Topic: [WTS] Christmascookies - different varieties (Read 1118 times)

Hmm, I estimated it abour 6000 chf...

thank you for the interest.
yes i could also ship it via DHL (international) but it will cause additional shipping fees.

Via DHL

Can you ship it to India?

yes still available.



maybe you can find a potential vendor on one of the online baking-communities from the states. i am very confident that there is somebody willing to sell for btc but unfortunately not aware of this great money-technology.

dang wish there was something similar offered to the states.
I love homemade cookies but my wife cant bake and I suck
at it lol

I am willing to buy, is this still available?

I don't think Christmas Oreos are quite the same as Homemade Christmas Cookies.

I think this is quite the niche business idea.....good luck with your venture

have a look on the ingredients used in those oreos.. You can not compare the quality level. Thanks, Merry Christmas too!

0.07 btc = $25 USD might be too expensive for me when a large pack of Christmas oreos is a fraction of that cost. Good luck in your sales though. Merry Christmas.

Thanks for this great review!

Yummy yummy  :)Looks Good and nice idea i will order some cookis .

Yesterday I randomly received a big box and I didn't know what it was at first. Only after opening it up and unwrapping loads of bubble wrap, I found a very christmassy bag (see the picture below) filled with cookies! At that moment I remembered that ca333 asked me to review his cookies, so yeah, here goes my cookie review.

Nut wedges: I recently had one from a bakery and I can tell you that these were a lot better! Bit dry, but great overall.
Coconut kisses: Slighty biased about this, because I love coconut. This cookie tasted amazing and so much better than a store bought one. It was crisp, which was a pleasant surprise as I only knew soft ones.
Nutella® cookies: This one could a bit more Nutella, but I liked it anyway.
Marzipan thaler: Nice mix of chocolate and marzipan, but I'm biased again, as I really like marzipan.
Linzer cookies: Not to sweet, very pleasant taste. My GF liked these the most.
Hussaren: Just like the Linzer. My GF didn't like it as much though. Guess tastes differ.

I would say that these cookies tasted a lot better than ones from the store or even the bakery. I noticed that ca333 used good quality ingredients and the cookies didn't tasted stale or strange from the shipment. They still tasted like they were baked yesterday.

I'm not sure if I would buy these at the current price, but if you do get them, you'll certainly enjoy them.

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Bump.

p.s. Review from a tester will be posted soon (today or tomorrow).

Hello Community,

christmas is coming closer and i want to offer you my handmade cookies this year.
All prices include shipping (EU and CH) and present-package. The cookies are packed well and will come in an cellophan-bag with a nice ribbon attached to it. So you can also give it away as a present.

Sample-pack (~100g) = 0.04 BTC

250g   = 0.06 BTC
500g   = 0.08 BTC
1000g = 0.12 BTC


ingredients:
Organic, sustainable and regional food have a very high priority for me.
I only use eg. organic flour, Appenzeller-milk & budder, vienna sugar,
real bourbon-vanilla from controlled farming, original Wachauer apricot jam, and more high quality ingr.



p.s. amounts are not less than: So you will always get more than listed above.
sorts: nut wedges, vanilla crescents, Linzer cookies, Hussaren, nutella®  cookies, marzipan thaler, coconut kisses


thank you,
ca333