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Stella D'oro Cookies, Bag by Bag: Counts, Calories and Allergens
Every bag read from its own label: cookies per bag, calories per cookie, allergens and the OU pareve mark.
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Stella D'oro cookies, by the bag and by the case
9 cookies and coffee treats from Stella D'oro, each with every pack on sale and its price per ounce. You see at a glance whether the case beats the single bag.
Most-rated Stella D'oro cookies
The bags with the most buyer ratings behind them, in order.
All 9 Stella D'oro cookiesWhat Stella D'oro is
Stella D'oro is a brand of Italian-style cookies and coffee treats, sold on Amazon, known for Breakfast Treats Original.
Stella D'oro bakes Italian-style cookies for the coffee table: plain egg biscuits, crisp toasts, a soft anise sponge and a few sweeter trays. The name means star of gold, and every bag wears the green, white and red of the Italian flag.
These are dunking cookies. Most are dry and only lightly sweet, made to sit beside an espresso or a cup of tea. One Breakfast Treat has 6 g of sugar, and three Anisette Toasts have 1 g of fat.
The current bags carry an OU mark and the word pareve. Three older labels add that the bakery handles milk, peanuts and tree nuts, so read the bag you receive if an allergy lives in your house.
A bag is small, and you can buy the same bag alone or by the case. The price per ounce moves a lot between those packs, and the biggest box is not always the cheapest way to buy.
- U.S. trademark
- Reg. No. 2180713, registered August 11, 1998
- Oldest line name on record
- Lady Stella, in use since April 15, 1953
- Lines
- Breakfast & Coffee Treats and Cookies
- Best-known product
- Breakfast Treats Original
stelladoro.online is an independent shop catalog of Stella D'oro cookies: Breakfast Treats, anisette toast and sponge, Swiss Fudge, Margherite and the Lady Stella assortment, by the bag and by the case.
Stella D'oro breakfast and coffee treats
All 5 Stella D'oro Breakfast & Coffee TreatsFive cookies make up the plain side of the range. Breakfast Treats are the S-shaped vanilla biscuit, and Roman Egg Biscuits are bigger and plainer still.
The toasts are crisp slices, dry enough to snap: Almond Toast with almonds, Anisette Toast with anise. Anisette Sponge carries the same anise flavor in a soft cookie.
Stella D'oro in the public record
These dates come from the U.S. trademark register, from a 2009 press release filed with the SEC, and from the bags themselves.
The full record, with sources- 1930
The bags carry the line "Quality since 1930" above the name.
- 1953
The trademark register dates the first use of the Lady Stella name to April 15.
- 1998
The word mark STELLA D'ORO enters the U.S. register on August 11, for biscuits, cookies and breadsticks.
- 2009
The brand changes hands, and its cookies move to a bakery in Ashland, Ohio.
- 2018
The owner renews the trademark registration for another ten years.
Stella D'oro cookies for the plate
All 4 Stella D'oro CookiesFour bags lean sweeter. Swiss Fudge sets a round of chocolate fudge in a star-shaped cookie, and Almond Delight is a large round cookie with sliced almonds on top.
Margherite Combination pairs vanilla and chocolate in one bag. Lady Stella is the assortment: iced, sprinkled and plain cookies for a table of guests.
Stella D'oro on the table
The bags at home: beside a cup, on a checked napkin, seen from above.
Buyers on Stella D'oro, in their own words
What arrived, how it tasted, and whether they would order it again.
All Stella D'oro reviewsStella D’Oro Breakfast Cookies
I’ve loved these forever. Delicious as a compliment to morning tea or as a pick me up at work. I put them in a gallon storage bag and they are consistently fresh until ready to eat.
Addictingly Good
Great price and fresh taste.I grew up on these. Can't just eat one. Well packaged.
Made for tea and coffee lovers
This was worth it I missed these and so glad found them. Best flavor with coffee and tea. It’s a crunch cookie that is nice for dipping or sipping teas/coffee I love the texture and size of these.
Tastes great. But product has gotten much smaller since I ...
Tastes great. But product has gotten much smaller since I was younger. Trying to milk every last penny out of it.
Not so fresh and expensive compared to the supermarket price
The product was hard and not as fresh as what I usually get in the supermarket . The price was higher as well but I was willing to pay that for the convenience of not running out to the store ,but not sure if I will do that again if the quality is not the same and have to pay a higher price.
Great product
As expected, It was light & fresh. It is hard to find in my area. It arrived right away
Three steps to a full cookie jar
- 1
Pick the cookie
Start with what you drink it with: a toast for dunking, a biscuit for breakfast, a tray for guests.
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Compare the packs
Each cookie lists every pack on sale with its price per bag and per ounce.
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Order the pack
The button takes you to our retail partner, where you pay and choose delivery.
Quick answers about Stella D'oro
All questionsWhat is Stella D'oro?
Stella D'oro is a brand of Italian-style cookies and coffee treats whose word mark was registered in the United States on August 11, 1998. 9 of its cookies are on sale here, in 2 lines.
What sizes do Stella D'oro cookies come in?
Stella D'oro bags run from the 5.7 oz bag of Anisette Toast to the 12 oz bag of Roman Egg Biscuits. Sellers also bundle the bags in packs of 2 to 16.
Which Stella D'oro cookie has the most buyer ratings?
Stella D'oro Breakfast Treats Original has the most: 4,120 ratings, averaging 4.5 out of 5. Lady Stella Assorted Cookies is second with 2,416.
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