Description
Brown butter and warm cinnamon warm the milk first, familiar as the cookie, thick enough to coat the spoon. Then the back room opens up: a zero-alcohol cane-spirit heat, fresh ginger with real bite, a trace of sassafras you’ll chase through the whole cup. Reach for the tin on a cold slow morning; drop a melt bar in a travel mug and stir for the road. Crown it with whipped cream, spike it for a nightcap, or snap a Suga Bark shard in for crunch against the heat. Starts like the cinnamon you know. Ends somewhere warmer and a little wilder.
Average rating
4.37
Rated 4.37 out of 5 based on 150 customer ratings
150 reviews
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
dry (28g)
Amount per serving
Calories
120
% Daily Value*
-
Total Fat
4g
5%
-
Saturated Fat
2.5g
13%
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Trans Fat
0g
-
Cholesterol
5mg
2%
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Sodium
70mg
3%
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Total Carbohydrate
21g
8%
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Dietary Fiber
0g
0%
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Total Sugars
18g
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Protein
2g
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Vitamin D 0mcg
0%
-
Calcium 0mg
0%
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Iron 0mg
0%
-
Potassium 0mg
0%
Ingredients: Cocoa powder, cane sugar, condensed-milk solids, cocoa butter, brown-butter solids, Saigon cinnamon, brown sugar, cachaça flavoring, fresh ginger essence, sassafras extract (trace), vanilla.
Contains milk. Produced in a facility that also handles eggs, wheat, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, and sesame.
Jamal L. –
Planned a whole quiet fall evening around this and it’s so easy with the melt bars, and so good.
Felipe H. –
Ordered the tin ahead of the holidays and the spice is subtle but it makes the whole cup.
Daniela I. –
Shrugged off the season’s first real gloom with a mug and it’s smooth, spiced, and seriously cozy.
Brooke C. –
Savored in from a cold evening walk and stirred a mug and the spice makes it taste homemade.
Pearl C. –
Noticed it got dark too early, so I made a cup and it means a lot to sip something tied to my Brazilian roots.
Oisin B. –
Sunrise-walked in the cold, then stirred this up and it’s snickerdoodle warmth with a surprising, welcome kick.
Deirdre M. –
Cleaned up the leaves and warmed a cup after and only L. A. Walton could dream up something this cozy.
Mira L. –
Came home from apple picking and brewed a mug and the cinnamon warms you up before the first sip even lands.
Haeun I. –
Lit the first bonfire of the year and sipped this and I love that there’s genuine heritage behind these flavors.
Reed R. –
Tried the tin on a slow, foggy Saturday and it felt like the cozy cocoa of my Irish gran’s kitchen.
Nita C. –
Admired the maples going red and made a cup and it felt like dessert and a blanket at the same time.
Henrique Y. –
Fogged up the kitchen window making this and the cinnamon tastes real, not like a syrup.
Greta Q. –
Poured one on a quiet, cold evening and so glad I tried it.
Caetano D. –
Timed it with the soup on the stove and it’s a total win.
Fintan H. –
Tended the chili on the stove with a cup in hand and that faint earthy note at the end is intriguing.
Dohyun G. –
Snuck a cup in during the season’s first real chill and it meant a lot to taste something that honors where I come from.
Mariana Y. –
Cooled the pie on the rack and stirred one up and it’s cozy cookie flavor with a grown-up spiced finish.
Marnie O. –
Grabbed the tin after a friend raved about it and it’s smooth, warm, and tastes like fall in a cup.
Talako P. –
Checked the frost on the pumpkins and made this and warm spice, rich cocoa, perfect fall drink.
Uma K. –
Survived a raincheck of a day with this and the bar melted into the smoothest cup.
Danilo W. –
Whisked some into hot milk after a long shift and the melt bars make it ridiculously easy on a busy morning.
Yvhiketv K. –
Rewarded a chilly morning run with a mug and the spiced finish is subtle but it keeps you sipping.
Nari Q. –
Thawed out after the farmers market with a cup and a little heat sneaks in and makes it memorable.
Enola G. –
Spotted it on a friend’s counter and had to try it and L. A. Walton has a real gift for original flavors.
Yvhiketv T. –
Set a mug out at book club this month and highly recommend.
Aline Z. –
Prepped for a chilly football Saturday with a mug and I love it.
Vinicius X. –
Strolled downtown in the cold, then warmed a mug and it’s snickerdoodle comfort with a daring warm kick.
Vera F. –
Served this to doubtful guests at a fall dinner and it’s another one-of-a-kind win from L. A. Walton.
