Lance Sandwich Cookies, Nekot Peanut Butter, 20 Individually Wrapped Packs, 6 Sandwiches Each (Pack of 6)

Love the product

The lemon cookies are delicious and very reason in price.

Really good, better than I was expecting. It's light but still sweet, sweet but still light. The creme is soft with a sweet lemon taste. The crackers taste like animal crackers. The texture is more like the cookie kind of animal crackers- the sweeter ones that are more dense and buttery- but the taste is exactly like that classic puffed and airy animal cracker taste/flavor.The only complaint i have is that they would be SO much better with just a little more creme in the middle. Not like regular oreo amount, but like oreo thins amount. If they had oreo thins amount, they'd be *perfect*. Regardless, I'm sad they're coming up unavailable now because I was definitely going to buy more.If you like lemon flavored things, or even if you just arent opposed to it, i would suggest trying these. Unless you particularly despise lemon, you'll probably like them.

The best

The only reason I didn't give these five stars is that they are a little bit too sweet for my taste but I do like them a lot.

Omg these cookies are the most delicious cookies I’ve ever had.

I tried the variety pack first and found out my favorite flavor is between the peanut butter and vanilla ones, I’ll certainly reorder!

Lance Nekot (Token spelled backwards) cookies seem to have an almost cult like following, similar to Krispy Kreme doughnuts, partly because they are nostalgic (like Krispy Kremes), and partly because they were a regional item in the southeast (like Krispy Kreme) and weren't always easy to find in other parts of the country. Lance was (is) located in Charlotte, NC until 2013 when they merged with Snyders. Lance-Snyders is owned by Campbell's, so between the marketing and distribution strength of Campbells and Amazon, Nekots are easier to get a hold of these days outside of the southeast, either in convenience stores or on Amazon.My first order of both peanut butter and lemon Nekots made it as far as Denver, and somewhere between Denver and Colorado Springs were...lost. Just. Lost.I got a full refund for the lost order , and then tried again, ordering (again) both peanut butter and lemon Nekots. This time, they were shipped from Tennessee and, somehow, ended up in Houston, rather than Denver. UPS then reassigned another tracking number to the items and eventually got them to my front door several days late. Whew! What a hassle!Once I finally got the items, I can now enjoy the peanut butter and lemon Nekots. Think of them as a cross between a traditional cracker and a cookie. Sweeter than a cracker, but not as sweet as a cookie. Somewhere in between. I'm glad I finally got them.I'm giving this 3 stars instead of 5 because of the shipping drama. It shouldn't take two attempts to ship cookies (cookies!) to the right address, not in this day and age with the internet and electronic tracking. I mean, come on!