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L.a is in the Middle of a Cookie Craze. The Best Ones to Try Now

By Matthew Lynch
March 4, 2024
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Los Angeles is often associated with health-conscious cuisine and an obsession with the latest dietary fads. Still, it’s also a city that doesn’t shy away from indulgences, especially when it comes to sweets. Recently, L.A. has found itself in the throes of a full-fledged cookie craze, with bakeries and cafes across the city concocting all sorts of elaborate and delicious creations. Here’s a roundup of some of the best cookies you need to try right now in the City of Angels.

1. The Churro Cookie at Sweet E’s Bake Shop

Sweet E’s merges the classic cinnamon-sugar flavors of a churro with the chewy delight of a cookie. This creation has become a cult favorite, featuring a sugary exterior and a soft center that almost melts in your mouth.

2. Chocolate Chip Sourdough at Proof Bakery

Proof Bakery has taken the staple chocolate chip cookie and given it a tangy twist by incorporating sourdough starter into the dough. The result? A uniquely flavored cookie with depth that pairs perfectly with your favorite cup of coffee.

3. Sea Salt Pistachio Chocolate Cookie from The Naughty Cookie

The Naughty Cookie, known for its plant-based treats, showcases its ingenuity with this delightful combination of salty and sweet, studded with pistachios and rich chocolate chunks that cater to vegans and non-vegans alike.

4. Birthday Cake Cookies at Cookie Good

For those who enjoy celebrating every day like it’s their birthday, Cookie Good’s Birthday Cake Cookies are a must-try. Packed with colorful sprinkles and cake batter flavor, they’re the ideal treat for when you need something festive.

5. Lemon Lavender Shortbread at Little Flower Candy Co.

Little Flower Candy Co.’s cookies offer an aromatic twist on traditional shortbread by infusing it with lemon zest and lavender flowers—a truly sophisticated treat perfect for an afternoon tea session or as a pick-me-up any time of day.

6. Ube Crinkle Cookies from B Sweet Dessert Bar

B Sweet highlights Filipino flavors with its ube crinkle cookies, bursting with vibrant purple yams’ earthy sweetness and blanketed in powdered sugar for a dessert that is as visually striking as it is delicious.

7. S’mores Cookies from Diddy Riese

Diddy Riese takes the nostalgic flavors of s’mores—the campfire classic—right into their bakery with marshmallow-filled, graham cracker-dotted cookies that are finished off with chunks of Hershey’s milk chocolate for an authentic s’mores experience.

In conclusion, while artisanal breads and plant-based dishes continue to carve out their own niches in L.A.’s culinary landscape, there is no understating the sheer joy that these creative cookie offerings bring to locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re craving the classics with a twist or something entirely novel, Los Angeles’ current cookie offerings are sure to satisfy any sweet tooth.

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