If you like snickerdoodles, you'll love this cookie/cinnamon toast hybrid.
This "uniquely crunchy snack" from Brooklyn Brittle is less brittle, more crunchy cookie bar. It defies categorization, which we really appreciate. One thing it definitely is, though, is delicious: warm, fragrant, lightly buttery and nutty, with the slightest bit of salt completing that savory-sweet balance. The walnuts are toasted for extra crunch and flavor, and everything gets a boost from the comforting warmth of cinnamon.
Tip of the Tongue
This insanely good treat is a "dunker's dream" – so pair it with an aromatic cup of joe. Not that you need one, but it's a great excuse to have dessert for breakfast. We also think they'd make a fantastic base for a creative s'more — try them with a classic Vanilla marshmallow from Three Tarts!
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All purpose flour, butter, granulated salt, sugar, walnuts, cinnamon, pure almond extract, pure vanilla extract, salt. Comes in a 2.5 oz bag. NOTE: Contains nuts.
contains dairy.
contains wheat.
contains treenuts.
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