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Home arrow News arrow Falling for Fabe's Bakery, Assorted Vegan Cookies and Muffins

Falling for Fabe's Bakery, Assorted Vegan Cookies and Muffins PDF Print E-mail

Fabe's Bakery Vegan CookiesAfter twisting her rubber arm, Nicole of Another One Bites the Crust, agreed to review some of the vegan products from Fabe's Bakery here on Go Dairy Free. She taste-tested each of their naturally sweetened cookies and wheat-free oat bran muffins (they also offer vegan cakes, vegan pies, and gluten-free vegan pies) ...

"I was quite shocked when I received the package from Fabe's.  It was HUGE!  Fabe's Bakery was so generous with the samples. I opened the box to discover nearly every flavor of mini-cookies, regular sized cookies, and two kinds of muffins. Most of the treats at Fabe's Bakery are vegan, refined sugar free, organic.  How sweet (hehe pun-always-intended) is that?

Not being able to control myself one second more, I tore into the first package my hand could grab- mini chocolate chip cookies.  One bite and I was taken back to my childhood- these tasted exactly like the Entenmann's cookies I used to love.  They were delightfully soft and chewy, and of course, the flavor was spot on! 

Slowly, making sure to savor every bite, I made myself through each kind of mini cookie.  Fabe's Bakery offers chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, macaroons, peanut butter, coconut chip, and double chocolate chip. 

Fabe's Bakery Vegan Cookies 

With the exception of oatmeal raisin, I absolutely adored each and every flavor.  The oatmeal raisin had a lovely flavor, but I wasn't wild about the texture.

The regular sized cookies taste pretty much the same as the mini cookies, just larger and thicker than their tiny cousins.  I have to tell you, they are the perfect size and texture for making frozen ice cream sandwiches out of!

Fabe's Bakery Vegan Cookies

Moving along to the muffins, I tried the banana oat bran and blueberry oat bran varieties.  I LOVE a good oat bran muffin and these passed the test, for sure.  I was very surprised by how much moisture these muffins retained, even after sitting out for a few days.  They tasted just as fresh as if I had baked them myself, that morning!  Impressive, Fabe's Bakery, impressive.  The blueberries added a nice sweetness and flavor.  I passed along a bunch of muffins to my friends and family as well and everyone was floored when they heard these weren't made fresh that morning.

Fabe's Bakery Muffins

My Fabe's Bakery experience was great!  I would highly recommend picking up some of the cookies and muffins.  You can order the muffins online, or I believe, at Whole Foods.  They have a store locator on their site."

 

This is a third party review by the talented vegan blogger, Nicole of Another One Bites the Crust. For more information about these products, and to purchase, visit the Fabe's Natural Bakery Website.

 

Fabe's Bakery Vegan Cookies
 
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