Chocolate seems to taste better this time of year. If you have been a reader of JustFindIt4U, you know a couple of things about me: I love shopping at BJ’s, and Alex and I are both chocoholics. When BJ’s offered me the opportunity to sample some of their desserts, what do you think I said?
We picked out a box of Elsa’s Story homestyle cookies. The box contained 3 sealed bags:
Milk chocolate enrobed brown sugar cookie with chocolate cream filling
Raspberry strudel with dark chocolate drizzle
Brown sugared cookies
I liked all 3, the brown sugared cookies were my favorite, which is surprising since they weren’t chocolate.
The Wellsley Farms Mini Fudge Brownie Bites took care of the chocolate fix I needed. I was very impressed with how fresh the brownies were when we opened the plastic box. I snacked on them a la carte, while Alex warmed up 3 of them, then added a scoop of chocolate ice cream to create her own brownie sundae. Very yummy!
Lastly, we tried The Art Of Fudge: Double Chocolate Fudge Fudge. Everything about this fudge was double good. As you can see in the picture, when you open the box you are greeted by a block of fudge, not small pre cut pieces. I chose the double chocolate, but the chocolate peanut butter tempted me too, there were about a half dozen flavors to choose from. The fudge is creamy and smooth, and oh so chocolatey!
Since Alina is a cinnamon bun fan, we also purchased a box of Mini Cinnamon Rolls made by Just Desserts. There are many other dessert choices in the BJ’s Warehouse Clubs, and find others on the BJ’s website. Not a member? Sign up here to receive a free 60 day membership. Looking for a location in your area? Click here.
A product sample was not received for this review. I was given a gift card used to purchase some of the products mentioned in this post. The opinions expressed are my own and were NOT influenced in any way. Your opinions may differ from mine.
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