When it comes to cookies, there are small batch, handmade cookies and big batch manufactured ones. While both types of cookies can be delicious, there are some key differences that make small batch, handmade cookies (in our opinion) the better choice.
One of the differences can be the ingredients used. Small batch, handmade cookies are usually made with high-quality ingredients (such as natural flavourings and preservatives). In contrast, big batch manufactured ones often contain artificial flavours or colours.
At Molly Woppy, we are passionate about using only the best locally and ethically sourced ingredients in all of our products. We believe that putting 'yum' into every cookie is essential—hence our commitment to using only the finest ingredients.
Small batch, handcrafted cookies also tend to have more unique and interesting flavours. This is because small batch cookie makers like ourselves can experiment with different ingredients and flavour combinations, while big batch manufacturers often stick to tried-and-true flavours that will appeal to the widest possible audience.
We take pride in exploring creative and innovative cookie flavours while paying tribute to the timeless and beloved Kiwi classics. We want to delight and inspire a sense of joy in all who eat our products, and by working together with our team and suppliers, we create delicious cookies that are made with care, integrity & love.
As small batch artisan cookie makers, we are passionate about our craft and take the time to ensure that each cookie is made with care and attention to detail. We think, small batch, handcrafted cookies are the better choice for anyone who wants high-quality, unique, and fresh cookies. While big batch made manufactured cookies can be tasty, they simply can't compare to the quality and attention to detail that small-batch cookie makers put into their products. So next time you're in the mood for a cookie, seek out a small batch, handcrafted one – your taste buds will thank you!
Find out more about us by watching a video HERE
When it comes to cookies, there are small batch, handmade cookies and big batch manufactured ones. While both types of cookies can be delicious, there are some key differences that make small batch, handmade cookies (in our opinion) the better choice.
One of the differences can be the ingredients used. Small batch, handmade cookies are usually made with high-quality ingredients (such as natural flavourings and preservatives). In contrast, big batch manufactured ones often contain artificial flavours or colours.
At Molly Woppy, we are passionate about using only the best locally and ethically sourced ingredients in all of our products. We believe that putting 'yum' into every cookie is essential—hence our commitment to using only the finest ingredients.
Small batch, handcrafted cookies also tend to have more unique and interesting flavours. This is because small batch cookie makers like ourselves can experiment with different ingredients and flavour combinations, while big batch manufacturers often stick to tried-and-true flavours that will appeal to the widest possible audience.
We take pride in exploring creative and innovative cookie flavours while paying tribute to the timeless and beloved Kiwi classics. We want to delight and inspire a sense of joy in all who eat our products, and by working together with our team and suppliers, we create delicious cookies that are made with care, integrity & love.
As small batch artisan cookie makers, we are passionate about our craft and take the time to ensure that each cookie is made with care and attention to detail. We think, small batch, handcrafted cookies are the better choice for anyone who wants high-quality, unique, and fresh cookies. While big batch made manufactured cookies can be tasty, they simply can't compare to the quality and attention to detail that small-batch cookie makers put into their products. So next time you're in the mood for a cookie, seek out a small batch, handcrafted one – your taste buds will thank you!
Find out more about us by watching a video HERE