
Brittany, France
Sable Breton
Sablé breton is a thick Breton shortbread made rich with butter and egg yolk.
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Brittany, France
Sablé breton is a thick Breton shortbread made rich with butter and egg yolk.

Italy
No-bake chocolate 'salami' of cocoa, crushed biscuits, butter, and sometimes nuts, sliced to look like a cured meat. A children's party favorite.

Samoa
Masi Samoa
Samoan coconut cookies; flour, sugar, and coconut baked into crisp, golden rounds; often served snack and gift; found at markets and bakeries; simple, sweet, and coconutty; a TasteAtlas-listed snack; the cookie that travels well across the islands.

Norway
Sandbakkelse
A Norwegian Christmas sugar cookie, pressed into fluted tins, buttery and crumbly, filled with cream or berries. A national and Christmas stapled delicate cookie, a seven-cookie tradition, a tart, a pastry.

Norway
A Norwegian Christmas cookie, small and crumbly with vanilla, a melt-in-the-mouth treat, a festive classic. A national and Christmas stapled delicate cookie, a seven-cookie tradition, a small and crumbly cookie, a pastry.

Japan
煎餅
Crispy Japanese rice crackers, grilled or baked, flavored with soy, salt, or seaweed.

Brazil
Small Brazilian cassava-starch cookies that crumble softly and melt quickly on the tongue.

Damascus, Lebanon
برازق
Thin crisp biscuits coated with sesame seeds on one side and pressed with pistachio on the other.

Iraq
شكر لمة
Short, crumbly cardamom biscuits made with clarified butter, so fragile they collapse in the mouth.

India
शंकरपाळी
A Maharashtrian and North Indian sweet or savory diamond-shaped snack made from flour and ghee. Popular during festivals.

Albania
Sheqerpare are Albanian shortbread-like pastries soaked in lemon-scented sugar syrup until tender, often finished with a nut.

Scotland, United Kingdom
A biscuit of flour, butter and sugar in a three-to-two-to-one ratio, baked pale and sandy with no raising agent.

Ghent, Belgium
Sneeuwballen are fried Belgian dough balls dusted with sugar and eaten fresh from a stall.

United States
A soft, chewy sugar cookie rolled in cinnamon sugar with a crackly top.

South Africa
A South African spiced sweet cookie with wine, cinnamon, and cloves, a Dutch-origin and Cape classic. A national and tea-time staple, sweet and aromatic

Spain
Mantecados
Crumbly lard Christmas cookies, closely related to polvorones.

North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Spekulatius
Spiced cookies pressed in wooden molds, from Westphalia and the Rhineland, traditional at Christmas.

Belgium
Spéculoos / Speculaas
A Belgian spiced biscuit with cinnamon, cloves, and brown sugar, traditionally for St. Nicholas.

Netherlands
Kruidnoten
Small round crunchy speculaas-type cookies heavily spiced with ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, white pepper, cloves, and nutmeg.

Netherlands
Speculaas
Crunchy spiced cookies flavored with cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, cardamom, and white pepper, often shaped with figures.

Germany
Spitzbuben are tender butter cookies sandwiched with red jam, usually with a cut-out window in the top biscuit.

Germany
Spritzgebaeck are piped butter cookies baked into ridged rings or fingers with crisp edges and a short tender crumb.

Dominican Republic
Small Dominican meringue kisses made from whipped egg whites and sugar, piped and baked slowly until crisp outside and light within.

Panama
Panamanian meringue cookies, light and crisp, made from whipped egg whites and sugar.

Ipoh, Malaysia
Green bean paste biscuits from Ipoh.

Pernambuco, Brazil
A Pernambuco griddled cookie-like sweet with a firm edge, commonly sold in bakeries and neighborhood markets.

South Korea
다식
Pressed cookies made from ground pine nuts, sesame, soybeans, or rice flour, mixed with honey and stamped with decorative molds.

Sarawak, Malaysia
Sago crackers from Sarawak, crispy and savory, crispy texture with not burnt and sago aroma.

South Africa
A South African coconut biscuit with a crumbly texture, used in fridge tarts and eaten with tea

Thailand
ทองม้วน
Crispy golden rolled wafers made from coconut milk, rice flour, and sugar, a traditional Thai snack.

Australia
Australia's most loved chocolate biscuit since 1964: two malted biscuits separated by chocolate cream filling, coated in thin chocolate layer, try the Tim Tam Slam!

Zurich, Switzerland
Thin, hard honey biscuits stamped with carved wooden moulds and baked at high heat so the pattern browns while the base stays pale.

Cuba
Cuban shortbread cookies of flour, sugar, and lard, crumbly and lightly sweet, from the town of Morón.

Central Russia, Russia
Тульский пряник
Stamped gingerbread from Tula since 1788, a rectangular slab of dense honey dough with jam or condensed-milk filling.

Mongolia
Ул боов
Large stamped shortbread-like cakes stacked in odd-numbered layers and topped with sweets, curds and sugar as the centrepiece of the Tsagaan Sar table. The festival follows the lunar calendar.

Kandy, Sri Lanka
ඌන්ඩු වලාළු
Urad bean flour batter piped into coils and deep-fried, then soaked in kithul treacle until crisp and sticky at once.