Berger Cookies

Berger Cookies
Type	Cookie
Place of origin	United States
Region or state	Baltimore, Maryland
Created by	Henry Berger
Main ingredients	Shortbread, Chocolate fudge
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Berger Cookies are a type of cookie that originated in Baltimore, Maryland. They are known for their thick layer of chocolate fudge icing on top of a soft, cake-like shortbread cookie. The cookies are a popular local treat and have a rich history tied to the city of Baltimore.

History[edit | edit source]

The recipe for Berger Cookies was brought to the United States by Henry Berger, a German American immigrant, in the 19th century. Henry Berger started a bakery in East Baltimore, and the cookies quickly became a local favorite. The bakery has since changed hands but continues to produce the cookies using the original recipe.

Ingredients[edit | edit source]

The primary ingredients of Berger Cookies include:

Shortbread: The base of the cookie is a soft, cake-like shortbread.
Chocolate fudge: The top of the cookie is covered with a thick layer of rich chocolate fudge icing.

Production[edit | edit source]

Berger Cookies are produced by DeBaufre Bakeries, which has been making the cookies since the 1960s. The production process involves baking the shortbread cookies and then hand-dipping them into the chocolate fudge icing, ensuring each cookie has a generous amount of icing.

Popularity[edit | edit source]

Berger Cookies are a beloved treat in Baltimore and have a dedicated following. They are often enjoyed with a glass of milk or a cup of coffee. The cookies are also a popular item at local events and festivals.

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