Dr. Lucy Cookie Review and Giveaway

Thank you Dr. Lucy's for sending me cookies to review. I was not paid for this post and all opinions are 100% mine.

Are you Gluten free? I remember when we tried to go gluten free when my daughter was an infant there were not many choices on the market for good and tasty food.

I am so thrilled that these cookies are absolutely tasty and satisfying. These cookies are a crunchy cookie and there are several flavors. I love the MAPLE BLISS! My kids also enjoy the cookies too so this mama has two thumbs up!

Just writing this post I want to go eat more cookies! YUMMY!

So who is Dr. Lucy?

When Dr. Lucy Gibney discovered her child had severe food allergies, she got down to some serious medical research—in the kitchen. What began as a mother’s tasty recipe for her child has today developed into a delicious alternative for people with or without special dietary considerations.

Lucy's cookies are gluten free and made without milk, eggs, peanuts or tree nuts, but you'd never know it—they’re scrumptious. We employ the very best allergen control methods to help safeguard you and your family.

Lucy’s stand as proof that a modified diet doesn’t have to be a limited diet. Start eating what you’ve been missing.

Dr. Lucy's Cookies are:

Gluten Free

Vegan

No Peanuts

No Tree Nuts

Dedicated Bakery

Ingredients Tested

Og Trans Fat

Omg Cholesterol

Non-GMO

All Natural

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