French butter cookies or Les Palets by La Mère Poulard are thick, round French cookies with an eye-catching golden color and pleasantly crumbly texture. These buttery shortbreads are presented in a colorful tin box. 

The French have an extensive assortment of sweet treats to offer; however, beloved cookies often get overshadowed by spongy Madeleines or pleasantly crunchy Macarons. However, rest assured: French cookies are equally delicious as those fabled desserts.  France has everything for every palate - from round, sandy Le Sables (shortbreads) to thin, crispy, yet somehow still soft La Galette Bretonnes (waffle-cookies). So, to get a taste of French sweetness without boarding the plane, visit our collection of French cookies!

La Mère Poulard is an unrivaled French company founded in 1888 by renowned chefs Annette and Victor Poulard. Annette Poulard has created a myriad of beloved recipes that have become a legendary part of French cuisine, now transmitted by the La Mère Poulard brand. The brand has become worldwide famous for tirelessly delivering unmatched quality, exquisite flavor combinations, and signature flair by offering an extensive assortment of everything from the earth to sea and traditional French cookies, pastries, and chocolate treats. You can discover all the fabled sweet treats from La Mère Poulard and many more gourmet brands in our French food store online!

French butter cookies Palets by La Mère Poulard will be the ultimate gift for your friends with a sweet tooth! To surprise them with gourmet treats, serve La Mère Poulard’s signature treats over creamy Cappuccino or English Breakfast tea, and enjoy!

• Ingredients: Wheat flour (France), butter (24%), sugar, eggs (2.6%), powdered egg yolks (1.3%), salt, natural vanilla flavor, caramel (glucose syrup , sugar, water). Contains: gluten, milk and eggs. May contain traces of soy, sesame and nuts. 
• Product Weight: 8.8 oz (250 g)
• Product of France

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.