Cookies & Biscuits

American Cookies Worth Seeking Out

You can get Oreo anywhere - but the limited edition and international Oreo flavors we stock are a different story entirely. These are the versions from Canada, South Korea, and beyond that never make it to regular shelves, and they're a big part of why people keep coming back to this section. On top of that, we sell Reese's Dipped Animal Crackers, which started as a curiosity and quickly became one of the most reordered snacks in the store, plus Cookie Dough Bites Peanut Butter Theatre Box for anyone who takes their peanut butter seriously.

Japanese Kit Kats and Asian Biscuits That Keep Going Viral

Japanese Kit Kats are a whole different experience from the standard US version - different textures, different flavors, and a following that keeps growing. If you haven't tried them yet, the Strawberry Shortcake Single Mini Bar or the Strawberry Flavour 10-Pack are both great starting points. And then there's Meiji Hello Panda - little panda-shaped biscuits filled with chocolate cream that have been a Japanese staple for decades and just keep finding new fans. These are the imports that rack up millions of views online, so it's worth keeping an eye on New Arrivals to catch what's just landed before it goes.

Limited Editions, Imports & The Stuff You Don't See Twice

This is the part of the range that shows exactly how mixed things get. You've got snackable crossover stuff like M&M's Minis Brownie Brittle and Sheila G's Dunkin' Blondies sitting next to straight-up imports like Oreo Wafer Cubes in roasted hazelnut, plus full-size drops like the Marvel colour-changing packs and Brown Sugar Bubble Tea flavours that don't hang around for long. On the biscuit side, there's variety that just doesn't exist in local stores.

Then there's the bigger, giftable stuff - Swedish gingerbread kits, Tim Tams, Kinder Duo biscuits, and full cookie kits like Hogwarts and Wayne Manor. It's a constantly shifting mix of limited editions, imports, and things that just don't fit the standard “biscuit aisle” anywhere else.