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2014-08-05
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Recently I have won a bag of Al'Frank Cookies from a contest. So today I decide to visit the place to collect it. Located in a small and narrow lane, the shop is quite pop out with its light blue and white colors. Inside the walls are filled with cute cute cartoons and shelves. The moment I step inside, I am treated with a range of samples of cookies available. The staff explains that the cookies are not made of flour. My eyes immediately pops out. It is made with oat and is gluten free. The pri
Recently I have won a bag of Al'Frank Cookies from a contest. So today I decide to visit the place to collect it. Located in a small and narrow lane, the shop is quite pop out with its light blue and white colors.
Inside the walls are filled with cute cute cartoons and shelves.
The moment I step inside, I am treated with a range of samples of cookies available. The staff explains that the cookies are not made of flour. My eyes immediately pops out. It is made with oat and is gluten free. The prices of cookies ranges from $6.50/100 grams to $8/100 grams.
The cookies are packed in cute blue packaging and resealable. Currently there is a promotion ongoing, where for every 300gm purchase, the 3rd 100gm is at *$4.90.
Double Belgium Chocolate & Nut Cookie ($7.00/ 100grams)This one tastes chocolatey and nutty.
Oatmeal Golden Raisin & Multi-Seed Cookie ($7.00/100grams)It has chewy and nutty taste.
Oatmeal Macadamia Nut Cookie ($8.00/100grams)It has a nutty and crunchy texture with a slightly salty aftertaste, which makes me like having peanut better.
Oatmeal Cranberry & Pecan Nut Cookie ($8.00/ 100grams)It has a kind of nutty and chewy texture. Not too sweet too.
Overall the cookies are yummy and not too sweet. Best of all it is freshly made.
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