Pepperidge Farm

This place is PACKED — there was a line out the door, and the shelves were almost empty (they change it everyday) but oh my was it worth the visit! We got ourselves Milano cookies for under $ 2, and also got the Milano caps only (no filling) huge bags for I think $ 4. What was wrong with them? Nothing! Just not as pretty looking as the ones they would use for the actual Milano cookie bags. Some where cracked — but hey, they’re all going to cracked and chewed and sent to my belly anyway right?
They also have frozen products like cheesy bread, soups and cakes. For the chocolate goldfish lovers… I hate to break it to you but they do not have chocolate goldfish crackers here. I KNOW! I was bummed too. I guess they don’t make them in this location anymore (only back east) so you’ll have plenty of the regular salty golfish crackers, but that’s all.
Will definitely make the trip again! If you come here, also stop by the Lazy One Outlet store… such cute pajamas! ;-)

Um, goldfish crackers by the pound. You really can’t go wrong.
The goldfish are «defects,» granted, which translates to anything from tasting slightly overcooked, or the texture being more flat than puffy. The crackers are prepacked in large clear bags, so just choose your bag wisely and you’re good. They have multiple varieties, including original, whole grain, and the «other» cheeses.
If you want pristine Goldfish, then go for the retail packaged ones. Those are normal, but the weights are off so they can’t be sold retail (they are still about ½ price compared to a grocery store). They also have many of the classic cookies, including Strawberry Veronas, Milanos, Chessmen, etc.
There’s also a freezer in the back full of $ 11 trays of Campbells soup. But you don’t come here for $ 11 trays of soup. You come here for trash bags full of goldfish.
The only downside is you have to swallow your pride as other customers watch you lug your ginormous trash bag full of goldfish to your car. It’s cool; they’re about to do the same.

If you like Goldfish and Milano Cookies… then this is your joint right here! You can get giant bags of slight rejects for $ 2 a pound.
If you happen to be in Richmond, then definitely stop in for some free samples and clean bathrooms (that also give you a candid glimpse into the fascinating factory workings). It is really out of the way, so make sure gas prices are still cheap to make saving a couple bucks on these products worth it. If not, you can get all this stuff at your local grocery store for not that much more.
Plenty of cookies and crackers to choose from. Also, they have a freezer stocked with various products like desserts, puff pastry dough, soups, and bread.

Normal slightly defect? cookies are $ 2 per pound. Marked as «crumb» cookies are $ 1 per pound. most of the bag contain about 2 pounds of cookies. they take credit card, and they have samples of cookies they are selling at that time before buy a large bags of them. defect packaged cookies are about ¹⁄₃ of price at grocery stores, inside cookies are normal, I see some defect in packaging of paper bags.

Actual address is about 900E 11388N
Pros– Goldfish, Milano cookies and more! Lots of your favorite Pepperidge Farm treats all at super discounted prices. They even have bulk bags by the pound. Lots of parking.
Cons– They mainly have what they make at this factory, so they don’t have all the Pepperidge Farm products. Maybe because it is a holiday weekend, but the amount of people and line to buy your stuff was super long, wrapped around the whole store. Try during the week to avoid the lines.