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I won't be surprised if you can't, but I thought I'd give it a shot. I've googled a number of different descriptions, to no avail.
They're a type of "stroopwaffel" cookie, two thin butter waffle-type cookies with a layer of chocolate (dark, white, or hazelnut) spread between the two layers. The ideal way to eat this cookie is to place it over your cup/mug of tea or coffee so that the warmth melts the chocolate. Now-defunct Borders used to carry them at the checkout counter, and DH and I would each get one (individually packaged there) when we'd go to their little cafe shop. The name was "Queen Anne" or something like that.
Then, about 2 years ago, I found them at Wegmans, sold in boxes. Unfortunately, that store no longer carries them, and I can't find them elsewhere. I thought I'd give it a shot here, though I won't be surprised if no one knows as this apparently was not a popular cookie.
Interestingly, we're not generally fans of boxed cookies, but loved these as a special treat.
I think I saw something like this at ALDI today. Of course, I didn't see your post til I got home, so I'm not sure if it's what you're looking for, but worth a shot. If you're near an ALDI, that is.
I won't be surprised if you can't, but I thought I'd give it a shot. I've googled a number of different descriptions, to no avail.
They're a type of "stroopwaffel" cookie, two thin butter waffle-type cookies with a layer of chocolate (dark, white, or hazelnut) spread between the two layers. The ideal way to eat this cookie is to place it over your cup/mug of tea or coffee so that the warmth melts the chocolate. Now-defunct Borders used to carry them at the checkout counter, and DH and I would each get one (individually packaged there) when we'd go to their little cafe shop. The name was "Queen Anne" or something like that.
Then, about 2 years ago, I found them at Wegmans, sold in boxes. Unfortunately, that store no longer carries them, and I can't find them elsewhere. I thought I'd give it a shot here, though I won't be surprised if no one knows as this apparently was not a popular cookie.
Interestingly, we're not generally fans of boxed cookies, but loved these as a special treat.
Thanks, in advance.
Until you find the cookie mentioned in your quest...why not try Pepperidge Farm Milano Cookies. They sound pretty close to what you describe, but the cookies in this product are not waffle-like..more like thin, crispy teacakes of the Southern variety. There is chocolate in the middle and hazelnuts, I believe.
Until you find the cookie mentioned in your quest...why not try Pepperidge Farm Milano Cookies. They sound pretty close to what you describe, but the cookies in this product are not waffle-like..more like thin, crispy teacakes of the Southern variety. There is chocolate in the middle and hazelnuts, I believe.
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