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Brand: Milka

Milka Cookies with Chocolate 135g

135g (4.76 oz)
$2.75$0.58/oz
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  • Made in Poland
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About this product

Crunchy wheat cookies dotted with pieces of Milka milk chocolate, in a 135g bag made in Poland.

These are round, golden cookies with little chunks of Milka milk chocolate mixed into the dough before baking. Because the chocolate is inside the cookie rather than spread on top, you get a bit of it in every bite.

In Poland, where they are baked by Mondelez Polska, the bag is known as Milka Pieguski Choco. "Pieguski" is the Polish word for freckles, a nod to the chocolate spots across each cookie. You may also see them called Milka Choco Cookies.

Each 135g bag holds about ten cookies. Malincho sells them in the USA as an independent retailer.

Taste and serving ideas

How they taste

The cookie itself is lightly sweet and crunchy, with a simple baked-dough flavor. The milk chocolate pieces are creamy and mild, with the gentle cocoa flavor Milka is known for rather than a dark, bitter note.

They are less sweet than a chocolate-coated biscuit, so they pair well with drinks.

Ways to enjoy them

Two cookies make a neat afternoon snack with coffee, tea or a glass of cold milk. They also fit easily into lunchboxes and travel bags.

For a quick dessert, crumble a few over vanilla ice cream or yogurt, or sandwich a scoop of ice cream between two cookies.

How they differ from other Milka cookies

Milka makes several cookie lines. Some are plain biscuits topped with a layer of chocolate, others have a soft filling. This one keeps it simple: a classic chocolate chip style cookie, with the chocolate baked right in.

Snack idea: warm two cookies for about 10 seconds in the microwave so the chocolate pieces turn soft and melty.
Ingredients and allergens

Wheat flour, sugar, palm oil, eggs (5.5%), whole milk powder, cocoa mass, cocoa butter, glucose syrup, wheat starch, whey powder (from milk), raising agents (diphosphates, sodium carbonates), salt, emulsifier (soy lecithins), flavouring, egg white powder.

Contains

Wheat (gluten)EggsMilkSoy

May contain traces of

Tree nuts

Storage

Store in a dry place away from heat. Close the bag after opening to keep the cookies crisp.

Always check the package label, as recipes can change.

Nutrition

Nutrition Facts

About 5 servings per container
Serving size2 cookies (27g)
Amount per serving
Calories135
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 6.8g9%
Saturated Fat 3.5g18%
Sodium 90mg4%
Total Carbohydrate 17g6%
Dietary Fiber less than 1g1%
Total Sugars 8.9g
Protein 1.7g
* The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
Per 100g (European label)
Energy2090 kJ / 499 kcal
Fat25g
of which saturates13g
Carbohydrate62g
of which sugars33g
Fibre1.6g
Protein6.3g
Salt0.82g

The Nutrition Facts panel is converted from the European label, which lists values per 100g and per 2 cookies (27g) portion. It is provided for reference and is not the official US label.

Product details
Brand
Milka (Mondelez International)
Type
Wheat cookies with milk chocolate pieces
Also known as
Milka Pieguski Choco, Milka Choco Cookies
Made in
Poland
EAN
5906747312107
SKU
ST M 475406
Questions and answers

How many cookies are in a bag?

The 135g bag holds about ten cookies. The label's serving is 2 cookies (27g).

How many calories are in a serving?

About 135 calories per 2-cookie (27g) serving, based on the European per-100g label values.

What allergens do they contain?

They contain wheat (gluten), eggs, milk and soy, and may contain traces of tree nuts.

Are they gluten free?

No. Wheat flour is the main ingredient, so they are not suitable for a gluten-free diet.

Where are they made?

In Poland, by Mondelez Polska. Malincho, an independent retailer, ships them across the USA from New Jersey.

What does "Pieguski" mean?

It is the Polish word for freckles, which is how these cookies are known in Poland because of their chocolate spots.

How should I store them?

Keep the bag closed in a cool, dry place away from heat so the cookies stay crisp.