Filet Bleu Nougatine and Chocolate Chip Cookies are a pack full of sweet flavors from the bits of endearing and slightly sticky nougatines with soft chocolate chips, delivering a mesmerizingly sweet and golden-colored French treat!
The French have an extensive assortment of sweet treats; however, beloved cookies often get overshadowed by spongy Madeleines or pleasantly crunchy Macarons. But rest assured: French cookies are equally delicious as those fabled desserts. Being a staple of the classic French breakfast and a cup of coffee or tea, breakfast biscuits come in many flavors, shapes, and sizes! France has something for every palate - from round, sandy Le Sables (shortbreads) to thin, crispy, yet still soft La Galette Bretonnes (waffle cookies). To taste French sweetness without boarding the plane, visit our collection of the most beloved French cookies!
Filet Bleu is a French biscuiterie brand that has won the hearts of many French biscuit lovers with exceptionally sweet and delightfully classic galettes and butter biscuits! Established in 1920, the brand was founded in the largest French peninsula in the west-northwest corner of France – Brittany. With over 100 years of expertise, Filet Bley produces everything from chocolate biscuits to various flavors of classic French butter cookies! To discover more brands like Filet Bleu, check out our online French grocery store!
Nougatine and Chocolate Chip Cookies from Filet Bleu make for a superior snack in the morning and after lunch! Especially great for enjoying along with a cup of tea or coffee, these French cookies will instantly become your favorite go-to!
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Ingredients: Wheat flour, chocolate chips 20% (sugar, cocoa mass, cocoa butter, emulsifier: lecithins (sunflower), flavouring), vegetable fat (palm), sugar, nougatine 5% (sugar, almonds and hazelnuts), eggs, glucose syrup, raising agents: diphosphates-sodium carbonates, lactose and milk proteins, salt, flavouring. May contain traces of soy, peanut and other nuts.
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Product Weight: 7.1 oz (200 g)
- Product of France
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