I'm super heartened anytime a home-based business in Singapore wants to send me stuff, because I know how much work/effort it takes to create and sell something handmade, from the heart. So I was very appreciative when Seriously Bakes, a newish American-style baked goods HBB DM-ed me on IG and asked to send me some of their 'slams. They arrived one fine Friday, dressed in festive packaging.
I'd say if you have an immense craving for a good soft cookie or cinnamon roll, they are the (online) place to go. I got two packs of the smol cookies - the Tiny Tallahassee chocolate chip ones ($S5 for 100g, S$8 for 175g), and the San Antonio (smoky, spicy choco chip) ones (pictured below). They go for S$6 for 100g, and S$10 for 175g They are the perfect bite-sized cookies to pop in your mouth when you're Netflixing! A close reference to their taste would be Famous Amos - but these are crunchier, and slightly richer. Plus you know they are made in small batches!
Then there's the big daddy cookies. Here they are, it's 3 for S$10, which is quite a steal because they are very substantial! The bigger cookies are soft and melty. I enjoyed the NYC and Pennsylvania more than Beverly Hills, only because that one is a tad on the sweet side w/o the nuts to cut through, or the salty pretzel.
As for their Cinnamon Rolls, its one of those items I would crave for occasionally and I was eyeing them on their Instagram. I was pleasantly surprised they came 'dressed' as well with the reindeer, so cute haha. They are packed into a box of 4, and the Da O.G. original glaze's for $16 while the Da Porkster has plain glaze and smoky maple bacon (!) and the Da Triplet comes with salted caramel glaze and pecans. Both are S$18 for 4, and there's a 4th matcha glaze version. They were indulgently sinful straight from the box - it had soft chewy dough with generous layers of cinnamon glaze inside and around. And I didn't think they were too sweet, if you take a good cross-section of the roll!
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