Kuni's Cookies
I’ve become addicted to these beauties (pictured above), a cookie quite unlike anything I’ve had before. Made of rice flour, they are crisp and light as air. The flavor profile of the biscuit itself is slightly salty which is augmented by the sweet maple icing on the top. They really are an experience, and I’ve greatly enjoyed watching people taste them for the first time. They come in a large bag for $3.69. Each bag contains 10-12 individually wrapped two-packs.
I think I’ve found one of the best ways to use them, short of simply consuming the entire bag yourself while typing away in the middle of the night. I strongly recommend that you consider serving them crumbled atop a quality vanilla ice cream at a dinner party this summer. Here again, the maple and hint of salt can really transform the simple vanilla ice cream, and the added crunch is just another bonus. Make sure to use 1 or 2 cookies per serving, a simple dusting will just not do. Now, that’s a dessert that is inexpensive, fuss-free, unique and over the top delicious. Kuni’s To Go, 226 Lexington, 14222, 881.3800, call for hours
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Ledward
Mmmm, those look goooooood. Any idea if Kuni's carries Kewpie Mayonnaise? I've heard it's great and am dying to try it.
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ChristaSeychew
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I don't know that, but I'll let you know. I generally grab a roll to go on Friday's.
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Ledward
Thanks Christa
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