I grew up eating goldfish crackers, as did lots of people. And I've now passed that love along to my son, who takes his love of goldfish to a whole new level. To avoid going into debt to keep his snack supply at acceptable levels, I stock up at the Pepperidge Farm thrift store. They carry a variety of treats at a steep discount, however the availability varies each day dependent on what they make. Be flexible, and you'll be happy with your haul. Until next time, I'll be enjoying the snack that smiles back....goldfish!

I was in dire need of a cookie and mentioned it to my friend. Then she whipped the Pepperidge farm thin and crispy milk chocolate chip cookies, and BOY are they delicious. I asked if they were chewy and my friend answered no but they are so good. THEY ARE SOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD. The balance of butter makes them perfect and makes them melt in your mouth. I will most certainly be buying these for myself!

A friend told us about this little hidden gem. I would not have given it a second look. As you drive by, the only sign says"Campbell's Snacks". Once inside, we found so many yummy snacks. You can choose from retail packaging or bulk. If they don't have your favorite Pepperidge Farms snack, just wait for tomorrow. That change up production, everyday. The cashier was so friendly, and the man that was from the production area, was very nice and informative. Definitely worth the stop. Thank you Campbell's for this opportunity.

Cheap pepperidge farm cookies. What else is there to say? Sometimes you get lucky and they have huge bags of Milanos for super cheap. They're usually very busy so don't count on them picking up the phone to see if they have any, best to just take the drive out there. If not, you can get the normal bags for a little over $1.50, still a hell of a deal. You won't regret coming here, unless you're looking to lose weight.

What a fun place! We went right when they opened and there were tons of goldfish, including lots of varieties I didn't know existed, all of the Milano flavors, a few cookie varieties, and some chips as well. The small goldfish bags were $1.30, big bulk boxes were $5.55. Small cookie bags were $1.80 and they had big bulk bags of those as well. I hear they can run out later on, so go early~

I love to take the kids to this outlet and stock up on cookies, goldfish, and whatever else they have that day. The employees are always super nice and helpful. It's very clean as well. It's good to always call before driving to this place if you are far away, ask if they have good stock (full shelves). They frequently start to run out of things after a few days. The items they sell are typically defective in some way like color, shape, packaging, so they can't sell it in grocery stores. The flavor is always spot on, so it's totally worth it. I believe one of the times I visited they said they put out more stuff on Thursdays? Side note, the Casper's Malt Shoppe is just 3 minutes away so you can get some great prices on ice cream that they can't sell in grocery stores. Gossner Cheese is good as well.

Quaint little outlet store with fantastic prices on a kid's classic snack. It's amazing how much of a better deal they are when you buy from the source. They also have cookies and frozen foods that are produced under the same hat as the goldfish crackers. And they typically have samples: super helpful for things I've yet to try. If you are every driving through Logan to get to Idaho, this is a must stop!

I missed this place so much! Pepperidge Farm (PF) cookies are soooo good but really expensive in supermarkets, specially in Colorado. The prices for cookies in this store are around $1.50 per bag, but they also have huge bulk bags that the price go by pound. The snack sizes have different prices but they are cheaper than any supermarket. They also have cakes, seasoning frozen bread, frozen soup, Texas toast, puff pastries, and Goldfish crackers. The variety change constantly, so each time is like a treasure hunt. During the week the lines are shorter. It is always plenty parking in front of the store. The employees are mostly helpful. *Many many years ago this place was my husband first real job before he went to college, things for sure have changed a lot since then but he still loves PF.