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    Hampton Creek Just Cookies (DISCONTINUED)

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    By Leah Moldowan on March 29, 2017 Discontinued Products, Product Reviews

    Just Cookies were discontinued. Hampton Creek rebranded as Eat JUST, Inc, and they still make products under the Just name.  However, they are mostly egg and meat alternatives. There Just Ranch wanders in and out of production. For more cookie options that you can purchase, see our Dairy-Free Cookies Section.

    Hampton Creek is just a gift to the vegan world that keeps on giving. It all began with their humble vegan mayo, but has blossomed into so much more. Their most recent venture has been into the sweet world of cookies, starting with Just Cookie Dough and now Just Cookies!

    Just Cookies by Hampton Creek Review (dairy-free, egg-free, vegan, and plant-based)

    Not only does Hampton Creek create beautiful vegan products, but they are just an all around upstanding company. Their mission is to create foods that taste great, benefit your health, and are sustainable for the planet. All while being affordable and accessible.

    Considering my love for cookies and for this incredible company, I was beyond excited to try their new Just Cookies. These soft baked cookies are vegan so naturally they’re dairy-free and egg-free. However, they are definitely not a health food. Hampton Creek makes these rich and indulgent cookies with enriched flour and a handful of different sugars. Fortunately, they’re also individually packaged, which makes self-control around these delicious sweet treats a little easier.

    Just Cookies by Hampton Creek Review (dairy-free, egg-free, vegan, and plant-based)

    Tasting Notes for Just Cookies

    Just Cookies are currently available in 3 varieties: Chocolate Chunk, Double Chocolate Espresso, and Peanut Butter. Thus far, I’ve trialed the following two. But considering my positive experience, if I ever see the Peanut Butter I’d scoop up a box.

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    Chocolate Chunk

    Despite my love for this company, I will admit that I didn’t have the highest expectations for this standard flavor. But upon opening the box, I was greeted with the sweet scent of vanilla and freshly baked cookies. As for the texture, I was pleasantly surprised to find a soft pliable cookie. It was love at first bite.

    Just Cookies by Hampton Creek Review (dairy-free, egg-free, vegan, and plant-based)

    The cookie was soft and wonderfully chewy, and brought back memories of enjoying Chips Ahoy as a child. And Hampton Creek is serious when they say chocolate chunk. I loved the sizable bites that were generously included, yet not overpowering. In fact, the chocolate chunks were a little soft and melty, almost like the cookie was just baked.

    Just Cookies by Hampton Creek Review (dairy-free, egg-free, vegan, and plant-based)

    Double Chocolate Espresso

    Holy decadence! As a coffee lover, these cookies sounded so promising to me, and I wasn’t disappointed. At first taste, it was all chocolate, but the espresso flavor crept in to enhance the chocolate even more. It was such a lovely balance of chocolate and coffee. Again, the chocolate chunks were dispersed nicely throughout, upping the richness even more. The cookie as a whole was sweet with just the right amount of bitter notes. I think it’s a special treat that begs for a tall glass of almond milk.

    Just Cookies by Hampton Creek Review (dairy-free, egg-free, vegan, and plant-based)

    On their website, Hampton Creek has a recipe for a mousse pie using these cookies as a crust. I can only imagine how rich, decadent, and delicious that would be!

    Just Cookies by Hampton Creek Review (dairy-free, egg-free, vegan, and plant-based)

    The Facts on Hampton Creek Just Cookies

    Price: $3.19 per box (6 cookies)

    Certifications: Just Cookies are labeled as non-GMO, but do not appear to have any certifications.

    Dietary Notes: By ingredients, Just Cookies are dairy-free / non-dairy, egg-free, vegan, vegetarian. Chocolate Chunk and Double Chocolate Espresso are nut-free by ingredients. Nonetheless, always read the ingredient statement and check with the company on their manufacturing processes for all varieties if potential allergen cross-contamination is an issue for you. Processes and labeling are subject to change at any time for any company / product.

    For More Product Information: Visit the Hampton Creek website at www.ju.st.

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    Sweet and chewy

    Rated 4 out of 5
    March 8, 2019

    What’s not to love about big soft baked cookies with generous chocolate chunks? It was the jumbo melt-in-your-mouth chocolate chunks that won my heart. The cookies are sweet, chewy, and hit the spot with their decadent flavors. These Just Cookies have a homemade feel and are such a treat.

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    Leah Moldowan is an Associate Editor for Go Dairy Free and she runs the vegan blog love me, feed me. Leah creates delicious recipes and stunning photography to inspire others to nourish their bodies with good food.

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