With the football season in full swing and Travis Kelce making headlines, now is the perfect time to add a decadent new twist to his mom’s famous chocolate chip cookie recipe. Donna Kelce’s beloved cookies are already a staple for game-day snacking, but this season, why not take them to the next level with the superior quality of French butter?
While Donna Kelce’s recipe doesn’t specify a type of butter, upgrading to European butter from France makes these cookies extraordinary. With a higher fat content and lower water percentage, French butter creates chewier, richer cookies – so rich, you may need fewer to satisfy your sweet tooth!
The real secret? Browning the butter. This simple step adds a nutty complexity, making these cookies the star of game-day gatherings, National Cookie Day (December 4), or fall bake-offs. Whether it’s Halloween parties or cookie swaps, they’ll be the ultimate indulgence.
Teaming up with Instagram sensation Chef Stefan NG. Taste Europe | Butter of France is sharing the secret behind this perfect game-day snack. Chef Stefan’s recipe video highlights how French butter enhances every bite of Mama Kelce’s cookies – from the aroma to the melt-in-your-mouth texture, these cookies are a football tradition in the making.
Need more ideas for fall gatherings? Visit Taste Europe | Butter of France to discover Chef Stefan’s tips, tricks, and other delicious, fall-inspired recipes using French butter.
For more information, to chat with Chef Stefan about French butter, or to receive samples to try the recipe yourself, contact: tasteeuropeusa@gmail.com.
| About Taste Europe | Butter of France: In France, butter is more than an ingredient – it’s a cornerstone of cuisine. Through the efforts of the French Dairy Inter-branch Organization (CNIEL) and the European Union, Taste Europe | Butter of France promotes the superior quality and benefits of French butter across the U.S. By showcasing how it enhances both everyday and extraordinary recipes, the campaign aims to increase awareness of the distinctions between European and domestic butter. For more information, join the conversation on social media using #ButterofFrance through Facebook TasteEuropeButterofFrance and Instagram @TasteEurope. |
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