Jennie's Macaroons Coconut, Gluten Free, 2-ounces (Pack of24)

Wegmans in DC Metro area has them for 99 cents each. Local health food stores have them for 1.25 each. Therefore, 24 of them for $34 is too high.

When I ran out of the dutch chocolate ones, I decided to try the plain coconut ones. Although they also were non-dairy, individually wrapped and certified kosher, they were a little grainier. They were still good, but I like the chocolate ones a little better.

I LOVE these macaroons. I was told today my supermarket has discontinued them. I can't figure out why since I've been buying the market out of them regularly! I have to check back with the natural foods department when the supervisor is in to explain that it has to be a mistake. I'll be ordering them online until the market straightens it out. But these are amazing macaroons, and my husband keeps eating them up too! If you like coconut and prefer honey to sugar, you can't go wrong with these delightful treats! And they have no gluten which many people (myself included) are trying to avoid.

The information on this listing is incorrect. The ingredients shown for these macaroons are "Unsweetened Sulfite Free Coconut, Honey & Egg Whites" I bought them specifically because they did not contain sugar - but the second ingredient listed on the packages I received is SUGAR. The ones I used to buy contained only honey. These have a total of 34 grams of sugar each!!!! Now I'm stuck with them - can't return them and can't eat them so at least correct the information listed!

I got one of these after a 3 hour walk at the local natural foods store and it was yum-o! Not too sweet, but sweet enough to taste really good after the walk. They also come out to 2400 calories/lb for folks computing food weight.

These macaroons are just alright.I would probably keep trying other brands sometimes they tasted a little dry.