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We Tried Karlie Kloss' Momofuku Cookie And Here's What We Thought

Feb 14, 2013, 01:45 IST

Instagram.com/KarlieKlossModel Karlie Kloss took a break from fashion week yesterday to hand out her Momofuku cookie benefiting the FEED foundation.Karlie Kloss has been hawking her "Perfect 10 Kookie" behind-the-scenes at fashion week, on her Instagram and by literally handing them out on the streets of New York City.

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The cookie is a collaboration between the 20-year-old model and Momofuku Milk Bar benefiting the Feed Foundation.

For every "Perfect 10 Kookie" sold, Feed will provide ten school meals to hungry children around the world.

The gluten-free cookie made up mainly of almond flour, agave and mini chocolate chips is similar to Momofuku's less-healthy compost cookie, which contains chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, coffee, graham cracker crust, pretzels and even potato chips.

We tasted Karlie's slightly-healthier kookie today at the Business Insider office:

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Here are the reviews from Business Insider reporters:

  • "Not as good as Compost Cookies, but I also don't complain about cookies." Dylan Love
  • "Tasty. They're not rock-hard like most cookies. Definitely not as good as Compost cookies but a close second if they're actually healthier." Alyson Shontell
  • "I'm all about gluten-free products, but it seemed like there was something missing here. It was certainly chocolaty enough, but very chewy, and not in a Chips Ahoy kind of way. It was more like eating dry oats." Kirsten Acuna
  • "I'm really into gluten, but I would definitely eat another one." Laura Stampler
  • "I thought the perfect 10 kookie had a disproportionate amount of nuts and oats compared to chocolate and actual cookie. It was very soft though, which I did like a lot. This wouldn't be my first choice if presented with different options." Kevin Smith
  • "Not quite a compost cookie, but I liked it. It wasn't too sweet and didn't make me feel gross after eating it." Leah Goldman

Looks like the people in this office would prefer an actual compost cookie to its healthier, model-endorsed counterpart.

Not that we were complaining too much:

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