Millies cookies (Millie's Cookies)

Member Name: sugarcultsweetie

Product:	Millie's Cookies
Date:	24/06/09 (22 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Yummy! Good range of flavours

Disadvantages: Expensive

Millies cookies is to me the cookie equivalent of Ben and Jerrys ice cream - realistically very expensive for food, but SO good as an occasional treat - and when tired and hungry at a train station, sometimes inevitable. A fairly recent addition of the cookie pop has also led to a £50,000 donation to childline over the past 2 years, so you can feel good whilst eating your sugar.

Luckily for me, special offer vouchers are available on their website and student discount gets you a free hot drink with any food. Cookies are 99p each, though they are cheaper when bought in bulk, and come in 8 varieties. As I said, though this is pretty pricey for baked goods, they all taste delicious and are suprisingly filling! Muffins, hot drinks, and Robbin and Baskin ice-cream are also available for snackers, but gift ideas are also available.

Boxes of cookies are one choice, but the best by far is the celebration cookie. Basically a giant 12" cookie, thick and iced in two flavours of frosting, these are simply to die for - the ultimate gift for a anyone with a sweet tooth. Millies cookies most recent addition to this is a double layered celebration cookie, sandwiched together by more frosting though to me this seems just a step too far.

Millies cookies counters are spread throughout shopping centres and train stations, so next time you see one, make the trip and try them out!

Summary: Lovely shopping snacks