How many cookies per bag? If I bought a bunch, and coated some with chocolate, could I actually play chess with these?
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I believe there are 5-6 cookies in each cup. There are three of the cups, so you'd have between 15-18 cookies. Hope this helps.
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Yes I believe you could play chess with them once chocolate-coated with a Board big enough to play on... just make sure you're not playing in the sun or close to a heater... cause unlike M&M;'s I'm sure they would melt on your board and moving them might get to be real work in a long game...
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If memory serves, I remember counting out about 100 nuggets contained within the entire package. If it's available at a good pricing point like when I ordered mine then I say go ahead if you wish as it did have a good (and delicious I might add) amount of candy inside. Hope this helps you decide. ^JD
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Hi Andrew. I agree with others that these are a great size for chocolates - probably two bites.
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My bag was mostly chocolate; you could tell just by the size of the candies. Biting in half and eye-balling it, I'd guess about 75-80% chocolate. I'd prefer a nice 50/50 balance, myself, but to get that, you pay a higher price. Even so, the quality bean is strong enough to hold its own and they are delicious. But if I had my druthers, I'd choose a better brand.
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It is meant to be a fast-paced game and I think more than 5 would be a detriment. You would definitely need to supplement the chips with something so that you don't run out. I would suggest buying two sets if you think you will be playing with more than 5 on a regular basis. But as a best option, I would limit the number to 5 as I think the game would run long and possibly become boring with more than 5.
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See other answers say no, but I can't answer for certain. Can't imagine they'd grind up peanuts though and put them in cookie batter. Unnecessary expense.(Btw, a family of possums came into my garage, unwrapped each cookie, and ate them all. So, never got to use them. lol. Hope they got good fortunes....).
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The game is playable with 6, but you will want to supplement the chips with some extra pennies or something so that you don't run out. I'm not sure that I would try with more than that.
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If all you got was 6's I know I would have been Pissed. In the little manila envelope included in the package would be a complete basic set. A 20, 12, 10, 8, 6, and a 4. In the event there is not a reasonable mix otherwise, I got 30 6's my self, borrow at tonight's session. Take a Pic now send to Chessix and ask if that is a fair mix for a Pound-o-dice.Let us know what results.
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One box with six packs inside. Each pack had 3 cookies in them. Maybe 3inches in size? Very thin.
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I'm sure they could be even though I've never done it. I usually have them eaten pretty quick! I know that you can freeze all other cookies so I don see why not these. Goodluck!
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This stuff goes a long way. I think one bag should be way more than enough for 20 cookies, even if they are quite large, since it's not meant to layer on thick like regular icing.
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I don't know, but I can assure that those who ate the cookies didn't care. All I heard was they were the very best "store-bought" cookies they had ever had. I am sure the packaging would tell you the calories per serving; and as someone else states, perhaps the manufacturer could give you the answer. If you are concerned about calorie count, this is probably not a cookie for you because of the richness of the product. I am sure they are loaded with calories, unless you ate just one. All things in moderation, right?
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Must use two bags of the Wilton chocolate. Other amounts are in the directions which I don't have at the moment!
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I personally wouldn't do chocolate chips in it - - the only possible way it may work is to freeze the chips first, and then I think it would be questionable! Nuts are hard and this seems to me to be for something of that texture. Hope this helps!!
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If you go to Whole Foods, the price is about $4 (plus tax in our state) for one bar. Based on that, it has to be a box of 12 bars. Can't possibly be one bar for $55. Preposterous!By the way--I'm in trouble! Finally a sugar-free chocolate I can't resist!!
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I actually happened to have a bag left over from a marketing project so I could double check this for you. I opened a new bag up and counted 16 candy bars. You can always look at the nutrition facts too, look at the serving size and then the amount of servings. Hope this helps!
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3.3 oz. seems to be too much for the individual 1/2 pieces in a tray. One needs to do 2 trays of the white chocolate and 2 trays of the dark. I believe I bought 3 14 oz. bags of white and 3 bags of the dark chocolate Candy Melts. In addition to the chess pieces, I did the chess board tiles in candy melts. With a solid top, I needed to figure what I might do with the candles. So, I used candy cups and filled them 2/3 of the way to the top with candy melts and then stuck the candles in the cups. I placed them along the side of the chess cake and that worked out nicely. The chess piece molds were very nice to work with and looked spectacular. 3.3 oz. seems to be too much for the individual 1/2 pieces in a tray. One needs to do 2 trays of the white chocolate and 2 trays of the dark. I believe I bought 3 14 oz. bags of white and 3 bags of the dark chocolate Candy Melts. In addition to the chess pieces, I did the chess board tiles in candy melts. With a solid top, I needed to figure what I might do with the candles. So, I used candy cups and filled them 2/3 of the way to the top with candy melts and then stuck the candles in the cups. I placed them along the side of the chess cake and that worked out nicely. The chess piece molds... » Read More 3.3 oz. seems to be too much for the individual 1/2 pieces in a tray. One needs to do 2 trays of the white chocolate and 2 trays of the dark. I believe I bought 3 14 oz. bags of white and 3 bags of the dark chocolate Candy Melts. In addition to the chess pieces, I did the chess board tiles in candy melts. With a solid top, I needed to figure what I might do with the candles. So, I used candy cups and filled them 2/3 of the way to the top with candy melts and then stuck the candles in the cups. I placed them along the side of the chess cake and that worked out nicely. The chess piece molds were very nice to work with and looked spectacular. « Show Less