Cookies Trend Report

From Feline Desserts to Burnable Biscuits

Cookies are a classic snack, and work best dipped into a glass of milk, according to many children. This delectable treat has been adjusted over the years to keep up with pop culture and Internet fads. Traditional chocolate-chip cookies just don't cut it anymore. The Cookies Trend Report explores these changes and highlights the best innovations done by cookie-lovers everywhere. Feline-inspired desserts are no longer considered out-of-the ordinary, but are a welcome addition to any afternoon snack.

Many changes involve using classic ingredients, but putting a slight spin on the traditional recipe. For example, chocolate is an ever-popular addition to any cookie, and the cigarette-shaped treats use a dash of cocoa powder to enhance the look of a burnt-out smoke. The result looks detestable, but is beneficial for anyone looking to enhance their cookie design skills.

Innovative Flavors
There is room for experimentation with flavors, such as feline-inspired desserts becoming a welcome addition to any afternoon snack
Creative Cookie Design
Using classic ingredients but putting a slight spin on the traditional recipe opens a door for creative cookie design opportunities
Unconventional Shapes
Shapes such as cigarette-shaped treats that use cocoa powder to enhance the look of a burnt-out smoke introduces innovative opportunities in shaping cookies

Who This Affects Most

Bakery
Bakeries can experiment with flavors and shapes to create unique and exciting cookies to draw in customers
Food Manufacturing
Food manufacturers can enhance traditional cookies by adding a slight spin to their ingredients, resulting in imaginative and creative new products
Confectionery
The unconventional shapes can introduce new molds to the confectionery industry, enabling the production of fun, unique cookie shapes
SCORE
0.7 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 8%
Activity 5%
Freshness 8%