The New Year collection
Twelve jars for the fortnight when the house is never empty. Pick them one at a time, or four to a gift bag.
Cereal Potato CookiesCrisp cereal outside, soft centre. It cracks under the bite rather than crumbling.From S$20
Salted Butter CookiesPiped butter swirls with a light dusting of cocoa. Salted just enough to bring the butter forward, and they melt rather than crunch.From S$19
Matcha White Chip CookiesJapanese matcha through a buttery dough, with white chocolate melting into it. Bitter first, then sweet.From S$20
Pistachio TartsSmall round tarts crowned with chopped pistachio, on a short, crumbling base.From S$24
Golden Pineapple BallPineapple jam wrapped in a fine, crumbling butter shell, so the fruit comes through.From S$23
Hazelnut Chocolate CookiesHazelnut and chocolate in a crisp, buttery cookie. The nut comes first, the chocolate after.From S$19
Coffee Butter CookiesDark-roast coffee folded through a buttery base. Bold to smell, smooth to eat.From S$18
Dark Chocolate CookiesDark cocoa dough in small domed cookies. Deep and slightly bitter, for the guest who finds festive cookies too sweet.From S$19
Pistachio Cashew CookiesRoasted pistachio and cashew in a short, buttery crumb. More nut than biscuit.From S$17
Cranberry Pineapple BallThe pineapple ball, sharpened with cranberry. Tart against sweet, in a rich buttery crust.From S$20
Crunchy Kuih BangkitTapioca starch and coconut milk. Crisp for a second, then gone.From S$16
Almond CookiesGround roasted almond, barely held together. It collapses on the tongue.From S$17
Greeting CardA printed card on heavy stock, tucked into the bag. Write to us on WhatsApp if you would rather we printed your own words.S$3
The CNY Gift Bag, filled
Red felt, a rattan window and wooden handles, S$6. Choose four Regular jars, six Petite, or two of each, then the flavours. The jars are priced and discounted as usual.
What to bring when you visit
Nobody arrives at a New Year visit empty-handed. There are mandarin oranges, always in pairs, and something for the host’s table. A jar of cookies is the natural choice: it keeps through a fortnight of visiting and goes straight from the bag to the coffee table.
How many jars
Count homes, not people. One jar for each house you visit is the usual rule. Then keep a few back for yourself, because guests come for two weeks and the open jar on your own coffee table empties faster than anyone expects.
Setting the table
Start with the classics, the Golden Pineapple Ball and Kuih Bangkit. Add one for the children, the Matcha White Chip or the Hazelnut Chocolate, and the Dark Chocolate for the guest who finds festive cookies too sweet. That way everyone at the table has a jar to go back to.
Gift bags
The CNY Gift Bag is red felt with a rattan window and wooden handles, S$6. Fill it with four Regular jars, six Petite, or two of each, in the flavours you choose. The jars inside are priced as usual.
Questions
When can I order for Chinese New Year 2027?
Now. The 2027 collection is on sale, for delivery from 15 January to 4 February. Our 2026 collection sold out two weeks before Chinese New Year.
Can I choose the delivery date?
Yes. Pick the day at checkout and your jars arrive that day. Delivery is S$15, and free on orders of S$100 or more. We deliver Monday to Saturday.
What sizes are the jars?
Most flavours come in a Regular jar and a smaller Petite jar. Each product page shows the sizes it comes in.
How long do the cookies keep?
At least eight months unopened. Once a jar is open, keep it airtight at room temperature and finish it within three weeks.
Do you take corporate orders?
Yes, from 30 jars. The price per jar comes down as the order grows, and we can add a printed tag or card. Speak to our gifting team.
Are your CNY cookies halal?
Yes. Every jar in the New Year collection is halal certified, and they also have a page of their own.
Can I mix CNY cookies in a gift set?
Yes. The CNY Gift Bag holds four Regular jars, six Petite, or two of each, in whichever flavours you choose.
Which jar should I start with?
The Golden Pineapple Ball. It is the one our regulars order first and come back for most.