These Trader Joe’s Tim Tam cookies are delicious crunchy and creamy chocolate creme sandwich cookies that are a replication of the famous Australian chocolate cookies. As usual, Trader Joe’s has made their version with a lot healthier ingredients and lacking a lot of the junk that is in the also yummy Tim Tam cookies made in Australia. This TJs cookie version is a really solid tasting chocolate cookies with creme in between creation. These are perfect for dipping in coffee or hot chocolate, or just eating a bunch as you stand at your kitchen counter with a cup of tea! There’s 11 cookies in each box, so try not to eat them all at once………….
- Official name is Aussie-Style Chocolate Creme Sandwich Cookies Coated in Chocolate
- Net Weight: 7.05 oz
- 90 calories per cookie
- 7.5 grams of sugar per cookie
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Aussie Style Chocolate Creme Sandwich Cookie Tim Tams
There are so many delicious Trader Joe’s cookies that something like these Tim Tam cookies can easily be lost in the mix. But these are worth trying, especially if you have never had the Australian cookie Tim Tams that are everywhere in the land down under. If anyone has tried the real thing and this Trader Joe’s version, I’d love to know how you compare the tastes!? I dipped a few of these in my morning coffee and the flavor that they gave my plain old black coffee was soooo good. If anyone has a specific drink they love to eat these Aussie style cookies with, let me know! And if you can’t make it out to TJs, give these items a try…..
– Tim Tam Sampler (Original, Double Coat, Caramel, White
– Arnott’s Tim Tam Chocolate Biscuits, 175 Grams/6.2 Ounces, Original
Price: $2.49
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Not half bad, but the real thing is better. They’ll do in a pinch but I’ll still stuff my suitcase with Tim Tim’s every time I come back from Australia.