Rippin Good Patties, Mint, 1-Ounce (Pack of 6)

I have really missed these cookies since moving from Wisconsin, and even when I go back, they seem to be missing from the store where I used to buy them. I was overjoyed to find them here, and also to find out that they are the same cookies as the Salerno Mint Cookies that I remember from my childhood. (See earlier reviewer's note).I agree with the others, that either refrigerating or freezing them is the way to goThese are the best cookie in the world. My opinion hasn't changed since I was a kid.I do think they are overpriced, but I am going to go for it anyway.Addendum: Be careful when ordering them during the summer. Mine arrived melted as the weather changed rapidly in the few days since I put in my order. The company was very nice about giving me a credit for the order.The few that hadn't melted into puddles (that Texas heat is a killer) I was able to stick in the freezer, and they were unchanged from the delicious cookies I remembered.This is my second addendum: I just noticed that these are gluten-free. That is very surprising to me, and I really want to buy some more. Since they melted in May the last time I ordered them, I am afraid to order them now, when stepping outside in the Texas heat practically makes one melt.But, when the weather changes, I will definitely be ordering more.

Really? $99,999 for a box? Is that some kind of joke?

I was dissapointed with this product. The mint flavor was very weak. My husband liked them for this reason (he is not a big fan of mint) but I love my mint flavor very strong, and this was not at all up to my expectations. I will not be buying this product again.

While I have had many a mint cookie, these are way up on my list. Not quite the top, but in the top 5 for sure. I grew up in Wisconson and my Dad loves these (his favs. for sure), so we had them often. You could buy them right off the grocery store shelves then, but I live in Nebraska now and couldn't find them anywhere but here. If you have had them before, these are the real deal, just like what you bought from the stores or the Rippon outlet. If you haven't had them, you should try them, they are a pattie cookie, so they are a bit different than your run of the mill girl scout cookie (not that GS mints are bad, but there are many better) or the like. I highly recommend freezing them and eating them cold, it is really the only way a mint cookie should be served, IMHO.

I remember these when they were made by Salerno. I would eat them every morning with a cup of coffee, they were my breakfast. yummmm, sooo good. Then all of a sudden they were gone, couldn't find them anywhere anymore until now here on Amazon.I LOVE THEM! Slightly expensive but worth it.

I've been eating these for years (40...?!) since they were Salerno Mint Cremes. I've tried many others, but nothing quite comes close to these -- especially when kept in the refrigerator. Apparently Rippin Good bought these from Salerno, as they are exactly the same as the Salerno version, even the box is almost identical. If you remember and loved Salerno Mint Cremes, these are what you want. Except for a few places in Wisconsin, they seem to only be available at Amazon. Thanks to Rippin Good (and other companies) for offering them here!This particular item is six 10-ounce boxes, and each box has 22 cookies.Note, when sold by Amazon, this item typically sells for less than $24.00, and is sometimes on sale for around $15.

I have been buying these for over 40 years. I sent them to my son when he was in college and when I moved out of the MidWest, I was not able to get them anymore until I found them on Amazon. The are a true mint flavor and not artificial taste. The best mint cookie out there. thanks Amazon for this blast from the past.

So very disappointed when I moved to a new area and could not find my favorite Rippin Good Mint Creme cookies in any of the super markets I frequented. Went online and found them at Amazon. When I served them last week for a card club everyone loved them and thought it was wonderful that I was able to find them at Amazon.