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Susan Jung

Home-baked chocolate-chip cookies taste so  much better than  the packet varieties, especially when you  use  good quality butter, brown sugar and loads of  Valrhona chocolate. But if you  don't want to make your own,  try ordering gourmet cookies from one of these United States websites.

David Cookies from New York (www.davidcookies.com; US$19.99 for 454 grams) sells chewy chocolate-chunk cookies made with Lindt chocolate and will ship anywhere in the world.  Kauai Kookie (www.kauaikookie.com)  bakes cookies in  a tiny bakery  on the Hawaiian island of Kauai.  The cookies are large and crunchy, and the versions with  macadamia nuts and guava pieces are delicious. Six 150-gram boxes cost $24.

San Francisco's  Fisherman's Wharf  is fragrant with the  irresistible aroma of Blue Chip Cookies (www.bluechipcookies.com), which sells large, chewy chocolate-chip cookies.  Order online its chocolate challenge package ($35.50),  a dozen cookies  in  flavours such as classic chocolate chip, chocolate chip with walnuts and chocolate chip with macadamia nuts.



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