What cookies? those metal boxes usually have sewing supplies, threads, needles, thimbles, never saw cookies in one of those.
Fit-Profession-1628 on
We have cookies in boxes such as those (as someone else said we all had those boxes at home and strongly remember the disappointment upon opening one up just to find sewing supplies instead of actual cookies). But that brand is actually Danish so no, not traditionally Portuguese. There are some Portuguese ones of course.
Butt_Roidholds on
I mean we have cookies just like those, in tins.
But the brand/colouring of the tin is different – afair – than the one in your picture.
Upon investigating, it seems [Danesita is Dancake’s operating company in Portugal](https://www.danesita.com/en/about-us), so that explains why it says it originates in Portugal in your tin.
But I’ve never seen that specific tin design here. Maybe it’s only used for abroad markets, no idea.
montanhas18 on
No, not at all.
BlameLayer3Network on
Urban mith, thoses boxes are for needles and thimbles
ProcrastinarContigo on
Nop. No eggs and no cinnamon, guaranteed as not Portuguese.
imawallflowery on
No. Those are regular chocolate chip cookies you find in any country
NewtonWonderland on
Never saw them
zzzerofoxxx on
No, lol.
Top-Representative13 on
No.
Ours are blue, and on their first life contains only butter cookies.
On their second life, the contain needles and buttons.
But that version with chocolate looks good
Expensive-Ad-1031 on
Isso é da costuea meteste bulaxhas?
Lopsided-Monitor-598 on
No
gordonportugal on
No.
The Portuguese official version is a blue box with needles inside and other sewing accessories.
FreezaSama on
No. NEXT
WholeFar2035 on
NOPE!!!
Cookies for sale are not famous. The sold ones are…
Far_Bed5471 on
Not at all.
im-always-lying on
Those cookies are made by Danesita (as you can see on the cover) as far as I can tell they are a portuguese bakery (I think part of Dan Cake)
I’d die if I could buy one box of butter chocolate chip cookies like that in Portugal. We usually have blue tins with a bigger variety and those chips are my favourite.
doDiaboAdvogado on
You got touristed ganged grapes, born and raised in Porto for the last 40 years, never ever seen this in my life.
Constant-Might-7230 on
I worked in the factory where those biscuits are made. Those ones are like a “special edition” of the tipical butter cookies from dancake. They are made in Portugal, but definitely not so famous as the original ones.
oalaridodoruxaxa on
The cans are made in Portugal, by colep, in Vale de Cambra.
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What cookies? those metal boxes usually have sewing supplies, threads, needles, thimbles, never saw cookies in one of those.
We have cookies in boxes such as those (as someone else said we all had those boxes at home and strongly remember the disappointment upon opening one up just to find sewing supplies instead of actual cookies). But that brand is actually Danish so no, not traditionally Portuguese. There are some Portuguese ones of course.
I mean we have cookies just like those, in tins.
But the brand/colouring of the tin is different – afair – than the one in your picture.
So far, the tins I’ve seen have been like [this](https://www.continente.pt/dw/image/v2/BDVS_PRD/on/demandware.static/-/Sites-col-master-catalog/default/dw57b61de1/images/col/708/7082116-hero.jpg?sw=2000&sh=2000), or [this](https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/shopping?q=tbn:ANd9GcT0G9RB2SNsVDUYFF-HW4zE2U2ORITfNY7NAxbMtrMj6pVh5d-jR7ZEkIbJS3RUoOwac89oQoxKCuY3iqXrYH0CZV__Wdcv1n8k4dl0xR6-8ZvxuZ9SPCn0) and more rarely like [this](https://www.pingodoce.pt/wp-content/uploads/products/large/874242-73431038f1d440f7dc59317d052d09df.jpg)
Upon investigating, it seems [Danesita is Dancake’s operating company in Portugal](https://www.danesita.com/en/about-us), so that explains why it says it originates in Portugal in your tin.
But I’ve never seen that specific tin design here. Maybe it’s only used for abroad markets, no idea.
No, not at all.
Urban mith, thoses boxes are for needles and thimbles
Nop. No eggs and no cinnamon, guaranteed as not Portuguese.
No. Those are regular chocolate chip cookies you find in any country
Never saw them
No, lol.
No.
Ours are blue, and on their first life contains only butter cookies.
On their second life, the contain needles and buttons.
But that version with chocolate looks good
Isso é da costuea meteste bulaxhas?
No
No.
The Portuguese official version is a blue box with needles inside and other sewing accessories.
No. NEXT
NOPE!!!
Cookies for sale are not famous. The sold ones are…
Not at all.
Those cookies are made by Danesita (as you can see on the cover) as far as I can tell they are a portuguese bakery (I think part of Dan Cake)
https://www.danesita.com/en/contacts
I’d die if I could buy one box of butter chocolate chip cookies like that in Portugal. We usually have blue tins with a bigger variety and those chips are my favourite.
You got touristed ganged grapes, born and raised in Porto for the last 40 years, never ever seen this in my life.
I worked in the factory where those biscuits are made. Those ones are like a “special edition” of the tipical butter cookies from dancake. They are made in Portugal, but definitely not so famous as the original ones.
The cans are made in Portugal, by colep, in Vale de Cambra.