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The packaging was a little tough to get open and you need to cut it open. If there was a way to reseal the packaging that would be great!

I ordered the variety pack which included oatmeal toffee, chocolate chip, and molasses ginger spice. 

Shipping was fast and came with dry ice and proper insulating materials to keep it frozen during delivery.

Oatmeal toffee: very oatmeally 

Chocolate chip: soft and gooey and there are real chunks of chocolate chips in it.

Molasses ginger spice: milder taste of a gingerbread cookie

overall, the cookies were thin and crispy

From a logistics perspective it might make sense to make the bags resealable. Also I'd include 12 cookies in each bag versus 8 which is a bit of an awkward number. The barrier to entry to trying them is really high with the cost being $54 for the three bags and a total of 24 cookie balls. 

I enjoyed them and glad I got to try them but I probably wouldn't order them again unless I got more cookie balls for the price so it was more of a true bulk order versus smaller bags for that money which is more for personal use. 

The cookies are packaged in a smaller box and that sits inside a larger box that is insulated with temper packs. The bags themselves are a bit smaller than I thought they'd be and they hold eight cookies. We put one of each kind in the oven to taste them all and they definitely have slightly different cooking times so if you are cooking them in a big batch just be aware. 

The Ginger spice cooks fastest and gets really flat and spread out so give enough space in between those ones. The Oatmeal toffee and cookie are both the same-ish size when fully cooked. Flavor-wise I liked Chocolate chip most, then Oatmeal toffee then Ginger spice. The Oatmeal toffee is really nice and chewy and feels a bit healthier than the other cookies. I look forward to making the rest of them. 

I don't know what the answer is, but the packaging needs WOOOORK! Also more flavors :-)

The idea is solid. Nobody's mad at ready-in-minutes pre-made frozen cookie dough hunks. But the unboxing experience is MADNESS. Sooo much disposable material, including a flimsily wrapped bag of dry ice that in my case spewed everywhere and stuck to my sink and created a weird steamy effect throughout my kitchen and cold-burned my hands... BUT the cookies. Were good! Not amazing, but good. Especially the chocolate chip, which I would say is a cut above many choco chip cookies I've had in my day, but certainly not good enough to justify the full-on slapstick Charlie Chaplin like episode I found myself in on a Wednesday afternooon... just... for... cookies.

More cookies per bag might make this feel like a better value, even if the price didn't drop much or at all per cookie.

I found the chocolate chip and oatmeal toffee cookies to be delicious. Molasses ginger wasn't my favorite, but this was also because its bake time appeared to be much shorter than the others. (Do not mix it with the others at bake at once if you get a variety pack!) The amount per bag was a little light for me, and price a bit steep. But they definitely taste a lot better than your grocery store cookie dough.

Honestly, the price is a little steep if you don't have a promo code. As good as the cookies are, I don't see myself spending that much money to ship cookie dough to my house. Otherwise, they are phenomenal cookies! If I could pick them up in a store - then we would have a problem because I would definitely be grabbing a bag every time I saw them.

The packaging is very fun. The cookies are SO EASY to make and they were the perfect dessert after dinner. How often do you have fresh baked, warm cookies right after dinner. Like, literally never. The flavor was super yummy. The cookies tasted like something you would get out of a bakery case. 

I enjoyed the 3 varieties that I tried and I'm not a big molasses-ginger fan. They are tasty, chewy, crispy and convenient!

they arrived very quickly after ordering, 2 days i think? there was quite a bit of packaging other reviews noted so i will just say mine were still frozen though living in very cold northeast surely helped. would be interested see if made it frozen if ordered in summer. i baked toffee oatmeal 1st & open bag was disappoint see 8 ball. every frozen dough i have ever purchased is always 12. sure it mention on website but i didn’t notice. i followed bake time on bag & i like my cookie little underbaked so even set timer 5min under, checked, left in 2min longer then took out. says leave on pan couple min complete baking but i took of immediately. with ALL that my cookie were almost completely black on the bottom, rock hard & not edible. even if i liked crispy cookies, these were still past that point & all 8 went into the trash! not happy! tried choc chip with better success & taste was good but not much different from a brand i buy at wh fd. 1 bag, 8 cookie, $18 add that i had to throw out 1 bag… if i hadnt had promo code, would be way out of my price point! 

i bought the variety pack through thingtesting. all 3 flavor are ones i like. i do not usually make homemade cookies as i live small condo & don’t have many baking tools (beater, mixer) so i buy frozen cookie dough often & recently seems lot new brands have emerged where before limited big corporate brands. i looked at the labels before purchasing as i prefer most natural ingredients as possible & these were organic & non gmo. 

The outer packaging! My cookies were not frozen solid and there was no dry ice in mine. SO MUCH packaging for so little product! I'd also like to see a resealable bag, since I'm not making all 8 cookies at once. 

I love the branding! There are only 8 cookies per bag, which seems like too few - I expected at least 10, and maybe a dozen. We started with the chocolate chip, which were glorious - if you like butter. And I do! Super buttery and absolutely LOVELY with a sprinkle of salt. The next night we moved on to the oatmeal toffee, and they were good. I'll be happy to have another. I think I should have sprinkled those with salt too. And then the molasses last, which weirdly tasted like banana? Very fruity and oily - they left a greasy residue all over my hand. For $1/cookie with the promo code, it was worth it. And I would probably send these to a friend who needed a pick me up. But for the price with shipping, these just do not fit in my budget. 

Got the variety pack. Cooked them all at the same time and seemed like they should cook at different heats/time even though they all list the same instructions. Molasses ones spread out super thin and the Oatmeal and Choc. chip stayed together and chewy.

