Biscoff cookies ... anyone had these treats?

Having flown Delta a few more times than I would have liked this year, I've been exposed to these cookies called Biscoff. They're incredible.

And now I've found them by the large package at Walgreen's. In two weeks I've gone through four packages. The best-ever cookie for dunking in milk.

Anyone else know of these addicting treats?

 

Love them, love them, love them.
Many USAirways breakfasts in 1st class have just been 4 or 5 packs of those.

 

Love, love, love 'em. I had them on an AirTran flight 5-6 years ago and at that time they were only available on the company Web site for like $20 a package.

So I'd stockpile them on all my Delta flights ... and I was stunned recently to find them at my nearby Kroger. Can't get enough of those delightful ginger treats.

 

I heard they taste really good when you leave them outside and let them warm up globally.

 

I have to say one thing, though.
Sometimes, they rip my stomach apart.
And yet, it's the only thing I'll eat when I have the chance.

 

I haven't noticed any stomach problems with them yet (just finished the last six or seven from the package tonight). What I have noticed, however, is that I've got a messed-up sense of smell (actually, it's gone) and it creates an ever-present sense of some taste or smell for days at a time.

 

These look suspiciously like those butter cookie assortments that come in the big blue tin and have sugar crystals on top with the pretzel-shaped cookies that don't taste like pretzels and some other shapes. What makes these better?

 

It has a slight taste of ginger in it.

 

They have a pretty distinct taste -- like markvid says, a slight ginger taste. The package says "European Cookie." The texture is nice and crispy but it really holds up well in milk.

If you haven't had one yet, like I said, they have them at Walgreen's and a flight attendant also said she thought they had 'em at Walmart. If you buy 'em and try 'em, let us know what you think.

 

Always love them on flights, but have never made an effort to find them elsewhere.

 

Love these things.... When I was in Korea they sold these cookies really cheap... like two dozen of them for a buck... I bought like five packages of them and put them in my checked luggage... somehow only two made it back. I think the baggage guys like them too

 

love 'em...

seen them at kroger, as well

there is also chocolate-covered biscoff cookies -- got 'em at kroger. awesome