PREMICES STARCH COOKIES

PREMICES STARCH COOKIES
Premices Starch Cookies - Starch Candies - Cookies - Starch Cookies - Bonbon Amidon 100% Organic - Haitian Cookies - Cookies for All Occasions - Traditional Handmade Snacks, pack 10 ct   (Pack of 1)
DESCRIPTION: Starch is a type of starch, traditionally made from cassava, which plays an essential role in Haitian cuisine. It is used in the creation of popular dishes such as Starch Candies (light, gooey cookies). Starch candies are popular cookies in Haiti, prepared with cassava starch and, often, coconut milk. Cassava starch is a popular brand in Haiti.
NUTRITION INFORMATION: Starchy foods are a good source of energy and the main source of many nutrients in our diet.  In addition to starch, they contain fiber, calcium, iron, and B vitamins. Some people think starchy foods are fattening, but gram for gram, they contain less than half the calories of fat.
TRADITIONAL TREAT: Light and delicate starch-based cookies with a unique texture and subtle sweetness, perfect any time of day.
ORGANIC QUALITY: Made from pure, carefully selected organic ingredients according to traditional Haitian recipes and methods.
MARKET REPUTATION: Since before independence, starch candies have been a delight for snack and dessert lovers. Truly comforting treats, they come in a wide variety of shapes. Ideal for a quick energy boost on the go, as a snack, as an after-meal dessert, or simply as a comforting treat.
DELIGHTFUL.  Quite crumbly, they offer a dry, delicate, and melt-in-the-mouth texture, making them perfect little cookies to savor.
SUGGESTIONS: Ideal for a quick energy boost on the go, as a snack, as an after-meal dessert, or simply as a comforting treat.
PACKAGING: Resealable kraft paper bag to keep the cookies fresh and at their optimal texture, while being convenient to store.
NATURAL INGREDIENTS: Cassava starch, sugar, coconut milk, egg, lemon zest, sea salt, etc.
QUALITY: All our irresistible desserts are handmade every day with natural ingredients. Because "your wellness is our priority."