Cookies!

So, I just wanna talk about cookies! Here, we serve colorful cookies on Eid. There's a whole cookie industry going on Ramadhan to cater to this. Check out this list of cookies! (*v*) Usually sold in round jars similar to danish cookies, it's around ~RM20-25 (~US$7-9) each.

I'm wishing for: (◠9◠)

	London Almond The cookie has almond inside, topped with chocolate & more crushed almonds. It's totally delicious, I once finished 2 jars of it in a matter of days. (◠9◠)
	Dahlia I looove this cookie! I think it's a simple butter cookie with cherries. Yet the pretty shape makes it more tempting. If I know how to bake this, I'd love to make it every month.
	Sarang Semut (Ants' Nest) Actually I haven't tasted it yet ha ha. But it looks delicious. Is it butter cookies? I hope it isn't too sweet.
	Denmark I have no idea why its called Denmark. I've never tasted it before, it's a modern cookie. Still, it looks delicious. I think it's nutty and chocolaty.
	Mocha Cookies Haven't tasted it. But mocha seems inviting! I know, sorry! I haven't tasted many types of modern cookies.
	Batang Buruk Yummy! This is a traditional cookie. It's crispy rolls powdered with nuts. Really nice to munch. & I prefer the good old recipe.
	Bahulu Also a traditional cookie. OK maybe it's not a cookie but it's served as well. It's spongy like muffins, but without the rich butter taste. Maybe it's simply flour, eggs & sugar.
	Kek Lapis Asam I know it's not a cookie too but we have cakes. & this is a thick layer cake, with pieces of asam in between. Somewhat like fruit cake maybe. I love this cake, I've tasted it & it's savory.

These cookies are available in shops or home-made (orders through friends). & Malay retailers have become more modern now. I ate a delicious blueberry bread the other day. Even the good old pineapple tarts now have blueberry tarts too. الحمد لله

Sometimes people buy to support small businesses run by housewives.

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