Speculoos Cookie Butter
This is quite possibly the most important thing I will ever post on the blog.
Speculoos cookie butter is now available at Trader Joe’s.
Product description:
A deliciously unusual spread reminiscent of gingerbread and made with crushed biscuits.
I opened it the moment I got home from the grocery store. A heaping teaspoonful was spread on top of a Wasa light rye cracker. (And another, and another.)
Heaven on earth. It is smooth and creamy like peanut butter, with the flavor of a cookie. I wouldn’t be able to discern a difference between this and Biscoff spread in a blind taste test.
Buying a jar of this will be the best thing anyone has ever done.
Coming soon: speculoos cookie butter cookies. Help me.
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Wow, I’ve never heard of cookie butter- but I’ll have to try it now!
[...] freezing cookies into practice, from Life Your Way. Apparently there exists a thing called Speculoos Cookie Butter. And, according to Halley on Blunder Construction, it is amazing. It doesn’t really [...]
Here is a link to a bunch of recipes using Bischoff spread (same as speculoos, but french) http://biscoffblog.com/recipes/
Oh my! So many great ideas, thanks! If I can get my finger out of the jar for long enough to bake something, I’ll try one of these.
This stuff is heaven in a jar!! Have been searching for recipes – so glad for the Bischoff link!
[...] **Speculoos Cookie Butter is temporarily unavailable due to its overwhelming popularity. More is due to arrive soon, and it’s definitely worth the wait – it’s cookie butter! Sounds awesome and out of my caloric reach. Here’s one woman’s raves… [...]
OH NO! when will it be available???????
[...] **Speculoos Cookie Butter is temporarily unavailable due to its overwhelming popularity. More is due to arrive soon, and it’s definitely worth the wait – it’s cookie butter! Sounds awesome and out of my caloric reach. Here’s one woman’s raves… [...]
[...] **Speculoos Cookie Butter is temporarily unavailable due to its overwhelming popularity. More is due to arrive soon, and it’s definitely worth the wait – it’s cookie butter! Sounds awesome and out of my caloric reach. Here’s one woman’s raves… [...]
Speculoos is made from caramelized gingerbread cookie which was traditionally baked for consumption on St. Nicholas day in Belgium.Speculoos is sourced and derived from the Dutch word ‘speculaas’ and it is a type or form of biscuit or cookies that we eat on a daily basis as part of our breakfast or snacks.
Thanks for sharing this speculoos cookie butter.i like it.
Speculoos spread
[...] this fall, Kelli is rocking the new Weight Watchers program, and I’m trying to not eat cookie butter spread on graham crackers for two meals a day–I wanted to make something new that would be [...]
[...] this weekend, we: -enjoyed our first dose of 80 degree weather and rolled our car windows down at all times -fell so in love with starbuck's espresso roast on friday that we spent the rest of the weekend calling around to see which locations were brewing it -attended a free class at the library about small business start-up and walked away with some great resources -downloaded this great little script for photoshop called storyboard -went over to our friends' joe & alli's house for a mexican dinner party and had delicious black bean enchiladas -got inspired to make our own enchiladas and tried out this recipe for a potato & kale version – they were fantastic!! -bought hydrangeas at trader joe's and are placing bets on how long i'll be able to keep them alive -skipped the farmer's market to spend some time meal planning and bought only what we needed at the grocery store for the first time in a few weeks…feels so good -went on a little bike ride in said 80 degree weather -tried to figure out how we could marry cookie butter [...]
I think I can honestly say this is the most amazing thing I’ve tried in a very… very long time!!! Thank you Trader Joes!!! Here’s our Review – http://wp.me/p106i6-3tU