This is the CookieTime Your Chocolate Fix, a cookie described as being so ‘wickedly delicious’ because it’s ‘the cookie that thinks it’s a chocolate bar’, containing 40% dark chocolate.
The cookie measured approximately 10 cm in diameter and 1–1.5 cm thick, with an even tan hue generously studded with deep brown dark chocolate chunks. The structure appeared dense and compact. Aroma opened with rich dark chocolate notes, supported by buttery biscuit undertones.
Initial contact delivered a firm, dense crunch alongside an immediate bittersweet dark chocolate profile. The cookie fractured cleanly, establishing a substantial texture that contrasted with the smooth chocolate pieces distributed throughout.
Through the mid-palate, the dark chocolate gradually melted into a rich, creamy profile, delivering the depth expected of a high-quality dark chocolate. Its restrained bitterness balanced the sweetness of the cookie without introducing harshness or noticeable acidity. As the chocolate softened, it created pockets of moisture that contrasted with the dry, dense crumb, producing an increasingly cohesive mouthfeel.
Towards the finish, the remaining chocolate fully dissolved into a smooth melt-in-the-mouth texture while the biscuit base gradually receded. Aftertaste carried lingering dark chocolate notes with a restrained cocoa bitterness that extended the finish without becoming overpowering.
Overall, a chocolate cookie with a layered flavour progression and complementary structural contrast, resulting in a dense biscuit elevated by the quality and generosity of its dark chocolate.
This CookieTime Your Chocolate Fix contained 55 g. It was produced in New Zealand and purchased in Auckland, New Zealand in 2026.
The cookies were also available in packs of seven 25 g “rookie cookies”, with the only differences being their smaller form factor and a slightly looser crumb, which produced a lighter, less dense eating experience.
This CookieTime Your Chocolate Fix Rookie Cookies contained 25 g x 7 cookies. It was produced in New Zealand and purchased in Auckland, New Zealand in 2026.