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The mini cookies are packaged in a 4.5oz pouch and will be available for purchase online in all flavors: chocolate chip, peanut butter chocolate chip and lemon blueberry. 

The new Cookies & Creme variety resembles the classic flavor but contains no sugar, 7g of protein, no sugar alcohols, and one net carb.

A new spin on the classic treat, OREO Gluten Free Mint Chocolate Sandwich Cookies are made with real cocoa and a blend of gluten-free flour.

Inspired by the brand's upcoming 60th birthday celebration, Chips Ahoy! hopes to set a context of happiness with its new confetti cake-flavored chewy cookies.

With OREOiD, a cookie can be easily and quickly customized by operators who choose the crème filling, fudge dip and sprinkle colors, followed by their one-of-a-kind message and artwork. 

The Greater Goods Snacking Co., a wholesome, clean-label, mission-driven snack brand, announced its entrance into the US market. Known and produced as She Made Foods in India, the company was created when founder, Sujatha Duvvuri, struggled to find clean label foods to feed her family.

Simple Mills helped to expand market demand for buckwheat, which has promising soil health properties, attracts pollinators, and can play an important role in diverse crop rotations. 

By adding a twist on a classic flavor profile, McKee Foods bakers managed to craft another rendition of a well-known cookie. Snickerdoodle Creme Pies include soft chewy cookies baked with a mixture of cinnamon sugar crystals, sandwiched around vanilla-flavored creme.

One-fifth of US consumers described themselves over the past year as “highly stressed on a daily basis,” per Innova’s 2021 Health & Nutrition Survey. The good news is that stress management is easier thanks to an array of new bakery products in 2021.

In 2021, traditional cookies-and-cream became a top comfort flavor and it took on new popularity across the food and beverage industry. Now Gold Coast Ingredients offers a new flavor line titled, “Cookies, Cream, & Things.”