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211 results for “low fodmap cookies”

Burton's Jammie Dodgers Original Shortcake Sandwich Biscuits - 5.3oz

Conchita Lady Fingers - 7oz/12ct

$2.29($0.33/ounce)

Hawaii Candy Fortune Cookies 3 oz

Mini Cookie Tray with Frosting, Medium

$9.99($0.53/ounce)

Brinky Strawberry Sandwich Cookies - 13.97oz/12ct

$2.99($0.21/ounce)
BRINKYNew at target
3(6)
SNAP EBT eligible

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Goldfish Holiday Peppermint Cocoa Graham Cookies - 6.1oz

GoldfishNew at target
4.2(132)
Loved for: peppermint flavor
SNAP EBT eligible

Gamesa Marias Cookies - 19.7oz/4ct

$3.89($0.20/ounce)

Hawaii Candy Fortune Cookies - 10oz

$10.99($1.10/ounce)

Iberia Maria Cookies - 7.05oz

$1.19($0.17/ounce)

Marinela Barritas Strawberry - 11.64oz

$3.89($0.33/ounce)

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Key nutrition highlights include several low‑fat claims; one cookie lists 110 calories per serving, and another lists <1 g sugar, 5 g protein, and 1 g net carbs per serving.

The listings call out statements like no high fructose corn syrup, no artificial preservatives or artificial flavors/colors/preservatives, and 100 percent whole grain in some items.

Several items are sold in individually wrapped snack packs or cartons with individually wrapped cookies. One box is described as containing 10 snack packs with 2 cookies per pack.

Examples include a pouch listing nine servings, an 8‑count carton with individually wrapped 0.88‑oz cookies (serving unit), and a 56‑gram serving referenced for whole‑grain content.

Some listings highlight whole‑grain and fiber content—for example, one notes 10 g of whole grain per 56‑gram serving and another is described as a good source of fiber.

Multiple items are labeled as ready to eat, indicating they are sold in a ready‑to‑eat format.

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