ASDA Milk Chocolate Cookies
ASDA Oatmeal & Raisin Cookies
ASDA White Chocolate Cookies
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HYPPIA
15 Feb 164#5
Oatmeal and raisins nom nom nom nom nom !
Daniel_P
16 Feb 163#22
This offer is already in store for at least two weeks
All comments (41)
FamilyGuy67
15 Feb 161#1
Bargain heat added
jamierichardson129
15 Feb 161#2
it's also on the double chocolate cookies
notahoarder
15 Feb 16#3
Mini donuts 50p also (not sure if usual price)
5lugger
15 Feb 162#4
Heat from me, especially as a bonus three in my bag, 8 for 50p!!
HYPPIA
15 Feb 164#5
Oatmeal and raisins nom nom nom nom nom !
uggla to HYPPIA
15 Feb 162#6
I bought 2 packs of them last Friday all for myself and totally agree lol
sradmad
15 Feb 16#7
good find op, heat added
fijwood
15 Feb 16#8
TPLSC
15 Feb 16#9
mmmm cookies...
mummy2babies
15 Feb 161#10
Are these suitable for vegetarians?
There is no green "V" on them but neither is there anything in the ingredients that is obviously non-vegetarian.
Thanks
elliotf1
15 Feb 161#11
Yeah, these aren't baked in store, just put on defrost at 5am in the morning... XD
Sessy to elliotf1
15 Feb 16#13
Cookies are baked in store. Donuts and Muffins are defrosted :wink:
themachman
15 Feb 161#12
Seen Chanchi at my local Asda today buying some :wink:
Chanchi32 to themachman
15 Feb 161#18
it's true I did pickup some last week :smiley:
Opacity
15 Feb 162#14
Checked the ones in my local asda the other week. All solid as rocks, needs a good doughy centre to be a proper American style cookie. These are just big biscuits. Not to my taste unfortunately. D:
razorhorde to Opacity
15 Feb 16#15
True. ASDA baking is below subpar
callum9999 to Opacity
15 Feb 162#19
Then your store presumably just overcooked them.
They've been this price for at least several weeks now (though still listed as 98p in my local store - the actual packet itself says 50p) so I've bought/eaten more than I'd care to admit, and all but one batch has been soft and chewy. One batch was hard as you described, then when I got more a few days later they were soft and chewy again.
dk2401 to Opacity
16 Feb 16#36
Know what you mean but I zap em in the microwave for a few seconds which soon gets em deliciously warm & gooey..!
oakeydoke
15 Feb 161#16
Seen them today, had to put three packs in my basket,
RowanDDR
15 Feb 16#17
Crumble them into some cheapo vanilla ice cream.. tastes better than Ben & Jerrys or similar "premium" crap.
None on shelf in B'mth today, very dissappointed. :disappointed: Got cinnamon buns instead, 80p for 2-pack.
bd1981bd
16 Feb 162#20
Some like it hard and some like it soft, but that's just the way the cookie crumbles.
redpepper to bd1981bd
16 Feb 16#28
ALOL moment of the day
229mel
16 Feb 16#21
''baking'' for you people in UK actually means that, placing an already prepared ready-meal in oven/microwave and ''cooking'' it, and you have the rights to call as you have baked it yourself.. In other countries you would get laughed at for being miserable and unable to cook from scratch. Pathetic....
ssc1 to 229mel
16 Feb 16#24
tsk! no one said that grow up.
darkteckno2 to 229mel
16 Feb 16#26
All "you people" or just white British?
callum9999 to 229mel
16 Feb 161#30
They'd get laughed at for being unable to cook from scratch in this country too. Not that I know anyone who non-sarcastically refers to cooking a ready meal as "home baking"...
EDIT: Ah, I see 229mel is just a vitriolic, unwelcome immigrant. A real shame as it's people like them that provide cannon-fodder to the millions of racists and xenophobes we have in this country (who, somewhat ironically, they are in the same category as!) making life difficult for the millions of perfectly pleasant immigrants we have.
Sarafan to 229mel
16 Feb 16#31
Where did that childish remark come from ?
In fact I have baked these cookies myself, I searched for the recipe, they lasted all of 5 mins, yummy if I do say so myself.
Heat added
drasim to 229mel
16 Feb 16#33
So, in translation, you are saying "I used to be a bit hefty, but then I went on a diet and now everything I say about diets is gospel, and I have the right to criticise people's cooking habits, weight, etc"
Daniel_P
16 Feb 163#22
This offer is already in store for at least two weeks
christhechef
16 Feb 161#23
These have been on offer since the new year.
fonzie2107
16 Feb 161#25
These have been 50p in my local for months. As far as I know it's the normal price for them in there.
joepbailey
16 Feb 161#27
yeah I work in Asda and 50p is the standard price.
WonderWoman to joepbailey
16 Feb 16#37
That's what I thought - they've been this price forever..I can't remember the last time I paid more than 50p for them?
ashmac
16 Feb 16#29
been on for weeks ...wow sites getting slow
callum9999 to ashmac
16 Feb 16#32
The 6 stores I've been in since this started have all got shelf labels stating they're 98p - the one I go to most often only put the 50p banner up this morning. I'd imagine very few people have therefore noticed it!
229mel
16 Feb 16#34
No I come from different country where people aren't as unhealthy as they are here..your ''cooking'' habits are the ones to blame for that... Just saying that putting in a ready-made meal in to oven doesn't really counts as cooking it!
drasim
16 Feb 16#35
Do they not have bakeries in your country?
specialedition
17 Feb 16#38
Bring back Honey & Oat ones, really miss em
christhechef
17 Feb 16#39
I work in store too, but they are not normally 50p, i work behind the same counter as bakery on the pizzas, they are normally around £1 from memory.
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Opening post
ASDA Milk Chocolate Cookies
ASDA Oatmeal & Raisin Cookies
ASDA White Chocolate Cookies
Top comments
All comments (41)
There is no green "V" on them but neither is there anything in the ingredients that is obviously non-vegetarian.
Thanks
They've been this price for at least several weeks now (though still listed as 98p in my local store - the actual packet itself says 50p) so I've bought/eaten more than I'd care to admit, and all but one batch has been soft and chewy. One batch was hard as you described, then when I got more a few days later they were soft and chewy again.
None on shelf in B'mth today, very dissappointed. :disappointed: Got cinnamon buns instead, 80p for 2-pack.
EDIT: Ah, I see 229mel is just a vitriolic, unwelcome immigrant. A real shame as it's people like them that provide cannon-fodder to the millions of racists and xenophobes we have in this country (who, somewhat ironically, they are in the same category as!) making life difficult for the millions of perfectly pleasant immigrants we have.
In fact I have baked these cookies myself, I searched for the recipe, they lasted all of 5 mins, yummy if I do say so myself.
Heat added