Griddle Your Way to Gourmet Cookie Perfection with These Cookie IronsUpgrade your baking game with these international cookies

You don’t need a plane ticket to indulge in signature gourmet cookies from overseas. Break from the usual and impress family and friends with some global baking knowledge—take them to Norway, Italy, and the Netherlands with these cookie irons.

Its lacy imprint and wafer-thin delicacy instantly sets this cookie apart from the ordinary. The CucinaPro machine comes with a stress-free, non-stick surface and allows you to make two 5-inch cookies at a time. Serve them with a simple showering of powdered sugar, mold them into the shape of a cannolo for stuffing, or use two to create a dainty Nutella sandwich. The possibilities are endless.

Though commonly made during the holiday season in Scandinavia, these cookies are fun to make and delicious to eat all-year long. Simply crisp up a thin layer of batter until lightly golden, then roll into a cone shape using the plastic shaper tool. Fill them with fresh custard and berries or pack them with homemade ice cream.

Traditional stroopwafels are meant to sit atop of your coffee mug, slowly allowing the steam to warm up the spiced, syrupy center into a gooey sweet-toothed fantasy just in time for your first bite. Though most of us don’t have the patience to wait even 30 seconds to warm up the center, stroopwafels can be eaten hot off the griddle.

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Griddle Your Way to Gourmet Cookie Perfection with These Cookie Irons

Upgrade your baking game with these international cookies

By SAVEUR Commerce Team


Updated on May 14, 2021

You don’t need a plane ticket to indulge in signature gourmet cookies from overseas. Break from the usual and impress family and friends with some global baking knowledge—take them to Norway, Italy, and the Netherlands with these cookie irons.

Its lacy imprint and wafer-thin delicacy instantly sets this cookie apart from the ordinary. The CucinaPro machine comes with a stress-free, non-stick surface and allows you to make two 5-inch cookies at a time. Serve them with a simple showering of powdered sugar, mold them into the shape of a cannolo for stuffing, or use two to create a dainty Nutella sandwich. The possibilities are endless.

Though commonly made during the holiday season in Scandinavia, these cookies are fun to make and delicious to eat all-year long. Simply crisp up a thin layer of batter until lightly golden, then roll into a cone shape using the plastic shaper tool. Fill them with fresh custard and berries or pack them with homemade ice cream.

Traditional stroopwafels are meant to sit atop of your coffee mug, slowly allowing the steam to warm up the spiced, syrupy center into a gooey sweet-toothed fantasy just in time for your first bite. Though most of us don’t have the patience to wait even 30 seconds to warm up the center, stroopwafels can be eaten hot off the griddle.

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