answer: baked chocolate chip cookies
paragraph_question: question: How is the taste?, context: After receiving these today, I once again gathered the household testers together (aka, the missus and munchkins) to try these cookies.First, let me describe them. (The cookies, not the testers!  :-) )  They are about two inches across, maybe an eight of an inch thick, and are a darker brown than shown on the package.  Inside the cookie is a thin layer of fudge. The cookies have a bit of a dampish-texture and were all stuck together.The taste of the "outside" part of the cookie was slighly similar to soft-baked chocolate chip cookies.  However, the texture was a bit "grainy", somewhat like an soft oatmeal cookie.  The fudge layer on the inside was tasty, but was a little overpowered by the rest of the cookie.  It wasn't quite as firm as the layer you'd find in an oreo cookie, and was more like a spread.I love chocolate chip cookies, and I love fudge, so I had high hopes for these.  My wife has similar tastes and also thought they'd be a good cookie to try.  However, the testers and I unanimously agree that they are somewhat mediocre in taste and appearance.  While they aren't terrible by any means, they didn't grab me enough to make me want to go out and get more.  Everyone's taste is different, though, so you may love them.  I give these cookies a three star rating ... that is to say they're not good, they're not bad, they're only fair.As an aside, I received these cookies to evaluate as part of the Amazon Vine program.  The Amazon shipping container was very well protected and undamaged, but when I opened the pack of cookies, about a third of them had been reduced to crumbs, and only two thirds of them were in a condition to eat.  (And those were all stuck together.)  I don't know if that was due to rough handling or excessive heat during shipment, so I didn't consider it as part of my rating.  I only mention it as something to watch for in the event that it's a flaw in the cookie itself. 
sentence: The taste of the "outside" part of the cookie was slighly similar to soft- baked chocolate chip cookies .
paragraph: After receiving these today, I once again gathered the household testers together (aka, the missus and munchkins) to try these cookies.First, let me describe them. (The cookies, not the testers!  :-) )  They are about two inches across, maybe an eight of an inch thick, and are a darker brown than shown on the package.  Inside the cookie is a thin layer of fudge. The cookies have a bit of a dampish-texture and were all stuck together.The taste of the "outside" part of the cookie was slighly similar to soft-baked chocolate chip cookies.  However, the texture was a bit "grainy", somewhat like an soft oatmeal cookie.  The fudge layer on the inside was tasty, but was a little overpowered by the rest of the cookie.  It wasn't quite as firm as the layer you'd find in an oreo cookie, and was more like a spread.I love chocolate chip cookies, and I love fudge, so I had high hopes for these.  My wife has similar tastes and also thought they'd be a good cookie to try.  However, the testers and I unanimously agree that they are somewhat mediocre in taste and appearance.  While they aren't terrible by any means, they didn't grab me enough to make me want to go out and get more.  Everyone's taste is different, though, so you may love them.  I give these cookies a three star rating ... that is to say they're not good, they're not bad, they're only fair.As an aside, I received these cookies to evaluate as part of the Amazon Vine program.  The Amazon shipping container was very well protected and undamaged, but when I opened the pack of cookies, about a third of them had been reduced to crumbs, and only two thirds of them were in a condition to eat.  (And those were all stuck together.)  I don't know if that was due to rough handling or excessive heat during shipment, so I didn't consider it as part of my rating.  I only mention it as something to watch for in the event that it's a flaw in the cookie itself. 
sentence_answer: The taste of the "outside" part of the cookie was slighly similar to soft- <hl> baked chocolate chip cookies <hl> .
paragraph_answer: After receiving these today, I once again gathered the household testers together (aka, the missus and munchkins) to try these cookies.First, let me describe them. (The cookies, not the testers! :-) ) They are about two inches across, maybe an eight of an inch thick, and are a darker brown than shown on the package. Inside the cookie is a thin layer of fudge. The cookies have a bit of a dampish-texture and were all stuck together.The taste of the "outside" part of the cookie was slighly similar to soft-<hl> baked chocolate chip cookies <hl>. However, the texture was a bit "grainy", somewhat like an soft oatmeal cookie. The fudge layer on the inside was tasty, but was a little overpowered by the rest of the cookie. It wasn't quite as firm as the layer you'd find in an oreo cookie, and was more like a spread.I love chocolate chip cookies, and I love fudge, so I had high hopes for these. My wife has similar tastes and also thought they'd be a good cookie to try. However, the testers and I unanimously agree that they are somewhat mediocre in taste and appearance. While they aren't terrible by any means, they didn't grab me enough to make me want to go out and get more. Everyone's taste is different, though, so you may love them. I give these cookies a three star rating ... that is to say they're not good, they're not bad, they're only fair.As an aside, I received these cookies to evaluate as part of the Amazon Vine program. The Amazon shipping container was very well protected and undamaged, but when I opened the pack of cookies, about a third of them had been reduced to crumbs, and only two thirds of them were in a condition to eat. (And those were all stuck together.) I don't know if that was due to rough handling or excessive heat during shipment, so I didn't consider it as part of my rating. I only mention it as something to watch for in the event that it's a flaw in the cookie itself. 
paragraph_sentence: After receiving these today, I once again gathered the household testers together (aka, the missus and munchkins) to try these cookies. First, let me describe them. (The cookies, not the testers! :-) ) They are about two inches across, maybe an eight of an inch thick, and are a darker brown than shown on the package. Inside the cookie is a thin layer of fudge. The cookies have a bit of a dampish-texture and were all stuck together. <hl> The taste of the "outside" part of the cookie was slighly similar to soft- baked chocolate chip cookies . <hl> However, the texture was a bit "grainy", somewhat like an soft oatmeal cookie. The fudge layer on the inside was tasty, but was a little overpowered by the rest of the cookie. It wasn't quite as firm as the layer you'd find in an oreo cookie, and was more like a spread. I love chocolate chip cookies, and I love fudge, so I had high hopes for these. My wife has similar tastes and also thought they'd be a good cookie to try. However, the testers and I unanimously agree that they are somewhat mediocre in taste and appearance. While they aren't terrible by any means, they didn't grab me enough to make me want to go out and get more. Everyone's taste is different, though, so you may love them. I give these cookies a three star rating ... that is to say they're not good, they're not bad, they're only fair. As an aside, I received these cookies to evaluate as part of the Amazon Vine program. The Amazon shipping container was very well protected and undamaged, but when I opened the pack of cookies, about a third of them had been reduced to crumbs, and only two thirds of them were in a condition to eat. (And those were all stuck together.) I don't know if that was due to rough handling or excessive heat during shipment, so I didn't consider it as part of my rating. I only mention it as something to watch for in the event that it's a flaw in the cookie itself.