Round, square, rectangular in which shape do you prefer your cookies? Some people might like round little sticks and so the newest Keebler cookies are just that: Cookie Stix. The 10-ounce packages of cookies come in butter, chocolate chip or peanut butter flavors and retail for $1.89.
Nihla Lake (married, two children at home): "Keebler must have a couple of elves locked away in a closet dreaming up new things to do with chocolate chip cookies.These snacks proved the generation gap. My husband and I thought they tasted like dog biscuits (at least we think that's how bowser treats would taste), but the kids couldn't snarf them up fast enough. Even the 9-month-old granddaughter was covered with chocolate-chip residue."
Edyth Jensen (married, one daughter and two grandkids at home): "We had the peanut butter Stix, and everyone in the family just thinks they're marvelous, or at least those who like peanut butter did. They do have small chunks of peanuts in them so for very little kids you need to be careful. The little kids ran around with two in their hands at a time. I'd like to dip them in chocolate to dress them up for a party."
Don Russell (married, five children at home, ages 6-16): "Cookie Stix don't seem to be the best product the Keebler elves have ever made. Our chocolate Chip Stix were way too hard and coarse. Plus, their flavor just didn't deliver. These Stix are very similar in size to Sweet's chocolate orange sticks."
Linda C. Tingey (single mother, two sons at home): "The package of peanut butter Stix is now empty. Need I say more? The taste was just like homemade peanut butter cookies. My grandchildren especially loved them. Two-year-old Colton's pockets were full. They are the perfect size and shape for little kids, but even my 20-something sons loved them."
Rich Firmage (married, four children, oldest 12 years old): "These cookies didn't last very long. They were good. The peanut butter flavor was not strong but not too weak. I liked the shape of the cookies also. We'll want to try the other flavors!"
Bill Allred (married): "I tried the Keebler Butter Cookie Stix, and they were pretty good butter cookies; rich with a butter taste and very crisp too. But why `stix?' Why not just regular cookie shape? I consulted the package. `You can dunk 'em, play with 'em and even make shapes with 'em. I guess I missed most of the fun. Wow, imagine! You can use your cookies to build little forts or something before you eat them! Is this a great country or what?"
Conclusion: You will love the butter and peanut butter flavored Stix. They got raves all the way around. But unless you're a very little kid who will eat anything as long as it's sugared, we suggest you skip the chocolate chip dog biscuits, er, Stix.