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"Over the past couple of years, The Paleo Diet or &amp;quot;Caveman Diet&amp;quot;\u2014a &amp;quot;holistic&amp;quot; eating plan based on that of our great, great, great, great ancestors\u2014has earned a cult-like following. Now, its popularity has inspired a line of cookies, called Caveman Cookies, which were thought up by Manhattanite Stephanie Lester. Though I am not on the diet, I&amp;#039;m also not one to pass up a treat, no matter how &amp;quot;holistic.&amp;quot; So I tried one yesterday\u2014the &amp;quot;Original&amp;quot; flavor\u2014and have only good things to report: Made of honey, almond flour, walnuts, raisin, ginger, nutmeg and cinnamon, the cookie was grainy, full of spiced flavor and sufficiently satisfying (thanks to ample doses of protein, fiber and the nut-derived fats). But it was their \u00BCber-chewy texture that really wooed me (what can I say? I&amp;#039;m a chewy cookie kind of girl).    To be fair: A few other snack aficionados around the office tried the cookies, too, and weren&amp;#039;t as pleased as I was. To each (hunter-gatherer) their own, I suppose. Tip: If you like the cookie, go for the Original or Alpine flavors\u2014the Tropical version has the most saturated fat. And stick to the two-cookie portion size\u2013due to the nut fat, the cookies are a bit high in calories. -Brynn Mannino, Assistant Editor "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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