Cookies
Classic Mexican cookies: Gamesa Marías, Emperador, Chokis and Arcoíris, Marinela Canelitas, Príncipe and Sponch, and Tía Rosa polvorones.
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The Mexican cookies you grew up with
Marías dunked in café con leche, Emperador in your lunchbox, Canelitas for an afternoon snack: Mexican cookies are one of those flavors that take you straight back to the kitchen at home. Gamesa and Marinela are the brands that filled the pantry, and their classics are all here.
Which Mexican cookies you'll find
From Gamesa: Marías in several sizes, Emperador in chocolate, vanilla or combinado, Chokis with chocolate chips, Arcoíris, Florentinas filled with cajeta or strawberry, Cremax and Barras de Coco. From Marinela: Canelitas, Príncipe, Sponch, Triki Trakes and strawberry or pineapple Barritas. Marías also come in golden (doradas) and sugar-topped versions. You'll also find Tía Rosa polvorones and La Moderna Marianitas.
For coffee, snacks and dessert
Marías are the base for homemade desserts like carlota de limón, and Barras de Coco or Florentinas pair nicely with café de olla. For school lunches, the individual snack packs are handy and bring the same classic flavor. At MexGoodies they're original Mexican cookies, shipped anywhere in the U.S. in 3 to 7 days (Canada too).
Frequently asked questions
What are the best-known Mexican cookies?
Gamesa Marías, Emperador and Chokis, plus Marinela Canelitas and Príncipe, are among the most recognized.
What are Marías cookies used for?
People eat them on their own or with coffee, and they're the base for no-bake desserts like carlota de limón or a cheesecake crust.
What are Canelitas?
They're Marinela's cinnamon cookies, an afternoon classic with a glass of milk or a cup of coffee.