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Best Bites: Chips Ahoy Thins Cinnamon Sugar

Chips Ahoy Thins Cinnamon Sugar (Courtesy Target)

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Chips Ahoy Thins Cinnamon Sugar (Courtesy Target)
By St. Louis Post-Dispatch staff
Updated Aug 11, 2017

Cinnamon sugar? Could Chips Ahoy make cookies without chips in them? As it turns out, they don’t — these thin and delightfully crunchy cookies come complete with little chips of white chocolate, which give a hint of creaminess to the cinnamon treat. The cookies are small, but a serving of four only has 150 calories.

Size: 7 ounces

Price: $2.50

Available: Grocery stores everywhere

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