Ursula Y. –
Unpacked the quilts and made this the same night and the gray afternoon didn’t bother me one bit after a cup.
Igor P. –
Fired up the wood stove and poured a cup and it’s snickerdoodle warmth with a surprising kick. Love it.
Igor C. –
Slid a bar into my mug at my desk and it’s snickerdoodle cozy with a bold warm kick. Perfect.
Paulo A. –
Mapped out a cozy night and this was the centerpiece and try it.
Theo N. –
Threw a blanket on the porch and sipped this and the restrained sweetness feels like how I grew up in Korea.
Woojin W. –
Carried the tin to a cabin for the long weekend and the ginger warmth sneaks in and steals the show.
Rafaela K. –
Harvested the last of the garden and brewed a cup and it’s snickerdoodle done right, cozy without being cloying.
Dahye K. –
Welcomed the darker evenings with a cup of this and the warm finish is perfect on a frosty night.
Nari W. –
Eased into a slow autumn Sunday with this and the ginger warmth sneaks up and I’m here for it.
Aisling F. –
Brewed a cup on the porch as the evenings cooled and the warm finish lingers long after the last sip.
Nokosi K. –
Carved pumpkins with a cup of this going and the warm spice took me back to my Brazilian grandmother’s kitchen.
Louis V. –
Biked in the cold, then warmed up with a mug and it’s smooth, cookie-sweet, and finished with a little heat.
Opal D. –
Pushed through a long, damp week with this and cookie, cinnamon, and a hint of warmth. Instant favorite.
Carla Q. –
Recovered from a chilly tailgate with a cup and it’s smooth, rich, and finished with a cozy heat.
Shane L. –
Waited for the first 40-degree night and made a cup and the cinnamon lingers like a warm kitchen on a cold day.
Nash D. –
Tossed a bar in my mug before a cold commute and the brown butter makes it taste baked, not mixed.
Rosa T. –
Rode out the season’s first downpour with a mug and worth the hype.
Cyrus C. –
Hauled the tin camping as the nights got cold and grab the tin.
Chula A. –
Prepared up the soup and poured a cup alongside and thumbs up from me.
Nita R. –
Spooned this into hot milk after a chilly walk and that slow heat at the end is the whole point.
Niamh W. –
Faced a dreary midweek night with a mug and I’m hooked.
Jamal U. –
Shook off a week of gray skies with a cup and already restocked.
Oisin I. –
Made a cup the night the heat finally broke and it’s snickerdoodle cozy with a spicy little edge.
Opal H. –
Ran the furnace for the first time and made a cup and the cinnamon-and-butter thing is pure comfort.
Igor L. –
Returned from a cold market morning and made a cup and it reminds me of the warm, less-sweet drinks from back home in Korea.
Seoyeon R. –
Dissolved a bar after a long day on my feet and the brown-butter richness makes this one special.
Theo F. –
Added this to a care package and kept a cup for myself and that late ginger kick is unexpected and lovely.
Kofi F. –
Headed home from a cold evening at the fair and made this and L. A. Walton has a knack for flavors you can’t find anywhere else.
Etienne M. –
Listened to the rain and sipped a mug of this and buy it.
Thiago D. –
Cradled the wind rattling the storm door and made a cup and L. A. Walton makes desserts nobody else is making.
Gustavo Z. –
Held out through the first hard rain, then made a mug and it’s warm, nostalgic, and just a little daring at the end.
Eunji Y. –
Outlasted the first real storm with a mug of this and it’s warm, buttery, and perfectly cozy for October.
Taeyeon A. –
Treated myself to a cup after a rough Monday and it’s cozy and a little spicy, perfect for the first cold days.
Jiwon U. –
Greeted a crisp, bright morning with a cup and it’s rich and spiced, with a kick that keeps you reaching for more.
Caetano Y. –
Dimmed the lights on a rainy afternoon and fixed this and I’m proud to sip a flavor that honors my Mvskoke heritage.
Sora W. –
Ditched the cold game and warmed a mug and hats off to L. A. Walton for a one-of-a-kind cup.
Deirdre D. –
Steamed up the kitchen with the kettle and poured one and the spice makes it feel like a proper dessert.
Luana A. –
Batched a pot for a game-day crowd and rich cocoa, warm spice, cozy night sorted.
Chaewon M. –
Watched the game outside, then thawed with a mug and it’s a spiced cocoa worth keeping on the counter.
Maeve J. –
Visited a friend’s cabin and tried a cup and it’s thick and comforting, with a little warmth to chase the chill.
Clodagh T. –
Conjured from a damp, gray day with a cup and the brown-butter richness is unreal.
