The Fabulous Brooklyn Baker Boys

02/09/2018

07/06/2016

Time to make the doughnuts.

12/19/2015

Christmas is less than a week away... Haven you thought what you're bringing to you family/friends gathering? Order today.

12/10/2015

Merry Ho, Ho, Ho...Tis' the season for Friends & Family. We're baking holiday favorites, so you can impress your loved ones. In NYC area, Order your treats today. Free delivery in the Greenpoint, East Williamsburg and Williamsburg area of Brooklyn NY. $6 anywhere else.

9-inch Pies $30
Classic Apple Pie • Sour Cream Apple Pie • Pecan Pie • Pumpkin Pie

Cookies (15pc) $20
Chocolate Chip • Chocolate Butterscotch • Sugar Cookies • White Macadamia Chip • Oatmeal Cookies

Brownies (1-dozen) $24
Blondies (1-dozen) $24

Call (718) 513-9515 to place an order.

11/18/2015

Thanksgiving is a little over a week away, place your order today.

9" Pies $30
15 Cookies $20
12 Brownies/Blondies $24

All freshly baked with quality ingredients. Gluten free cookies also available.

We're offering $5 delivery anywhere below 34th Street in Manhattan, Williamsburg, East Williamsburg, Greenpoint and Bushwick

11/10/2015

We're cooking up a new website... Stay tuned.

12/28/2014

Here's one of our latest creations.

12/15/2014

Christmas is only 10-Days away, have you ordered you cookies to leave for Santa?

12/04/2014

HAPPY NATIONAL COOKIE DAY

National Cookie Day is observed annually on December 4th. Entering into American English through the Dutch in North America, the word “cookie” derived from the Dutch word “koekie” meaning little cake.

There have been cookie-like hard wafers in existence for as long as baking has been documented. This is because they traveled well however, they were usually not sweet enough to be considered cookies by modern day standards.

The origin of the cookie appears to begin in Persia in the 7th century, soon after the use of sugar became common in the region. They were then spread to Europe through the Muslim conquest of Spain. Cookies were common in all levels of society throughout Europe by the 14th century, from the royal cuisine to the street vendors.

Cookies arrived in America in the 17th century. Macaroons and gingerbread cookies were among the popular early American cookies.

In most English-speaking countries outside of North America, the most common word for cookie is biscuit. In some regions, both terms, “cookies” and “biscuits” are used.

Cookies are classified into different categories, with the most common ones being:

Bar cookies – Drop cookies – Filled cookies
Molded cookies – No bake cookies
Pressed cookies – Refrigerator cookies
Rolled cookies – Sandwich cookies

To celebrate National Cookie Day, try one of the following “tried and true” cookie recipes or pick up some cookies at your local bakery. Remember to share some of your cookies with your family and friends!

http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/first-place-coconut-macaroons

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/gingerbread-cookies-101-recipe/index.html

12/02/2014

Can't believe how we missed this today... But it's National Eat A Red Apple Day and National Pie Day, so naturally we can honor both by having Apple Pie.

11/22/2014

LAST DAYS... Order by tomorrow to get your dessert in time for Thanksgiving dinner. Call us at (718) 513-9515 to place an order today.

FREE Delivery in the Williamsburg Brooklyn area or $5 to surrounding neighborhoods and anything below 34th street in Manhattan.