Molly And You Variety Gluten-Free Cookie Cup (Pack Of 6) - A Gluten-Free Dessert, Microwave Cookie Snack Cup, Single Serve Cookie Mix Cup - Non-GMO, Dairy-Free

Fantastic & taste Amazing!!!

This product was surprising. Who knew that by simply adding two tablespoons of water to the contents, mixing it together, and microwaving for 75 seconds I'd end up with a gooey, tasty, warm cookie? Kudos to whoever came up with this product.Still, I do have some issues. While it is vegan, gluten-free, GMO-free, and dairy-free, they do seem a bit cagey about the ingredients. Can't find them listed on the product page, and, frankly, the white type on green background on the container is difficult to read. I can read some of it, and it appears to have sugar, oat flour, brown sugar, molasses, almond flour, chocolate chips, and, oddly, spinach and broccoli?The marketing and packaging seems targeted towards kids, but I think the manufacturer is missing an opportunity here to continue developing this product and make it more palatable to adults, especially woman.The taste, as I said, is quite good, though there is a flaw in the design. No matter how much I mix it together, the chocolate chips always end up stuck (I'm talking glued) on the bottom. The product would be better if the ingredients were more consistently mixed together. On those rare occasions when I get a bite of all the ingredients the product is divine, but it happens too rarely.Also, as a grown woman I'm not loving the cheap packaging. However, I would definitely buy a thoroughly mixed, more elegant container. It would create a special treat that a woman would accept as a gift or something she would buy herself.Again, I am amazed that this tastes so much like a fresh-baked cookie, but at this point the manufacturer might want to add a higher-end product for adults. This, as it is, is not something I would buy again, especially when each little container costs around $3.

I wasn't expecting much from these microwavable dessert cups. I had a few in the past from different brands and they have been disappointing. These were actually yummy. I tried both flavors and I think the s'mores was my favorite. The cups had a white grainy powder and I mixed a few teaspoons to get the powder into a liquid batter consistency. Then I heated for 70 -75 seconds and let it cool. It is very very hot!The chocolate chip was the first one I had and I think I made a few mistakes. I didn't add enough water and I should have scraped all of the batter down from the sides. The batter ended up drying up so there wasn't much of the dessert left and when I let it cool it made a bit harder and crisper than I would have liked.For the s'mores one I learned and used more water and made sure to scrape the edges. I also used little less time in the microwave so it's not super piping up. I found it to less dry and a lot more tastier. Both dessert wasn't overly sweet, there was a bit of an after taste and a bit grainy if you don't mix it well. They satisfied my sweet tooth. They had broccoli and spinach as the ingredients but they were all the way on the bottom so I am not sure how much of an impact it has a "healthy" treat option. Overall, definitely a yummy treat if you are trying to avoid gluten.

My microwave absolutely destroyed the contents of this cookie cup when I followed the directions. I dialed it back and ended up around 45 seconds to get a good consistency. If made without over cooking they are very good for being gluten free. Plus, super simple to make and quick. A very nice treat!

Strongly dislike the consistency! Nothing like a cookie. Spongy with chocolate settling on the bottom. I stirred after cooking as was advised , only to make it worse. I would return if I could. Funny aftertasteWaste of money. ☹️😬

I didn't expect much from these but the taste definitely was surprisingly really good! The cups are small. There's probably about 1/4 cup of powder before you put in water and microwave. It does expand and double in size once cooked! It had a cake like texture right out of the microwave, but as it cools it does harden a bit. Its still gooey and cookie dough like expect with melted chocolate chips.It definitely taste like a chocolate chip cookie and its pretty sweet! There is a slight grainy texture from the oat and almond flour which I don't mind since it gives it some texture. There is a slight oaty and nutty flavor which I think works well and it gives this some flavor. The ingredients list are just regular ingredients and it has 220 calories. The Sugar DV is 52% so its definitely high which you can taste. It is up there on the sweet side, but its not overly sweet.At the current $18 price it makes each cup $3 which is probably the highest I would pay for this. It is small, but making it is quick and easy and its taste great! The best by date is printed on the bottom of the cups and mine says 11/2024 so they have over a year of shelf life. Overall I highly recommend these!!!

I'll start this review by saying straight off that I've always been skeptical of "in a mug" type recipes and products. But with gluten and dairy issues in our house, I figured this would be a fun product to try. Unfortunately, we're probably going to give away five of the six due to how disappointing the results were. First, when my wife opened the container, the dry flour mix puffed out onto her shirt, which was a bit annoying. Two tablespoons of water resulted in a rather watery batter for the cookie. I was actually surprised that after 75 seconds in the microwave it was fully cooked. As soon as we put a spoon into it though, it became quite sticky and stodgy. The chocolate chips all sank to the bottom and resulted in a thin layer of semi-melted chocolate along the bottom. The taste was very oat-y and overly sweet. Between the two of us, we only finished half the container.