Sam’s Club Has a New Treat That Fans Are Calling ‘A Little Piece of Heaven’

While I usually head to Sam’s Club to stock up on grocery essentials, I’ll never leave without browsing the store’s expansive aisles. It’s no secret that Sam’s Club is beloved by members for its affordable (and delicious) food court, plus a whole slew of fan-favorite finds, from unique baked goods to fast food copycats.

Beyond the classics, though, Sam’s Club is almost always bringing in new products that wow shoppers right off the bat, and the chain’s newest treat seems to be doing exactly that.

New Member’s Mark Peach Cobbler Cookie Thins Spotted at Sam’s Club

It’s officially fall, but Sam’s Club is holding onto one last taste of summer with a new sweet treat that’s perfect for snacking. The new Member’s Mark Peach Cobbler Crunchy Cookie Thins combine the flavors of summer’s signature stone fruit with warm and cozy spices, emulating homemade peach cobbler with real peach pieces and hints of cinnamon spice.

The bite-sized cookie thins are baked to crispy, crunchy perfection and drizzled with velvety white icing, making a perfect treat for your lunchbox or as a pick-me-up snack in the afternoon.  And, just like the warehouse bakery selection, the Member’s Mark Peach Cobbler Cookie Thins are made with non-GMO whole ingredients such as eggs, flour, sugar, and fruit. And fans are already loving them.

Sam’s Club fan @samsclubfavorites shared a video on Instagram of the new cookies, writing that the peach cobbler-flavored sweets “sound incredible,” and fellow shoppers who have already tasted them agree.

“These are so good,” said one Sam’s Club shopper on Facebook. They also added that they have “been eating on them all week.”

Another echoed the sentiment and described the crunchy cookies as “a little piece of heaven!”

It’s unclear if these Sam’s Club sweets are limited edition or here to stay, but it may be worth checking your local warehouse sooner or later if you want to try this find—especially given the rave reviews. Plus, at $6.78 for a 16-ounce bag, it’s hard to argue with a deal that sweet.

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