Hotvle X. –
Downed out of a long, cold shift and fixed a nightcap and it’s a spiced cocoa that finally tastes like something.
Wotko I. –
Parked a mug on the nightstand as it got cold and the cane-spirit warmth reminds me of home in Brazil.
Carolina R. –
Slipped a bar in after a late shift and it’s cozy cookie flavor finished with a warm little bite.
Rafael S. –
Met the first cold wind with a cup of this and the cinnamon-and-butter combo is deeply comforting.
Vinicius K. –
Marked the first sweater-worthy night with this and the ginger finish gives it real personality.
Taloa G. –
Scraped frost off the car, came in, and made a cup and it’s snickerdoodle done right, cozy and just a little bold.
Jonah G. –
Fixed one up after raking leaves all afternoon and it’s a repeat buy.
Lorcan O. –
Wanted thick socks the first night and made a cup and that little heat at the finish keeps me sipping.
Gustavo L. –
Dug out the sweaters and made a cup to match and this one stays on my list.
Sasha G. –
Clocked the first flurries and fixed one up and the melt bars disappear faster than I’d like to admit.
Omar B. –
Enjoyed the leaves carpeting the yard while I made this and it’s cozy cookie flavor with a warm, grown-up finish.
Rhea F. –
Lost the lights in a storm and made a mug anyway and that spiced tail is the detail that sells it.
Shane Q. –
Drifted through a foggy fall morning with a cup and the ginger kick is unexpected and completely welcome.
Bruno A. –
Weatherproofed the season’s first power flicker with a cup and the brown-butter note makes it taste fresh-baked.
Fintan P. –
Started the first fire of the year and made one and the ginger warmth lingers and I don’t mind one bit.
Hvtke O. –
Defrosted the windshield, came in, and fixed a cup and it’s snickerdoodle flavor with grown-up warmth. Reordered.
Hvtke K. –
Unwound after a cold drive home with a nightcap and it drinks like a grown-up snickerdoodle. I’m obsessed.
Ruairi T. –
Heated a cup before an early October meeting and one bar in hot milk and you’re set.
Leticia G. –
Dropped a melt bar in a mug after the kids went down and it’s thick and cozy, with a warm little bite at the end.
Theo E. –
Cozied up on a cloudy day with this and it’s an instant staple.
Agnes H. –
Spent a quiet, cold Tuesday with a nightcap of this and the spice lingers in the nicest way.
Minho T. –
Raked all evening, then brewed a mug and the warm finish lingers just long enough.
Reza T. –
Stocked the office tin for the cold afternoons and the brown-butter warmth is what sold me.
Ezra H. –
Assembled a frost-tipped morning with a quiet cup and the ginger at the bottom is the best little twist.
Aidan H. –
Bundled up, came inside, and warmed a cup and it tastes like my grandmother’s snickerdoodles, warm and buttery.
Kyungsoo O. –
Closed the windows for the season and made this and it means a lot to enjoy a treat with Muscogee roots.
Seungmin W. –
Rose early on a cold morning and fixed a cup and a warm kick at the finish keeps it interesting.
Elena X. –
Beat a damp, cold commute with a mug and it’s smooth, spiced, and gone too fast.
Finbar M. –
Stood at the cold bus stop, then came in for this and it’s snickerdoodle warmth that actually tastes homemade.
Leandro X. –
Reached for the tin when the rain set in and that slow warmth at the finish is so good on a cold night.
Opal B. –
Let the leaves fall outside while I sipped this and it’s cozy enough for a blanket, bold enough to notice.
Renata D. –
Gardened in the cold wet and warmed up with one after and that warm cinnamon hits first, then a little ginger surprise at the end.
Brendan Z. –
Baked the first apples and made a cup alongside and it’s smooth going down with a warm, spiced ending.
Opa L. –
Heard the furnace kick on and reached for this and L. A. Walton clearly knows what she’s doing with flavor.
Wren D. –
Kicked back on a rainy October afternoon with this and it’s snickerdoodle in a cup, and the ginger makes it.
Conor S. –
Brought a melt bar to work for the afternoon slump and the spiced finish keeps me coming back.
Cvpko P. –
Pulled the tin down the first crisp morning and it’s a peak sweater-weather drink, no notes.
Louis Z. –
Woke to frost finally sticking and fixed a cup and the cinnamon is forward without being overpowering. Reordering already.
Jiwon C. –
Skipped coffee for a melt bar one cold morning and it’s a spiced hug for cold October nights.
Marnie P. –
Paired a mug with a slice of pie and it’s thick, spiced, and gone before I knew it.
Wotko X. –
Whipped one up when the first frost warning hit and it’s rich, warm, and exactly what the cold called for.
