Royal Dansk Danish Cookie Selection, No Preservatives or Coloring Added, 12 Oz. (Pack of 1)

I come from a family with a history of diabetes, so I try to be careful about what I eat—especially when it comes to sweets. But sometimes, you just want a little treat. These Royal Dansk butter cookies have been that for me: something simple, affordable, and satisfying without feeling like I’m throwing all my health goals out the window.They’re made with basic, clean ingredients—no preservatives, no weird chemicals—which honestly makes me feel better about enjoying them once in a while. I usually have one or two after a balanced meal, or with a handful of nuts. It helps keep things steady and avoids that blood sugar spike I try to stay ahead of.And the tin? It’s sturdy and kind of charming. After the cookies are gone (which happens pretty fast), I reuse it for storing little things—buttons, chargers, tea bags, whatever. It’s a small bonus, but it’s nice.For anyone trying to be mindful but still enjoy the occasional treat, this really hits the right balance.

"Came for the sewing kit, stayed for the butter cookies. 10/10, no regrets."When I ordered this charming little SINGER sewing basket, I imagined myself finally becoming the kind of person who casually says things like, “Oh, I’ll just stitch that up real quick!” Instead, I became the kind of person who opens a sewing kit and finds—surprise!—nothing but butter cookies.Not a needle in sight, but enough Danish-style butter cookies to make me question every decision I’ve ever made… and then go back for seconds.There were no spools of thread. No pincushion. The measuring tape was conspicuously absent, possibly hiding under the sea of sugary shortbread like a textile Loch Ness monster. Buttery goodness in every compartment, though. I’m talking the full assortment: pretzel-shaped, crinkly-edged, mysterious-swirly ones that all taste the same but somehow feel different.Eventually, I did find some sewing accessories buried beneath the cookie carnage: a lonely thimble, one safety pin, and what I think was a haunted bobbin. The scissors looked like they were included more out of obligation than usefulness. The whole setup whispered, “Sure, you could sew… but wouldn’t you rather eat?”The basket itself is fantastic, though—sturdy, well-made, and now permanently imbued with the gentle aroma of butter and poor impulse control. Once I cleaned out the crumbs and accepted my fate, I filled it with real sewing supplies from a separate purchase and now feel moderately competent.To recap:🧵 Sewing starter kit? Eh.🍪 Cookie tin masquerading as a sewing basket? Elite.🧺 Actual basket? Adorable and worth it.😋 Butter cookie-to-sewing ratio? 100:1💡 Would I buy it again? Absolutely—next time I’m hungry.---Final verdict: 5 stars, 0 needles, 600 buttery calories.(Review generated by ChatGPT)

I ordered a sewing kit, but for some reason it came with cookies instead. However, I have to say these are delicious! Perfect for coffee time and they stay fresh for long. Flavor is perfect. Not too sweet, but quite buttery. I've been eating these since a kid and they never get old. And they are very affordable, which I love.

I found these cookies when I was searching Amazon for cookie tins to use when shipping some treats to a friend and was surprised to find a tin filled with cookies for around the same price as an empty tin, took a chance and ordered a few for my care package. The tins arrived in perfect condition except for one thing: they were filled with cookies and I needed empty tins. Solution? Try a few and see what they're like since I really only ordered them for the tins anyway, right?Wrong! I'll tell you what, these cookies are so delicious I'm embarrassed to admit that I've pretty much eaten them all instead of storing all the cookies in zip bags for when I want a sweet treat. Nope, didn't work out that way because I've been gobbling them up like a ravenous cookie monster. Not my best effort in restraint but it is what it is.The cookies are buttery, not overly sweet, light in taste and texture. These aren't chewy cookies by any means, wasn't expecting them to be, but they are perfect as an accompaniment to an afternoon tea or coffee break. All of the cookies have a similar taste with slight variations, some being more vanilla forward, others more crispy or tender, one with coconut (probably my favorite!) One thing I absolutely love about these cookies beside the taste is that all the ingredients are recognizable to me, no PhD in chemistry required!The calories are reasonable if you eat them in moderation (unlike me) with a serving size of 4 cookies totaling 170 calories or around 43 calories each. Another thing I love about them is that they're relatively low in sugar at 9 grams per serving which is less than many breakfast cereals on the shelves. On the down side they are high in saturated fat, 28% of the recommended daily intake according the the nutrition label that I just read, something I wish I knew before I gobbled up so many of them but I'll remember for future reference next time I'm tempted to overindulge.Long story longer: I came for the tin and fell in love with the cookie! If you like butter cookies, you'll probably enjoy these as much as I did.

These are a great alternative to expensive Walkers brand shortbread cookies and these are delicate melt in your mouth style cookies. Royal Dansk has been a product I have been buying for decades. Watch out when shopping in stores as China has copied this tin almost exactly and the cookies are no comparison and contain no butter. Royal Dansk should go after these Chinese sellers selling knockoffs. I bought a tin and saw where they were made and went right back in the store for a refund.