FOOD NEWS
Cookies From 13 Popular Fast Food Restaurants, Ranked Worst To Best
BY CRAWFORD SMITH
13. Subway
Subway carries four cookies — chocolate chip, white chocolate chip, chocolate cookie with white chocolate chips, and oatmeal raisin — only one of which is edible.
All the chocolate cookies were overly sweet with a grainy texture, making the oatmeal raisin cookie the best of the bunch with a palatable spiced sweetness and tender raisins.
12. Domino's
Domino's Cookie Brownie stands out as a fusion dessert of a brownie base topped with chocolate chip cookie dough and baked.
However, both the brownie and the cookie were bland and underbaked, resulting in a residual taste of raw flour and a greasy, oily texture.
11. Arby's
Although Arby’s offers interesting flavors like Reese’s peanut butter cup and salted caramel chocolate, the cookies taste processed.
The Reese’s cookie was overwhelmingly dry despite its crispy, sugary crunch, while the salted caramel chocolate tasted cheap and had unbalanced flavors.
10. McDonald's
McDonald’s offers perfectly adequate chocolate chip cookies at an affordable price, hovering around 69 cents depending on your area.
They’re not the best cookies, but they’re loaded with flavorful chocolate chips which are slightly bitter to offset the sweet, soft dough.
9. Burger King
Burger King’s chocolate chip cookies are remarkably similar to those of McDonald’s, but they’re cheaper at two cookies for a dollar.
Like McDonald’s, the cookies taste slightly of chemicals and have a grainy, sugar cookie-like texture, but they have slightly more chocolate chips and a better flavor.