Royal Dansk

My tin arrived dented and would not reseal but the cookies were perfect, fresh, and tasty. They did not last long enough to worry about the tin lid sealing right. Did not take a picture because I ate all the cookies with tea and recycled the tin.

I've been buying these cookies for at least 10 years now. They still taste good. They are buttery. I bought 2 x large tins! Excellent flavor. Worth the price. You know how tasty cakes and everything I can think of never taste like they used to. These still do. Worth buying! They also kept the blue tin! That's style!

These are the good ones. There are some made in India that are not as good, and they are in a similar colored tin, but THESE are the ones you want. Buttery and sweet and quite a treat! They come in several size tins, and the soft cup-cake like holders insure that most of them are going to arrive intact. Highly recommended for their flavor and freshness.

Arrived with all the cookies in one piece. Great price and very fresh. They tasted rich and delicious.

Royal Dansk Danish Butter Cookies are a timeless treat, and the flavor is just as rich and buttery as I remember. The assortment offers a nice variety, and the classic blue tin makes them perfect for sharing or gifting. They’re crisp, lightly sweet, and pair wonderfully with coffee or tea. The only downside is that many of the cookies arrived broken into crumbs, which took away from the presentation and made it less enjoyable to serve straight from the tin. Still, the taste is excellent, and they remain a nostalgic favorite. Overall, these cookies are delicious and worth buying, but I wish the packaging did a better job of protecting them.

I have loved this type of cookie since I was a kid. Recently bought a tin to see if they were as good as I remembered. They are! I also discovered that they are better than crackers when you are ill. I don't know if it is because sometimes they are a bit stiff, they are more nibbable than most cookies. By that I mean they aren't so dry that they crumble when you bite into them. The other nice thing about this cookie is that only a few have sugar on them. So they aren't overly sweet, and even those with sugar don't drown you in it. I decided that I liked them so much I bought a second tin to have around if I need them again. 19JAN26

I bought the Royal Dansk Danish Butter Cookies, fully aware that there was a 97% chance the tin would not contain cookies at all, but instead a sewing kit from 1984. Imagine my shock when I opened it and—plot twist—actual cookies were inside. Fresh ones. With butter. I had to sit down. Each cookie tastes like it was handcrafted by a tiny, polite Scandinavian elf who whispers “hygge” as he places it in the tin. They’re buttery, crisp, and just sweet enough to make you feel fancy without requiring a monocle. And the tin—oh, the tin. Sturdy enough to survive a fall from orbit. Beautiful enough to store your deepest secrets. Large enough to hold every sewing needle you will ever lose. Buying these cookies is basically investing in long‑term household infrastructure. If you’re looking for a dependable treat for gatherings, gifting, or just indulging with a cup of coffee, this tin is a guaranteed crowd‑pleaser. A classic for a reason.

So I really like these cookies. They taste good they are somehow both soft with a satisfyingly crunchiness of sweet buttery goodness. To be clear, they are probably a cut above your standard store brand butter cookie. Other quality brand butter cookies are on par or with these flavor wise. To be clear where these really shine is in their presentation. The come in a metal tin platter, that's not plastic if you are unfamiliar with the brand though it does not seem to be as thick as it used to be. Also just like pasta even though they are all made of the same stuff the shape matters. I love the little pretzels with the sugar crystals that look like salt. I love the little spiral spiky ones too. If you are hosting a gathering and want to make a good impression these just exude luxury. They feel like indulging in something special, a rare treat reserved for special occasions. I mean I want you to picture hosting an event. On one hand you have this variety of different shaped cookies which is visually appealing. They are served in a real metal serving tin in an age of cheap plastic everything. Each type of cookie is neatly organized by shape into their own little paper cups like they were manufactured and handled with care displaying each type for your guests to chose from. Now imagine and compare that to a torn open paper bag of cookies left on the table . Taste and quality aside one makes a much better impression. While not anything to do with the brand I also want to warn you that ordering these through Amazon may not be the best choice. I ordered two tins and both came with a notable number of broken cookies which I'm guessing is from shipping. Again when your paying this much for cookies largely because of their presentation factor showing up with broken cookies is a bit of a let down.