry when freshly opened, but given the small packet size it is easy to finish a pack quickly when all the family want one!A good treat for family and friends with food allergies.

Great taste, great range. After recently becoming dairy and soy free due to possible allergies in my child, my diet has become fairly restricted. I was delighted to find that the "Free from" range is not just gluten free but often excludes many other allergens. This one is dairy, soy and gluten free. I was pleasantly surprised by the taste which was excellent. Texture is a little different to usual version but still perfectly acceptable. I will definitely buy these again!

A great gluten free biscuit. The 160g packet which has bright packaging making it easy to locate on the shelf has a price point of $2. 70. Also dairy free, egg free and soy free. Made in Australia from at least 42% Australian ingredients 9 servings per package each serve yields* 85 calories* 4. 4 g fat of which 1. 5g is saturated fat* 9. 9g carbohydrate* 4. 0g sugar* 40 mg sodiumThe biscuits are described as crumbly and crunchy. In fact they are a little crumbly but not crunchy. Taste not overly sweet and plenty of choc chips add a lovely chocolate taste. If we want a nice gluten free biscuit this is our go to choice.