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Holiday Cookie Crawl: 7 of NYC's Best Festive Treats
December is the time to sit on Santa's lap, sing Christmas carols, and eat way too many holiday cookies! If you're looking for a fun way to get in the holiday spirit, plan a cookie crawl. Throughout the city, bakeries are making beautiful cookies that look as good as they taste. To get you started, here are festive treats from seven of the city's sweetest spots.
And for more sweet ideas, see our Holiday Guide.
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Momofoku Milk Bar in the East Village is known for its wacky sweets -- they make super sweet milk by infusing it with cereal, for one. For the holidays, they're adding minty hard candies to their popular cornflake chocolate chip marshmallow cookies, and setting up a booth at the Union Square holiday market.
$1.85 each, or $10 for 6
At One Girl Cookies in Boerum Hill, each mini sweet has a lovely name. For the holidays, they're introducing Jane, a toasted walnut shortbread drizzled with a maple glaze; Elsie, a chocolate coconut square topped with shredded coconut, and Camilla, a chocolate sugar cookie sandwich filled with orange pistachio cream.
4 cookies for $2.50
Gift boxes also available: $32/24, $48/72, $64/96, $96/144
You can find sweets from Downtown Cookie Co at Whole Foods and coffee shops throughout the city. With buttery shortbread, raspberry jam and almond-flecked edges, their Jane Street Jam is perfect with a cup of tea.
$24 for a dozen

When it comes to decorative cookies, it doesn't get much better than the whimsical creations at Eleni's. When sweets are this stunning, you almost feel bad eating them. (The tree and ornament cookies in our intro photo are some of their fabulous creations.) For the holidays, they really pull out all the stops with beautifully decorated Christmas trees, ornaments, snowmen, wreaths, and this Nutcracker set that they're calling a cookie cast of magical characters.
All The Trimmings Gift Box, $75
Nutrcacker, $125
Individual holiday cookies start at $2.95
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At Three Tarts, an adorable bakery and boutique in Chelsea, Inside Out S'Mores with a vanilla bean marshmallow, graham cracker cookie, and choclate coating are a decadent holiday treat.
$2 each, $29 for a dozen

Not quite cookies, these mini fruit mince pies from Dub Pies in Windsor Terrace still look and taste very festive.
$1.50 each

At Cookie Road in Greenpoint, hand decorated holiday cookies come in all shapes and sizes. $3-$5 per cookie

For more delicious holiday ideas, visit our Holiday Guide.
About the Author
Lia Wiedemann - NYC Writer
Born and raised in New York, Lia has lived in Brooklyn since 2001. Before becoming a freelance writer in 2009, she spent seven years working for the Food Network. When she's not chasing her two little boys or searching for the best places to eat, she writes for Mommy Poppins, iVillage, babygooroo and her blog This Little Piglet.
More About Lia
We spend a lot of time in Prospect Park. For sweet treats, we love Four and Twenty Blackbirds, Trois Pommes, One Girl Cookies and Blue Marble.
What do you read when you aren't reading Mommy Poppins?
Food and lifestyle blogs. Some of my favorites include The Wednesday Chef, Orangette, Sweet Fine Day and Little Brown Pen.
What do you want to do when you grow up?
I hope to open a food-related business in Brooklyn some day, but I'm still trying to figure out what and when that will be! While I was pregnant with my second child, I started leading Brooklyn food tours for new parents. Maybe I'll start those up again some day.
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