Cookie, meet burrito. This is one of the greatest food inventions yet.
If you have a sweet tooth, you’ll understand our excitement at this one. That beautiful equilibrium of sweet and savoury is hard to find.
Essentially, a cookie burrito is a chocolate bar of your choice wrapped in a slab of our gooey chocolate brownie and then roll in our cookie dough and baked off, dipped in chocolate and drizzled & topped with chocolate swirls.
There’s fudge, Mars Bars, Ferrero Rocher and Bueno to choose from to form the base, each with their own toppings and flavours- so each burrito is unique.
42nd East Bakehouse is the inventor behind this gooey masterpiece. The Yorkshire-based bakery with a spot in Leeds’ Queens Arcade, amongst others across the North.
They are serious about their cookies and they come in forms of pies, slabs, balls, burritos and more but, there are plenty of traditional cookies to choose from too that are just as gooey
We’re talking flavours of mince pie, biscoff gingerbread, white chocolate milkybar, terry’s chocolate orange, chocolate chip, Ferrero Rocherand Bueno.
At their Beverly store, you can even use cookies to improve your wellbeing. With the belief that ‘when there is cookies there is hope, and there is always cookies’, you can join the Talk and Bake group every Tuesday from 10am until 3pm.
The Bakehouse provides all the ingredients and recipes, noting that ‘baking is a form of brain activation, it helps stay in control, release stress, improves concentration and helps boost self confidence. Baking and sharing helps improve one’s well being so come and bake, chat and brighten up your day’.
Or if you just want a cookie, head over to the Queens Arcade in Leeds city centre.
Feature Image- 42nd East Bakehouse
