Look, a comforting small list of ingredients compared to the last cookie. Far from popular belief, not everything that Beigel's brand makes are bagels. (I bet they have damn good bagels though.) They also make cookies. Black and WHITE cookies!.... LITTLE Black and White Cookies!
CHECK IT OUT! These cookies are SMALL!!
LITTLE!
TINY!
LITTLE TINY COOKIES!
THEY CAN FIT IN A CHANGE PURSE!
THEY ARE THE SIZE OF A REALLY BIG OVERISIZED COIN!
THEY ARE LIKE POGS!
First I took a bite of the vanilla side.
VERY lemony, sugary, sweet and tasty. A bit tough, but not TOO hard. Kind of reminded me of the ones I got from the Black and White Cookie Company. The lemon overpowered the vanilla, so I would not consider this a very great vanilla side. But it was scrumptious none the less-tious.
Then I bit the chocolate side.
The first words that came to mind were bright, happy, and yum. I can scan my notes if you don't believe me. Not an intense chocolate, but very light and tasty. Again, very different than the last cookie.
I ate the 2nd cookie very fast.
Oh no, only one left!
All in all they were fun to eat. Like candy. Not the best I've had, but I would not hesitate to buy somebody a container of these cookies for their birthday. And only $4.25!
Special thanks to google images.
-Jordan
8 comments:
Haha this is an awesome blog. I'm obsessed with black and white cookies, particularly after seeing the Seinfeld episode with it. Living in Nashville I have only found one place that has them. They're very good, although not extremely fresh. I get them almost weekly now. :D
Keep up this cool and interesting blog.
thanks dude! Wow, Nashville. A lot of people around the country have told me they don't even know what a black and white cookie is!
Jordan
This is interesting, I live in Nashville too. And there are 2 places to get black and whites.
One is the Noshville Deli, but with theirs the cake is too hard & dry and the sizes are too large or small.
The other is the Fresh Market; often these are labelled "Joey's" like the kind you reviewed before, some have no label. But at least they are reasonably fresh and the right size and texture.
My reference b&w is (was) Everbest http://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11440302 when I lived in NY
Hey Andy. I was getting my cookies from Fresh Market hah. A couple days after I commented I found out Noshvlle had them hehe. Also I discovered that Harris Teeter sells them, supposedly fresh baked (but they don't seem very fresh). Those are made by Joey's. So at least 3 places. It's cool to see a fellow B&W lover in Nashville.
I'll have to check out the Fresh Market. I don't think I've ever noticed them there before but then again, I never looked for them there.
Woah, a pogs reference! I so fondly remember the days of pogs.
love the blog by the way, I too am obsessesed with black & white cookies but I haven't had one in a while.. but I usually get them at the little, cheapy delis/bakeries in Manhattan that have them wrapped in plastic wrap in a basket by the register. classic!
so have you tried the william greenberg bakery? I heard they have the best but I have yet to try them.
hahaha I'm in Nashville too. I can find black & whites at Costco sometimes. They aren't what I used to get when I lived in NYC, but hey, I'll take what I can down here!
The worst customer service ever!
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