- Do these taste strongly of pistachio?
- Not strongly. The pistachio and almond come mostly as small nut pieces in a buttery dough, so the flavor is mild and the sweetness leads.
- How do they compare with regular Good Day cookies?
- Same crunchy butter-cookie base, with nut pieces instead of chocolate chips. Expect a lighter, less sweet flavor than the chocolate varieties.
- Are they suitable for people with nut allergies?
- No. They contain pistachio and almond, and the wheat and milk base also rules them out for gluten and dairy avoidance.
- How should I store them?
- Keep them in an airtight container away from moisture. The cookies are crumbly, so store them flat to limit breakage.
- Are they good for dunking in tea?
- Yes. The firm, crisp cookie softens without falling apart immediately, which is why reviewers dunk them.
- Where is the Britannia Good Day Pistachio-Almond Cookies cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $71.14, as of our latest check.