Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
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Donuts and croissants? You get Cronuts.
Milk and cookies? Well, why change a classic?
Dominique Ansel, creator of decadent dreams and purveyor of swoon-worthy -- and hours-long-wait-in-line-worthy -- dessert concoctions, is at it again. He's created the Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk Shot.
And soon it will be unleashed upon the public!
The Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk Shot will be unveiled for gleeful human consumption Sunday at the SXSW Allison+Partners event, but "we have plans to roll then our in NY soon! Stay tuned!" says a Dominique Ansel Bakery spokesperson in an email.
Like Ansel's legendary Cronut, the Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk Shot is exactly as simple and genius as it sounds. It's a shot glass made out of a chocolate chip cookie, filled with milk.
But until the dessert innovation (and its inevitable copycats) hits the market, there's always good old fashioned chocolate chip cookies best washed down with a cold glass of milk.
Donuts and croissants? You get Cronuts.
Milk and cookies? Well, why change a classic?
Dominique Ansel, creator of decadent dreams and purveyor of swoon-worthy -- and hours-long-wait-in-line-worthy -- dessert concoctions, is at it again. He's created the Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk Shot.
And soon it will be unleashed upon the public!
The Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk Shot will be unveiled for gleeful human consumption Sunday at the SXSW Allison+Partners event, but "we have plans to roll then our in NY soon! Stay tuned!" says a Dominique Ansel Bakery spokesperson in an email.
Like Ansel's legendary Cronut, the Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk Shot is exactly as simple and genius as it sounds. It's a shot glass made out of a chocolate chip cookie, filled with milk.
But until the dessert innovation (and its inevitable copycats) hits the market, there's always good old fashioned chocolate chip cookies best washed down with a cold glass of milk.
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could have sworn I had one these when I was in china years ago...(I mean cronuts, not the shot glass)
