Insomnia Just Quietly Released Caffeinated Cookies
They're perfect for a pick-me-up.
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I'd consider myself a dessert enthusiast and am always looking for the best sweet treats to enjoy. Insomnia Cookies, the brand beloved for its soft, warm cookies open late at night, has introduced a limited-edition version that lives up to its name. Enter: caffeine cookies.
Yes, you read that right. If you're like us and always in need of a caffeine boost, then these might be your new go-to.
What are Insomnia Cookies' new caffeine cookies?
They're just that: cookies infused with caffeine.
"Designed for night owls and anyone craving a sweet boost, these cookies deliver unexpected flavors with just the right amount of caffeine to keep things moving," the brand says in a press release.
The caffeine cookies are available in three flavors: Wildberry Ube, Cherry Limeade and Coffee 'N Cream. Here's a quick breakdown on what you can expect from each one:
- Wildberry Ube Classic: A vibrant and sweet ube sugar cookie dough, packed with luscious wildberry jam. (Contains 10 milligrams of caffeine.)
- Cherry Limeade Classic: A cherry cookie wrapped around a zesty lime filling, topped off with a sweet and sour sugar. (Contains eight milligrams of caffeine.)
- Coffee ‘N Cream Chunk Classic: Rich coffee dough loaded with chocolate cream sandwich cookie pieces and milk chocolate chunks. (Contains 10 milligrams of caffeine.)
How much caffeine is in Insomnia's new cookies?
They range from eight to 10 milligrams of caffeine per cookie, varying by flavor. For reference, a standard cup of coffee contains between 70 to 140 milligrams of caffeine depending on the brew. With that in mind, you probably won't get the same buzz as you would from your classic cup of joe, however, these cookies could give you a quick boost of energy, whether you have a late night ahead or need a little pick-me-up in the morning.
Where can you buy Insomnia's caffeine cookies?
They are available now at Insomnia Cookies stores nationwide for a limited time. The brand hasn't announced how long they'll stay on menus, so you'll want to head over to your local shop to try them or order them for delivery before it's too late.
The caffeine cookies are priced at $3.39 each, which is similar to the brand's other cookies.
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