Orla E. –
Simmered a small pot on a sweater-weather night and it’s real comfort for this Irish household.
Theo R. –
Slowed down on an overcast harvest day with a mug and the ginger at the bottom is a fun little kick.
Jihye O. –
Looked up at a slate-gray sky and poured a mug and it’s so smooth, with a spiced kick to keep it fun.
Brooke I. –
Trudged in from a long gray commute and warmed a mug and it’s so smooth going down, with a spiced tail.
Inez N. –
Stirred a mug together on a gray Sunday and cookie-warm up front, a touch of heat at the back.
Luana P. –
Caught the leaves turning and made a mug to match and that ginger finish gives it a real edge.
Aisling R. –
Rocked the kids to sleep, then snuck a cup of this and I’m proud to drink a flavor that nods to my Mvskoke heritage.
Sinead K. –
Eyed the muddy yard and poured a mug and it’s rich and comforting, with a warm little surprise.
Niamh Y. –
Warmed a mug on the first cold snap and it’s special to support a maker carrying Muscogee heritage.
Hvlke P. –
Froze on the first frosty morning and warmed one up and it’s rich enough that half a mug satisfied me.
Declan J. –
Wished for the fireplace and made a cup instead and that little ginger bite at the end is my favorite part.
Soyeon N. –
Queued up a movie and fixed a cup of this and it’s deep, spiced, and smooth. My new fall staple.
Stan M. –
Sank into a chilly, slow Saturday with this and it’s cozy and cookie-like, with a warm little bite.
Etienne S. –
Nursed out the rain with a cup of this and the cinnamon warmth carried me through a cold evening.
Pablo I. –
Wrapped up in a blanket with a cup the same night and it’s comforting and a touch bold, just how fall should taste.
Rosa A. –
Zipped into gloves and a scarf, then warmed a cup and the cinnamon and warmth balance beautifully.
Leandro O. –
Packed a melt bar for a chilly road trip and it’s a warm, spiced cup that feels like a treat.
Seoyeon U. –
Moped around a gloomy Sunday until I made this and the brown butter gives it a richness I wasn’t expecting.
Hyunwoo N. –
Hit the mailbox in the cold, then brewed a cup and it’s a spiced cup that finally tastes like a real cookie.
Sinead Q. –
Took the edge off a late drive with a nightcap of this and it’s so good to find flavors rooted in real heritage.
Nabi K. –
Melted a bar into warm milk on a drizzly night and it’s cozy, spiced, and not at all fake-tasting.
Dervla I. –
Tucked a melt bar in my bag on the way out and it tastes like a snickerdoodle and a chai had a baby.
Theo C. –
Crossed the hills in the cold and came home to a cup and a touch of ginger at the bottom makes it feel special.
Mateus M. –
Felt the wind pick up and reached for a cup and worth every penny.
Sorcha T. –
Minded the chili and sipped a mug of this and I’m trying every flavor next.
Opal N. –
Loaded a bar into my travel mug for the drive and the cinnamon warmth is pure cold-weather comfort.
Talako O. –
Relished the house going drafty and stirred a mug and you can taste the one-of-a-kind touch L. A. Walton is known for.
Doyun O. –
Drove home from the orchard in the cold and brewed a cup and I’m keeping this stocked.
Wotko T. –
Opened the windows on a crisp night and poured one and it reminded me of the thick hot chocolate my Brazilian family makes.
Hvlke K. –
Knocked out yard work, then dropped a bar in my mug and it’s cinnamon-sugar comfort in a mug. Buy the tin.
Roisin B. –
Left the pumpkin patch frozen and made a cup at home and it’s not too sweet, and that cinnamon lingers nicely.
Daniela S. –
Braved the first below-freezing night with a mug and I can’t recommend it enough.
Deirdre H. –
Sipped out after a cold tailgate with a mug and I’m reordering for sure.
Cormac K. –
Kept a mug going through a long study night and no regrets.
Opal R. –
Weathered the season’s first cold front with a cup and it’s smooth going down with a cozy, spiced tail.
Jonah S. –
Capped a long harvest weekend with a cup and the cinnamon lingers like a warm kitchen.
Gustavo Q. –
Braced for the cold with a mug before heading out and it’s warm, rich, and exactly right for a chilly evening.
Liam F. –
Finished a damp hike and dropped a bar in a mug and it tastes like a cookie jar on a cold morning.
Sejin R. –
Shivered through a cold soccer game, then fixed this and it’s a keeper.
Meera O. –
Settled in with a book and a warm mug and the brown butter makes it taste freshly baked.