Milky Goodness
Milky Goodness- Lactation Cookies- White Choc Chip & Macadamia
Milky Goodness- Lactation Cookies- White Choc Chip & Macadamia
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Treat yourself to something delicious with Milky Goodness Lactation Cookies – White Choc Chip & Macadamia. Combining creamy white chocolate chips with crunchy macadamias, these cookies offer a satisfying sweet and nutty snack for breastfeeding mums. They're designed to be an easy addition to your daily routine, whether you're enjoying a quiet moment with a cup of tea or reaching for a convenient snack between feeds.
The cookies are made with natural ingredients commonly used in lactation-focused recipes, including flaxseed, brewer's yeast, and oats. These ingredients are traditionally used to support breastfeeding and milk supply, making these cookies a convenient option for mums looking to include them in their everyday diet.
It's recommended to enjoy 1–2 cookies per day, giving you a simple way to incorporate them into your routine without overthinking snack time. Each box contains 12 cookies, with the cookies heat sealed in pairs to help maintain freshness and make individual portions easy to grab when you need them.
With an extended shelf life of 6 months, you can keep a box on hand without needing to finish it quickly. Store in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness. With their indulgent white chocolate and macadamia flavour, these cookies make breastfeeding snack time feel a little more enjoyable.
Features
- White chocolate chip and macadamia flavour
- Designed as a lactation-focused snack
- Contains flaxseed, brewer's yeast, and oats
- Ingredients traditionally used in lactation cookie recipes
- Recommended serving of 1–2 cookies per day
- 12 cookies per box
- Heat sealed in pairs for freshness
- 6-month shelf life
- Convenient snack for breastfeeding mums
- Store in a cool, dry place
Ingredients & Use
- Flaxseed
- Brewer's yeast
- Oats
- White chocolate chips
- Macadamias
Recommended serving: 1–2 cookies per day.
Lactation cookies are a food product and should not be considered a guarantee of increased milk supply. Individual results may vary.
