Snack Pies (Choco Pie), 1.23 Ounce (Pack of 12)

I typically avoid sweet treats like biscuits, sweets, or anything sugar-related, but I came across this by accident, and it turned out to be the best one ever. The biscuit quality is outstanding—so fresh and moist, with absolutely no dryness. The softness is unreal; it's like biting into a sponge. The marshmallow filling is absolutely delicious 🤤. And the best part? It’s not even overly sweet! The size is just right, and given the great quality and amazing value for your money, it didn’t last me long—it was just that good. Highly recommend!

These are my kids’ favorite brand, they seem to have the most balanced flavor and texture. You would think it’s just a moonpie, but apparently there different variables playing here 🤣. Some other cookies are too soft or too hard, marshmallow not good enough, etc. Since they’re the most expensive, we don’t order as often as they would like 😩.

These are basically moon pies but slightly better flavor wise. Tho they're still a bit dry

The flavor is a lot better than moon pies. Very fresh! The chocolate coating does not have the waxy texture that is common in moon pies.

these are apparently made in binh duong province, vietnam and licensed by Orion, a Korean company... they are delicious! akin to american moon pies, but the flavor and texture is much better. The chocolate has a hint of darkness to it and the cake and marshmallow have a delightful blend of vanilla and butterish flavors that are just perfect. The middle marshmallow is sweet, but not too much so. these are 2 1/2" cakes at about 3/4" thick, at 120 kcal each, 4.5 g fat (3 sat), 65 sodium, 19 carbs -- they're not health-food for certain, but compared to most american snack cakes, I can live with those numbers to enjoy an occasional easy snack... the flavor will drive you to reaching in the box often :) I look forward to trying the other flavors available and will further explore orion's product line

I bought these to serve at a Mongolian Night Open House for my book, A Month in Mongolia. These are chocolate coated cookies with a marshmallow filling, very much like American Moon Pies, only smaller. They were great snacks for long days of work and travel in the Mongolian countryside. They seemed to stay fresh longer in the shops in Mongolia, and always tasted good. In addition to having them for our work team, I would get packs of them and toss them to students as prizes for asking and answering questions in training. I was happy when I saw I could buy them for my Mongolian Night party to add some authenticity and nostalgia!

Really dry and crumbly compared to ones I’ve had before.

This was my first time to buy this item and its not too bad. The one that I really did not like is its very crumbly. Its a very messy cookie. As soon as you bite into it starts to fall apart, like a hole lots of crumbs. The tast is not bad but it surely needs work when it comes to the shell part of it. I would say if you buy it for your children then I would recommend you make them eat it outside unless you like cleaning up crumbs. Would i recommend It , really can't say. Its not what I would order again. .