Angelic Free From 3 Mixed Box Vegan & Gluten Free Cookies. 3 Boxes Of Dairy, Nuts, Soya, Egg, Peanut Free Biscuits. Allergy Safe Snacks. (1x Chocolate Chip, 1x Double Chocolate, 1x Ginger & Chocolate)

Purchased these as a thank you basket donation for NHS staff and feedback was great. They were enjoyed by all and I was asked where I got them so they have been enjoyed.I also Purchased some for myself being diabetic I like healthier snacks and they are full of flavour which is lovely for a healthy treat as usually the tasty is taken when healthy or free from is in the title. These are actually very tasty.Will repurchase.

Nice! Taste great and the small variety is nice.

I didn't hold much hope for these, missing dairy and gluten but I was pleasantly surprised.The taste is great, I don't feel like this is anything other than a normal biscuit. I would definitely buy these again.Only thing for me is price. It's extremly high for what you get, but also, that's what you get woth specialist items.

As the title says really. Delicious flavours and taste especially the ginger ones, but really crumbly and therefore very messy and very expensive for 8 cookies per box. However I will probably buy again (and again) when I’m desperate for a GF DF biscuit

This Triple mixed case of plant based cookies is the best of the best.Your taste buds sing with joy when you bite into them. You savour the crunchiness and flavour with each mouthful and your saliva asks for more. You cannot resist. I recommend these plant based cookies.

The cookies themselves are very pleasant and nice. They are about what you'd expect from a regular chocolate chip/ginger/double chocolate cookie. Out of the three the ginger one is probably not as good as you'd hope but it's nice nonetheless, with the double chocolate being the best. In terms of comparing to a supermarket brand gluten/dairy free cookie, they are healthier in terms of having less fat and carbohydrates. The cookies are quite crumbly, but not too dry that it dries out your mouth. In terms of quality, these definitely beat similar supermarket branded "free from" products. However, there is an argument to be had for the value of these cookies.The initiative of planting trees and all that is good to support, however such initiatives often support the world at the cost of your wallet, and unfortunately this is most definitely the case here. If you were to work out the cost of a cookie from a supermarket branded product, it would come out to roughly 19p or so (given a typical pack costing £1.50 and having 8 cookies within). These cookies are £12.75 for 24 in total (8 per box and you get 3 boxes), meaning each cookie is roughly 53p each, 2.8 times the price! 53p for a cookie that is just over 2 inches in diameter is really not worth the cost by itself in my opinion, and while they are good they are not 2.8 times as good as regular supermarket cookies.In summary, while these are a superior product than one you'd find in a supermarket, it is difficult to justify the extreme cost of a smaller, thinner cookie that tastes slightly better.

Tasty and good value for allergy free biscuits.

My grandson can’t eat lots of food. These are only biscuits he can. He calls them Bibi and he loves eating them. Thanks for making such products for children and adults who can’t eat everything