Hamentashen Assorted Dozen
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Hamentashen, the triangular filled cookie tied to the Jewish holiday of Purim, come by the dozen from William Greenberg Desserts, the kosher Upper East Side bakery baking for New Yorkers since 1946. Each rich butter-cookie triangle is folded around a fruit or seed filling, assorted across prune, apricot, poppy, and cherry. They’re made at the same Madison Avenue kitchen behind the city’s #1 black & white cookies, and they’re good any month of the year. Perfect for a Purim celebration, a holiday cookie tin, or anyone who loves a buttery, jam-filled classic.
Each package includes 12 Hamentashen in Assorted Flavors. Flavors include:
- Prune
- Apricot
- Poppy
- Cherry
New York's Iconic Black & White Cookies
The half vanilla, half chocolate cookie from Manhattan’s William Greenberg Bakery, of course. A beloved classic since 1946, New Yorkers are fiercely loyal to this quintessential local delight—it’s been voted the “Best of New York” and even Jerry Seinfeld knows the best way to eat them: by getting some black and some white in every bite. “Nothing mixes better than vanilla and chocolate,” says Jerry, explaining the delicate art of eating these cake-like treasures in Seinfeld episode 74. We wholeheartedly concur.
Sophisticated, delightful, and outright delicious, these legendary cookies are handcrafted and made fresh every morning—and now this unique taste of New York is available wherever you are. Lucky you.
