Nabisco's Dulce de Leche Chips Ahoy cookies feature crispy Chips Ahoy cookies but with dulce de leche-flavored chips (in white and light brown) rather than chocolate ones. It's one of
four new ice cream parlor-inspired flavors.
I paid
$2.50 for a 9.5-oz package on sale.
Opening the bag released a powerful dulce de leche (creamy caramel) aroma.
The cookie portion itself seems crispier than a standard Chips Ahoy cookie; there's a more notable crunching sound when you bite into it.
The light brown (i.e. caramel-colored) chips look to be crunchy pieces of hardened caramel, while the white chips taste like plain white chocolate chips. The caramel has a nice salty, buttery flavor, while the white chocolate chips might be a little two sweet for some and add a touch of creaminess.
Overall, Dulce de Leche Chips Ahoy cookies were decently enjoyable. It veers a little bit to far into sweet tooth territory but tastes like a crispy, salted caramel white chocolate chip cookie. I found it best to nibble rather than take big bites out of as the white chocolate chips tend to covered up the other ingredients with their sweetness.
Nutritional Info - Dulce de Leche Chips Ahoy cookies
Serving Size - 2 cookies (30g)
Calories - 160 (from Fat - 80)
Fat - 9g (Saturated Fat - 4.5g)
Sodium - 90mg
Carbs - 19g (Sugar - 10g)
Protein - 1g
