do they still make these cookies

My sister and I was just sitting here thinking about these cookies. These cookies where one of our favorites, and she ask me do I think I can bake them. I told her maybe if I had the recipe, I am trying to start a catering business and that who be a very good oldie but goodie item on my menu.

Don't know if it is the same thing but, I went to the hostess/meritta bread outlet in Fl and they had long gingerbread cookies with pink icing/glaze. Sorry don't know the name of the cookies. I only remember this because I told my mom they looked weird. I never saw them before

The cookies are no longer called RockNRoll, they are called Stage Planks and you can find them at the Uncle Al's website. I loved these cookies when I was younger and was also looking for them.

I loved these cookies and first found them when I was a 1st grader in 1959. They were 2 wrapped in wax paper and were only a nickel. WOW! How times have changed. They were wonderful.

Well I just finished my last pack of Stage Planks. I purchased them at a convenience store in South Carolina off of Interstate 95. They were good, but not as good as they were back in the old days. Not much icing and not quite as gingerly tasting. They were $.69.

I(truly) enjoyed all comments. I too grew up eating ROCKNROLL cookies. I'm in search of them now for my sister. Davis Candy Store (in Chesapeake, Virginia) no longer carry them. Thank You, Rhonda for the link to Uncle Al,s website.

I found the Stage Planks in a fish market in Los Angeles! Along with hot & medium chow-chow. I buy their stock everytime I go in there. They are 2/$1.00.

Jack's Rock and Roll cookies can be found at most convenient stores in Manning, SC. I-95 exit 122 and yes they are really good cookies.Some of the stores there still sell BB bats (candy).

I loved these cookies when I was younger. I use to lick off all the icing first and then eat 'em. They were 25 cents then. My friend's daughter is sending him a case from South Carolina. I can't wait until we get them.

I was just talking to my wife about these cookies I'm from N.Carolina now living in southern Cali sometime i need taste of home good old rock n roll cookie

YES! OMG! I cannot believe this site exists. NOBODY I ask other than my grandma remembers these things! They were the bomb! I live in Charlotte, NC but grew up in a small town called Columbia NC..my grandma bought these things by the case. I never saw a commercial or saw them in anything other than a two pack, always in small convenience stores. I have to find some!

Glad I found you guys! I grew up in the Washington, DC area in the early 1960's. I grew up eating these cookies also. Now, from time to time you can find them at the hot dog stands in DC. As I trsvel South, I check out small convience stores. Stores that sell Cheerwine, usually have the cookies. I will check out Uncle Al's site. thanks.

OMG, I just put in this question and you guys came up on Google. A friend called them planks but I said they were another name! rock and rolls!!! omg, yes! yes! yes! They changed the taste in the 80's when the sugar crisis was going on (ironically when the country started producing more items with high fructose corn syrup and stopped using molasses) I ate these in the 70's but by the 80's the taste changed! I'm going to go to website right now! Thanks!

I grew up on these cookies. They were my bedtime snak each nite. Anyone know where to find Rock n Rolls, now called Planks in Connecticut