Ingredients Cookie Base Topping Instructions 1. Make dough Cream butter and sugar. Add egg, lemon juice, and zest. Mix in flour and baking powder. 2. Shape & bake Form cookies and bake at 350°F (175°C) for 10–12 minutes. 3. Make glaze Mix powdered sugar and lemon juice. 4. Assemble Top cookies with raspberry and drizzle…
This is one of those items where you can tell right away it’s actually doing something right — not just another basic sauce thrown on chicken. Visually, they look solid. The coating is glossy from the sauce, and you can tell they’re properly covered instead of just lightly tossed. The first bite is where it…
This one sounds like it should be a simple swap, but it ends up feeling a bit different from what you expect. Visually, it looks exactly like a Big Mac — same structure, same layers — just with chicken instead of beef. The first bite is familiar, but slightly off. You still get the Big…
This one is definitely more on the “interesting” side before you even take a sip. Visually, it’s one of the nicer drinks. You’ve got that soft purple from the ube layered with milk and espresso, and it actually looks like something you’d go out of your way to try. The first sip is smooth and…
This one is a bit more straightforward compared to the macchiato, but also a bit more subtle. Visually, it looks like a standard latte with a slight purple tone, but not as layered or eye-catching. The first sip is mostly latte — coffee and milk come through first. The coconut sits underneath, adding a mild…
This one is very clearly built to be rich, and it commits to that from the start. Visually, it looks heavy. You’ve got two chocolate cookies with a thick filling in between, and it reads more like a dessert sandwich than a typical cookie. It feels substantial before you even pick it up. The first…
This one shifts completely away from the heavy chocolate side and into something softer and more balanced. Visually, it actually looks like a muffin top more than a cookie. It’s lighter, slightly golden, and you can usually see blueberry throughout. The first bite is soft and slightly cakey. It doesn’t feel like a traditional cookie…
This one is exactly what it sounds like — and that’s both a good thing and something to be aware of going in. Visually, it looks loaded. You’ve got a thick cookie base with visible mix-ins, usually chunks that mimic that Snickers combination of chocolate, peanut butter, and caramel. It immediately looks heavy. The first…
This one is easily the biggest contrast in the lineup, and it’s a needed one. Visually, it’s lighter and brighter, often with a soft base and a topping or glaze that hints at that lemonade flavour. It stands out from all the heavier cookies immediately. The first bite is soft and slightly cakey. The lemon…
This week is a really clear split between heavy, dessert-style cookies and lighter, more balanced options, and that contrast actually works in its favour. You’ve got two very rich, dense cookies: Both of these lean heavily into richness. The Dubai sandwich is the most one-dimensional — all chocolate, all the way through. The Snickers cookie…