Magnolia Bakery’s Banana Pudding Cookies Are Coming To A Grocery Store Near You

The longest line that used to be at Penn Station, NY was the one for Magnolia Bakery, specifically their world famous Banana Pudding. The classic staple was a must for Thanksgiving tables or even just a regular Friday night to bring home.

If you brought Magnolia Bakery to any gathering, it was known that you waited a really long time and that you were from the tri-state area (New York, New Jersey and Connecticut). Now, fans across the nation will be able to taste the iconic Banana Pudding because the dessert is coming to grocery stores nationwide, in the form of a cookie.

Introducing Banana Pudding Cookies, taking the world famous flavor of Magnolia Bakery’s Banana Pudding and turning it into a delicious, soft cookie made with real butter, real bananas, and real chocolate.

Not a fan of going to the grocery store anymore? No problem because for the first time ever, Magnolia Bakery will also be sold on Amazon! Yup, that’s right. You might want to bookmark the link here.

While the classic Banana Pudding may not be available online, the bakery is selling Banana Pudding Cookies in three flavors including Classic Vanilla with White Chocolate Chips, Chocolate Chunk, and Confetti with White Chocolate Chips.

Fans can grab a box of cookies (four-pack of individually-wrapped cookies) at retailers like Fresh Market and Harris Teeter for an SRP of $7.99.

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