Nabisco Famous Chocolate Wafers, 9 oz

Love these but a disgrace that they would charge for a box of cookies $15 in the supermarket they’re much cheaper in any Next time I will get them their they should be ashamed of themselves, charging the consumer that much money especially in hard times now

These offer nostalgic. They still taste the same after so many years. I got them to make a refrigerator cake. Super easy to layer them with whipped cream to make a cake. Leave it in the fridge at least a few hours before you are going to serve it. The cake only gets better the longer it sits. Highly recommend them to anyone looking to make an easy and tasty dessert.

I was very disappointed when I received the chocolate wafers. They were all broken. I always use the wafers to make a log icebox cake. This will not be possible. They were way over priced but I had no other choice as 4 of my grocery stores did not have them in stock. If you want to use them to make a log cake, don’t waste your money!!!!

These are used in a special family cake and they're hard to find. We ordered these half expecting broken cookies. Very few were broken and were all fresh. We ordered 5 boxes. Great purchase!

It's long time since I'd had these and they were not as sweet or thick as I remembered. I made and enjoyed a whipped cream refrigerator cake. If I hadn't had a wish to experience an old favorite, I never would have paid the price for a box of cookies I used to buy at the A & P (all year as I recall). All that being said, it would have been a lot more worthwhile if they had been properly packed. They came packed in with an Amazon order that was a heavier item. Instead of putting some fine bubble wrap around the delicate cookies and then putting them in with the heavy item, they just put the box of cookies in and some of the big plastic pillow-type bubbles. Half the chocolate wafers were broken. I was disappointed, but my 'craving' for a refrigerator cake was satisfied.

I needed these for some Christmas cookies I was making and could not find them anywhere. So I did what I always do, I turned to Amazon. I found them but I thought they were a bit pricey. If I made the cookies once a week, I would never have bought them. Once a year, I can splurge. Since I turned them into crumbs for what I was making and I didn't use all the crumbs, I froze the leftover crumbs to use for this Christmas. Doing that, they aren't as pricey.

These are in the top five of commercially produced cookies and have been for years. But they are very thin and fragile and breakage in shipment is always a worry. The shipment of two boxes had broken cookies in each box. Perhaps this item is best purchased in a home town grocery store because of that. We ordered two boxes and I realize that it is ridiculous to expect the vendor to pack these cookies like they were rare crystal, but I did and I was wrong. There is not enough profit in this sale to expect that from the vendor. Perhaps if I had ordered a case, they would be prepared with that kind of shipping. But for two boxes? I was wrong to expect that. I ate the cookies anyway and would certainly use this vendor for other items. Thanks!

I like these cookies because they are thin and not too sweet. The rating asked me to rate them on a scale of being "giftable," which I don't understand. I wouldn't think of these in terms of gifting to anyone.