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Windmill Almond Ginger Cookie

Windmill Almond Ginger Cookie

$8.99 - $8.99
$8.99
$8.99 - $8.99
$8.99

 

The Steenstra family is the founder of the "Windmill Cookie". They immigrated from the Netherlands to Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1926. In 1947 they built a bakery to make their family's delicious speculaas cookie recipe. Dutch speculaas cookies became known as "Windmill Cookies" in the US. After a fire burned the bakery in 1988 the family rebuilt in Hudsonville, a town west of Grand Rapids. The Steenstra's St. Claus cookies are still made from the original family recipe, using only natural ingredients and no preservatives.

 

We ship out on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays to ensure the freshness of your product.

Orders that contain multiple address will need to be placed separately at this time.

Shipping Information

We ship UPS anywhere within the USA. We take the quality of our products very seriously and want you to receive the best possible products, therefore we only ship perishable items Monday through Wednesday to allow products to arrive prior to the weekend. If overnight delivery is requested these orders can be completed through Thursday.

Customer Reviews

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Sandra Byer

Love the cookies. Used to get them at the grocery store. Won’t be ordering again though. With shipping the cost was almost $40 for 2 pkgs. Can’t do that again.

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Lindsey
Memories!

I grew up eating these with my grandparents

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Joe J.
Great Cookies, Perfectly Packed :-)

What can I say, these are the real deal. I ordered 32 packages of them, and they were very well packed and not one broke. Very happy. These are the ones from childhood.

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Joseph Jacobs
Great Cookies, Perfectly Packed :-)

What can I say, these are the real deal. I ordered 32 packages of them, and they were very well packed and not one broke. Very happy. These are the ones from childhood.

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Maureen
I haven’t had these YET!

I have been searching for Windmill Cookies with clean ingredients. I think I might have found them! I’m hoping I can get a list of ingredients before I purchase the cookies. Hopefully the bakery will provide a list of ingredients on their comment thread. I can’t wait to try these Windmill Cookies!

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