Cookies Price in Bangladesh

A cookie is a richer biscuit: more butter or fat, more sugar, and often chocolate, nuts or a soft filling. That makes it the one people put out for guests, pack in an Eid tin or reach for with afternoon cha — and the one worth treating as a treat rather than a snack to finish by the packet.

Cookies sits under Snacks.

The Kinds of Cookie on This Shelf

Type	What to expect
Butter cookies	Crumbly, rich; often sold in gift tins
Chocolate and choco-chip	Cocoa dough or chocolate pieces
Centre-filled	A soft chocolate or cream centre inside
Local flavours	Sormalai, kheer, malai and coconut
Egg and milk cookies	Lighter, softer bites

Plain everyday biscuits — Marie, salted crackers, toast — are on Plain Biscuits, and sandwich biscuits with a cream layer on Cream Biscuits.

“Butter Flavoured” Is Not the Same as Butter

Read the ingredient list, not just the front. A pack that says butter flavoured usually gets its taste from flavouring, with vegetable or palm oil as the fat. A cookie made with real butter lists butter among its ingredients. Neither is a health food, but it tells you what you are paying for. Look out for hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated fat, which health guidance says to keep to a minimum.

Treat-Sized Portions

Two or three cookies can carry as much sugar and fat as a small meal’s worth of snacks. Put a few on a plate instead of eating from the pack, and pair them with tea or milk rather than another sweet. For children, cookies suit an occasional treat more than the daily tiffin. People managing diabetes or weight should count cookies as part of the day’s sugar.

Allergens: Milk, Egg, Wheat and Nuts

Most cookies contain wheat, milk and often egg; many are made on lines that also handle nuts. The allergen statement on the pack is the place to check, especially before offering cookies to a child with allergies or to guests you are unsure about. Egg-free cookies are fewer; check before buying for someone who avoids egg.

Storing Cookies in the Heat and Rain

• Airtight tins — keep butter cookies crisp through the monsoon.
• Keep centre-filled cookies cool — soft fillings melt and smear on hot days.
• Away from strong smells — butter cookies pick up odours from spices and onions.
• Watch the date — rich cookies go stale and rancid faster than plain biscuits once opened.

Cookies for Guests and Gifting

Family packs and large tins are the usual choice for Eid, weddings and visits. A tin of butter cookies keeps well unopened and can be shared over several days if the lid is closed properly each time. Mixing a chocolate variety with a plain butter one covers most tastes at the table. For an older relative or a diabetic guest, a plain biscuit alongside is a thoughtful option.

Cookies Biscuit Price in Bangladesh

Local brands in small packs sit at the lower end. Family packs and gift tins cost more up front, and imported and real-butter cookies sit higher again.

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Before You Buy

• Check whether it uses butter or butter flavouring.
• Read the allergen statement.
• Choose small packs for treats, tins for guests.
• Keep centre-filled cookies out of the heat.
• Store opened packs airtight.

Brands Stocked Here

Brands with cookies listed on Arogga:

• Dekko — Chocomalt, Amore, Hercules and chocolate milk cookies
• Pran — Bisk Club butter and saltino cookies
• All Time — Roma centre-filled and sormalai cookies
• BelleAme — saltish and chocolate cookies

Popular Product Examples

Chocolate, butter and local flavours:

• Dekko Chocomalt Cookies Biscuit
• Bisk Club Cookies Butter Flavored Biscuit
• All Time Roma Center Filled Cookies, Chocolate
• Cowhead Butter Milk Cookies
• All Time Sormalai Cookies

Buying Cookies Online in Bangladesh

Read the fat on the label, check the allergens, and keep the tin sealed properly between one visit and the next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a cookie and a biscuit?

Cookies are usually richer, with more butter or fat and sugar, and often chocolate or fillings.

Do butter cookies contain real butter?

Some do. “Butter flavoured” often means flavouring with vegetable fat; check the ingredients.

Are cookies suitable for children’s tiffin?

As an occasional treat. Plain biscuits and fruit suit daily lunch boxes better.

How do I keep cookies from going soft?

Store them in an airtight tin, away from heat and humidity.

Do cookies contain egg?

Many do. The ingredient and allergen list will say.

Which cookies suit an Eid gift?

Butter cookie tins and family packs, mixed with a chocolate variety.