Cookies

[nmg85]

This is from my partner... Are the cookies on board soft and chewy or the more biscuit type cookies? I think he is a little concerned about his diet!

[shredie]

There's a selection. They are all good. His diet is doomed. :)

[canadarocks]

Ah, soft cookies under the stars watching a movie.... doensn't get much better than that! :cool:

[Tweedy]

The ones we experienced on our recent cruise were fantastic, soft and chewy. However, we have experienced the break-a-tooth kind of cookie as well. I think it all depends on the cookie chef.

[pilot3139]

this is from my partner... Are the cookies on board soft and chewy or the more biscuit type cookies? I think he is a little concerned about his diet!

the chewy kind & taste like home, fresh baked. Very addictive so be careful.:d:d:d:d:d:d

[nmg85]

He says he is doomed! Happy me as my diet goes for holiday! Thanks everyone x

[pinkbugs471]

Does anyone know if there are gluten free cookies?

[hpeabody]

The diet is doomed for sure. My favorite on Princess is the Oatmeal Raisin, I have also had Chocolate chip, Brownie and Peanut Butter

[custompcsys]

Princess has the best cookies in the world.....FREE cookies :)

[Tweedy]

Don't forget at 3pm they walk the deck handing out warm cookies and milk! :D

[Cruisin' Chick]

I admit: I packed a ziplock bag of about six chocolate chip cookies from the IC the last couple of days of our last cruise -- got to savoy my cruise for a few days after I got home.:)

[shredie]

Don't forget at 3pm they walk the deck handing out warm cookies and milk! :D

 

And the Piazza.

[USNUZULOOSE]

The yummy cookies along with the yummy Ice Cream.....:D

[Times Prince]

This is from my partner... Are the cookies on board soft and chewy or the more biscuit type cookies? I think he is a little concerned about his diet!

OOoohh,, they are soft and chewy.

 

No need to be concerned; we've found that all the extra exercise we get walking from one end of the ship to another, plus stairs (when we can), plus exercise on shore excursions means we can indulge some and still lose weight. Cookies, and dinner rolls are definitely on the indulge some list, and for most else it is a case of eat sensibly.

 

Forget the diet. Enjoy the cruise.

[Colo Cruiser]

This is from my partner... Are the cookies on board soft and chewy or the more biscuit type cookies?

 

Yes! :D

Edited June 6, 2014 by Colo Cruiser

[waltd]

The ones we experienced on our recent cruise were fantastic, soft and chewy. However, we have experienced the break-a-tooth kind of cookie as well. I think it all depends on the cookie chef.

 

It's not the Cookie Chef!!!!! It's the Cookie Monster. :)

[Exquzet]

My DW can sniff out the cookies on any ship. Once she finds them all is lost. If are room is on the 12th level cookies are always on the 5th. Every night no matter what level we are on, she needs cookies to take back to the room. Only blessing is we always use the stairs, so she I'd burning the calories and I am plum tired by the time we finally make it back to the room.

Edited June 7, 2014 by Exquzet
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[caribill]

Does anyone know if there are gluten free cookies?

 

Ask a supervisor at the buffet.

[Sailingpeace]

I was told they are Sea-cookies, and the sea fairies make all the calories vanish ;). I would never have as many on land...

[giselleacttwo]

On our last cruise (which was long, with very few kids on board) every afternoon room service would deliver cookies for the kids in our staterooms. It was a nice touch, which wasn't expected, but of course the kids loved it. They were usually in the kids' center at that time so they missed the fresh cookies on deck. It got to the point that anytime someone knocked on our cabin door our 2 year old (not in kids' center yet) would run toward it yelling "cookie!!!" :p

[OCruisers]

Seems you'll be sailing on Ruby. Go to the IC (International Café) -- lots of cookies and other tasty treats!

His diet is totally doomed! :D

LuLu

[billco]

My DW can sniff out the cookies on any ship. Once she finds them all is lost. If are room is on the 12th level cookies are always on the 5th. Every night no matter what level we are on, she needs cookies to take back to the room. Only blessing is we always use the stairs, so she I'd burning the calories and I am plum tired by the time we finally make it back to the room.

To put that in perspective, a chocolate chip cookie probably has about 80 calories, which for a 150 pound person to burn off might take the equivalent of walking up five flights of stairs three times in a day. The good news is heavier people burn more calories, thus would need fewer flights of stairs to burn off the calories.

[CI66774]

Does anyone know if there are gluten free cookies?

 

I didn't see any on my last Princess cruise. I did see tons of sugar-free stuff, though.

[IdahoCruises]

We were sitting in the Piazza on the Grand having a cocktail.

 

They kept bringing cookies for about an hour.

 

Soft, easy to chew and gooey.

 

We had brought a ziplock (wife always has one with her in case we find something neat on the beach).

 

Stored cookies in it this time and took them with us.

 

So GOOD!

[FoghornLeghorn]

I'm a firm believer if they would put the Purser's desk next to the IC, that the smell of freshly baked cookies would cut down on the number of complaints :D