Cookie Review: Vegan Chocolate Chip — Trader Joe’s
Ok, so we went over Trader Joe’s Chocolate Chunk Cookie. How does their vegan chocolate chip compare?

Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookies - Trader Joe's
In a few words: it falls short. Their vegan cookies are in white paper bags to differentiate them from their non-vegan counterparts which are in brown paper bags (see previous blog post linked above), possibly to indicate purity… but I’d rather not be a Puritan.

Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookie - Trader Joe's
As you can see in this picture, the 135-calorie non-dairied and non-egged cookie is slightly smaller than the palm of my hand. Also visible in this picture is the grainy texture; it was a bit dry and crumbly, but not hard. The taste was lacking in some ways: no smooth flavor to go down nicely. Bland even. The chocolate chip + some nuts in every bite helped spice up the flavor some. But not enough.
- Taste: 5
- Crust and center moistness: dry, crumbly, soft
- Value: around $4 or so for 11 small-ish cookies, $0.37 / cookie. 7
- Overall: This is one cookie not to have in your cookie jar. 6. Stick to their Trader Joe’s Chocolate Chunk Cookie. But, I reiterate, if you gotta go vegan, do Michelle’s Naturally Vegan Chokolada Chip Cookies.



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How would you make a vegan cookie moist?!?! No dairy or eggs! Craziness
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admin Replies:
August 27th, 2009 at 9:51 am
I know, right?! At least in Michelle’s Naturally Vegan cookies, I suspect the fruit juice sweetener and oil blend make her cookies moist.
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idk but i personally liked it!
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Chloe Replies:
February 18th, 2010 at 10:16 am
Thanks for the feedback Mauricia!! Let me know what other cookies you like
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