These are really tasty cookies for pre-made dough but wasn't blown away and hard to justify the price personally with them not being better. Could be a fun one time gift for the right person.

It was delicious and so easy !!!!! My friends scarfed them down and after making them they didn’t get stale for over a week. Couldn’t recommend more!!! 

Like others have stated, the bag could use a zipper or some type of closing mechanism if you aren’t baking all of the cookies at once. However I used a clip and popped mine back in the freezer and that works just as well! The cookies are also a bit pricy, but the quality is good.

I love the idea of having cookies ready to go in the freezer, and that I can bake 1-2 at a time instead of a dozen while making my own. All of the flavors are delicious, though chocolate chip is my favorite of the three. I followed the instructions for a convection oven and they all came out great. I burned the molasses ginger the first time at 12 minutes but they came out much better at 10 on my second try. Yum!

Maybe some additional instructions on your websites, like videos or illustrations.

So far I’ve only tried the ginger-flavored ones. I know these are supposed to be fool-proof, but I still managed to mess up. I placed three dough balls on a try with a decent amount of space between them. I preheated and everything according to instructions. But then I noticed that these cookies really spread out and vegan to overlap. I guess they’re supposed to be those large, thin, crispy cookies? Either way, they were delicious.

OKAY. Let's talk about Home Dough. I bought this product through a thingdrop and was so excited to receive it and give it as a gift. Due to some unforeseen circumstances, I had to leave my apartment for 2 weeks and the package was left unattended and the product went bad. I reached out to customer service to see if they can honor the discount code so I could repurchase, and they sent me a whole new package FOR FREE. It was so incredibly sweet, and they responded and shipped so fast. Did this incredible experience shape what I thought about the product? Probably. But now I'm a fan for life! The cookies are delish and super easy to make. 

These cookies are delicious!  They arrived quickly and in a well-insulated box.  It's nice that you can bake all, or just a few.  They bake quickly right out of the freezer.  The cookies do flatten out quite a bit, but the center is still pretty chewy.  Chocolate chip and oatmeal toffee were my favorites.  I also love that they have gluten free options.

I loved these cookies.  Just like home made.  The chocolate chip cookies stayed a bit too long in the oven, but still was moist and tasty.  
Could very well be addicting.

vegan, gluten free options? wider flavor variety? things that will probably come with time

Honestly way better than what I imagined. They come pre-shaped so you literally don't have to do anything besides plop them on a pan and into the oven. The cookies have good spread and taste good. Are they better than a homemade cookie or a freshly baked cookie? Not really. But if you're in a pinch or like keeping cookie dough in the fridge for an easy bake when you're craving single cookie these are a really good option! Oat toffee easily the best followed by chocolate chip and molasses 

Adding in another flavor or two would be great!

I was so ready to taste these cookies, as I am a huge fan of cookies in general (I was pretty obsessed with Crumbl last year) and the advertising and packaging for Home Dough claim they taste like they are homemade and will cause you to never want to eat another cookie again. Unfortunately, that was not the case with me, at least with most of the flavors.

Being a chocolate chip cookie fanatic, I tried that one first. And sadly, I was really disappointed. It felt like it had too much going on for my taste, as I prefer my chocolate chip cookies without oats and toffee. As of writing this, it's the only flavor that I have finished since I still enjoyed them enough to finish this flavor before trying the other two. I was also not a fan of the molasses ginger spice. These cookies flattened out so much, and the flavor was not to my liking at all. But I more or less expected that with this cookie. Finally, I tried the Oatmeal Toffee. I was expecting not to like it since my track record for oatmeal cookies is not great, but by some miracle, this is definitely my favorite cookie of the three! It doesn't really have the texture of oatmeal, which is the part of an oatmeal cookie I don't really like. It's more subtle, and I enjoyed the level of sweetness it has. Perhaps I like this cookie the most because I wasn't expecting anything from it, which is the opposite of my chocolate chip experience.

Overall these cookies were just okay. For me, they are not worth the price, but I can see why so many others enjoy them. One other thing I have not touched on yet is the design of this brand. I really do like it, as it has a nice modern logo and package design (as well as a super-cute website), but I can't really say it screams "this is from a mother's recipe and tastes homemade".

I would love to be able to buy these in stores!

These cookies blew me away. I am a teen baker and have worked on perfecting my own recipe for a while now. When I tried these, they mixed your classic chocolate chip cookie with a modern twist as well as making it organic! These are definitely worth a try!

Tips:

Don’t bake for longer than the package says! When these cookies sit, they continue to cook and create the perfect gooey center.

You can also use a large glass to circle the cookies when they come out of the oven to create perfect circular cookies.

The ginger molasses tasted like molasses, and although it smells of ginger, you can't taste it. The oatmeal toffee tastes like a really good butter cookie but lacks the taste and feel of an oatmeal cookie. I was really hoping for chunks of toffee candy acting like a chip would elsewhere. The toffee is non-existent. Lastly, the chocolate chip was the best one, and that's a low bar to reach. It tastes exactly like the "oatmeal toffee" except with chocolate.

For the price tag, I was expecting better than ok, but these cookies fell flat. There's no nuanced, or deep flavor profile. It's like if you make cookies following the recipe on the back of the Nestle chocolate chip bag. I understand the good ingredients in that they're organic and gluten-free, but they need elevated ingredients too in order to justify the price point. 

Perfect as it is. Love the branding and packaging. More flavors please! 

These are wild. I baked them in the air fryer for 12 minutes at 325F. Absolute perfection. I will never be without these!! 10/10. 

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