Levain Bakery Cookies: Two Chip Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Chip Walnut, Dark Chocolate Chocolate Chip

This is a taste test/review of the new frozen Levain Bakery Cookies in three flavors including Two Chip Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Chip Walnut and Dark Chocolate Chocolate Chip. They were $9.99 each at Whole Foods.
* Two Chip Chocolate Chip & Dark Chocolate Chocolate Chip 1 cookie / 2 oz (57g) = 250 calories

* Chocolate Chip Walnut 1 cookie / 2 oz (57g) = 260 calories

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[sonyafox]

Wow for frozen pre- made cookies those look awesome and, huge. I can only imagine what your house smells like now. I bet you they were darn tasty.

[ledzepgirlnmful]

I found the chocolate chip walnut and two chip chocolate chip varieties at my local Whole Foods! I'm definitely going to be trying them next week for my 55th birthday in lieu of cake !
Thanks for your Wonderful Review As Always !!!

[NA-srkf]

Yessss! I think I saw these crop up on The Impulsive Buy. Levain cookies for all of us who are nowhere near New York!🙏

[callinkin]

I wasn’t sure at first, but remember when you two sit at the table to start, I watched your video on the ones from the bakery before. Thanks for this video 😊

[emilybilbow]

I made the “lunch lady peanut butter bars”!!!! So many compliments... and they were simple to make... I highly recommend them... I’d love you to make them for channel...

These look really good... but right now aren’t in my budget...

[LauraGarcia-ubxp]

Oh wow thank you so much for the review I never knew I would get a chance to try these cookies!! I looked on their website and for 8 of them they are $49!! I about feel out of my chair lol.

[kathycunningham]

Thank you for a fantastic review. I’m so glad that there is a Whole Foods not too far from me.
I also hope that the oatmeal n peanut butter will be available to buy the same way.
Have a wonderful afternoon and enjoy another bite of cookie.

[gayleshupack]

I saw the oatmeal raisin at my WF. The cookies from the bakery have an almost raw quality to them that is so yummy.

[nycdapperdan]

I would also hands down pick the Walnut ones out of these three. But for real, release the PEANUT BUTTER & OATMEAL RAISIN!!

[kristiedilcher]

I wish I had a Whole Foods near me. I’d love to try the chocolate chip walnut!

[whitneyv]

They do look amazing I’ve heard about that bakery in NY .. a good cookie is my weakness 😬

[haunteddeandollsuk]

two chip chocolate chip sounds yummy fresh baked lol

[conniehwang]

Have you tried a fresh two chip? To me, they’re delicious but dry. The best one they had was a special: cafe con leche. It was espresso, cinnamon, cashews, and two types of chocolate topped with sea salt. It was the best cookie I have ever had. I hope they bring it back this summer. They also have a raspberry pastry that is good and we recently tried their chocolate chip banana bread and it was soooo good. You have to try them in person. Nothing like it.

[Christuhkneee]

They have the oatmeal raisin at Harris Teeter (if you have Harris Teeter in your area). ^-^

[bklondondeliciousnesswit]

I think they’re quite expensive. I would also not compare a price buying direct via a frozen box at a store, I’d expect the frozen product to be a lot cheaper considering you have to pay the cost of baking them. I’d try them but wouldn’t rush out to buy them. Thanks for the review.

[gripplehound]

I’ve heard Americans mention toaster ovens before. What are they? We don’t have them in the UK

[Professor]

How do they compare to just pillsbury dough in the refrigerator area?

[tysonlaakkonen]

my complaint with these is they taste like the dough has no salt

[Torniization]

I wouldn't buy them simply cause of the price... but I don't expect any different from Whole Foods... So I'd just stick with Chunky Chips Ahoy or something similar... but IF I were to try these... they wouldn't make it to the oven... I'd end up eating them straight out of the freezer, knowing me that is....

[madelinelowney]

If you cooked them less long they'd be less dry fyi