Chocolate Chunk Cookies — TREAT

Munch or Dump rates Chocolate Chunk Cookies by Aleias TREAT — score 45/90.

An indulgent cookie with a genuinely clean, short ingredient list — real butter, eggs, sorghum flour and actual chocolate, no artificial junk. It's still sugar and butter at heart, so it's a treat, not health food.

Why this verdict

• Cane sugar is the #2 ingredient, plus more sugar in the chocolate chunks — this spikes blood sugar
• Butter and milkfat make it fat-heavy and calorie-dense
• Short, clean list with real butter, eggs and chocolate — no artificial additives
• Whole grain sorghum flour is a small redeeming whole-food element
• Bottom line: a genuine indulgence, fine occasionally, not an everyday food

Ingredients (12)

• Chocolate chunk (sugar, cocoa, cocoa butter, milkfat, soy lecithin, vanilla) (moderate) — Real chocolate but built on sugar — adds sweetness and saturated fat
• Pure cane sugar (moderate) — Added sugar and the #2 ingredient; spikes blood sugar and is the main reason this is a treat, not a health drink.
• Tapioca Flour (moderate) — Refined starch used as a gluten-free base; fast-digesting carbohydrate
• Whole grain sorghum flour (safe) — Actual whole grain — brings some fiber and is the better flour here
• BUTTER (moderate) — Real dairy fat; fine in small amounts but saturated.
• eggs (safe) — A real whole-food binder with protein.
• cocoa powder (safe) — The actual chocolate, but only ~4.5% of the cookie.
• Cream of Tartar (safe) — Simple leavening acid, harmless in this amount
• Chocolate extract (safe) — Flavoring extract, used in tiny amounts
• Baking Soda (safe) — Standard leavening agent.
• Salt (moderate) — Ready meals tend to run salt-heavy; watch the sodium.
• Soy Lecithin (moderate) — Common emulsifier in the brownie; mild but adds to the additive pile.