Homemade Mallomars / Whippet Cookies -with yoyomax12

[@cherrycordiaI]

For some reason, Mallomars have become rare in a lot of the US. I know they're seasonal, but I can't even find them in the middle of winter. Nabisco also makes a similar cookie called Pinwheels. Same concept, only with a dense, fudgy cookie base and a pinwheel shape. Great video, Tammy. For some reason marshmallows and chocolate are meant for each other.

[@chayrelmonzon1652]

I made these for a cookie contest at work and I won!!! Thank u so much !!! I put crush candy canes in top of them to given a Xmas twist !

[@shdwstrm]

I haven't seen Whippets where I am (southern Ontario,) but I have seen a similar cookie, Viva Puffs, which are also made by the Dare Company (they have either strawberry or raspberry jam in them)

[@ballofmir]

yes! when I saw these I immediately thought of Viva Puffs :)

[@xxTheCatsMeow]

Was just about the comment the same thing.

[@laurenwinter4631]

+shdwstrm Me too! I also live in southern Ontario and I have never heard of Whippets

[@shdwstrm]

+Lauren Winter nice! I'm about an hour away from Toronto

[@laurenwinter4631]

shdwstrm I live in the Niagara Region which is roughly around and hour and a half away fro Toronto

[@JessieeCar]

We have something similar here in Australia called 'royals' made by Arnotts :) they're pretty good!

[@Katers1343]

I knew there was something like this here, I couldn't remember the name though

[@sarahandemmalemoignan9449]

I LOVE Royals.. Will have to try this recipe. 😃

[@JessieeCar]

Couldn't quite remember the name of them, but it seems to be the right one!

[@ohyum]

looks amazing!

[@florencebrawner3011]

omg mallomars are NY favorite cookie. now I can make them at home. thank you for the recipe. they look delicious.

[@TabiEats]

I just had something similar to these called Tea Cakes from the UK. I wonder if they taste the same....Anyhow, they look scrumptious!

[@duckyone20]

These are probably way better then store bought ones!

[@XjessieeXloulouX]

Tea cakes in the uk:)

[@hwoodcat26]

+Jessiee loulou thats what i thought xx

[@XjessieeXloulouX]

+Hannah Barrett it is :) I haven't had one in ages tho :D

[@hwoodcat26]

Yeah I have only seen them in morisons and we don't have on that local

[@BeaAnimals]

I was just about to say they were tea cakes :)

[@jogonyachickennugget4911]

+Hannah Barrett walnut whips are the best.

[@wildheart5]

Those are great! They look just like mallowbars, but I know they taste way better. I may give these a try!

[@AussieAngeS]

Oh these are fantastic. Here in Australia we have similar with strawberry Jane called " royals" and they're made by Arnotts here. Ours look the same of yours Tammy, awesome .

[@robertknight4672]

I love Whippets and I'm in the U.S. just have to know were to look. This looks fun to make. Mallamars are seasonal. Whippets are year round.

[@SKILOinc]

I haven't watched in so long but you still make awesome videos! YESSSSSS!!!!!!

[@odetoanathema]

i live in the US and have never heard of Mallomars! but i want to try them now lol

[@amym7825]

Looks yummy! Love your videos

[@CC57985]

This is actually a traditional Danish confectionary item called flødeboller dating back to the early 1800s, although I believe they were popularised throughout the world by the UK company Tunnock's who started making them in the 1890's and called them Tea Cakes.

[@ballofmir]

these look like Viva Puffs!! yummmy 💕💕💕

[@chloemckenzie760]

In Australia, we have something very similar to Whippets. They are called Wagon Wheels, and they are a lot bigger than Whippets, like the size of a donut. They are also EXTREMLY sweet!

[@chloemckenzie760]

They have strawberry jam in the centre. It's a plain cookie, with jam on the top, and marshmallow with some chocolate coating the entire cookie!

[@lamaabdulaziz6534]

OMG Your voice is just like Melissa McCarthy the American actress 😮 Any way. I've tried to make something like this but I failed big time with the jam -or the jellies jam dome- and didn't add jam any more. Now you give me a better and easier way to add the jam. Thanks and Keep up the good work 👌🏻

[@bigbeect]

Mallomars are covered in dark chocolate, and are seasonal due to the fact that the chocolate will turn white-ish in the heat of the summer (they don't necessarily taste different, but esthetically aren't the same. That's why they were never available in the warmer year-round areas of the USA. A ridiculously high percentage of Mallomars are sold in the Metro NY area.

[@BaddieKyTV]

We don't have any of these in the netherlands. We have something simular and I bet they taste the best of them all! The brand is Milka

[@roger55es]

Brilliant recipe thank you

[@katherinesalkeld558]

we have something similar here in peru! they're called beso de moza but the only difference is that they're much taller

[@amazonessmaster]

we have these in the UK but we call them called Tea Cakes and they are a biscuit topped marshmallow with jam in the marshmallow.

[@Nyansebby]

In Australia they're called Royals :) we get dark chocolate ones with Jam and we get normal chocolate ones

[@thulasi19]

In the UK it's called a tunnock's teacake and is made in Scotland!

[@OrnaHartnett]

We call them tea cakes in Ireland. They're my dad's favourite so I'm going to try to make these for him.

[@yiswhy3934]

Wow! Glad I found this!

[@mcomeslast]

Awesome! This was on my to do list!

[@suziarcher1260]

They're called 'Mallow puffs' here in NZ, made by Griffins

[@hollyanngardner4877]

These look delicious 😋

[@MizPersnicket]

You can only get Whippets out East! In BC we have VIVA PUFFS. Similar to Whippets but not as good. When I visit family in Quebec and Ontario, I always bring a bunch home!

[@ohsnapitzyen7885]

DAMN DANIEL BACK AT IT WITH THE WHITE VANS !!!

[@shauntevius]

😂😂😂😂

[@lenathecurlyone]

I think these are like the Danish flødeboller!

[@DanielleBishellx]

In the UK we call them teacakes :) tasty little things!

[@Sarah-zo1yc]

These looks so yummy! I want to try making them with nutella inside(:

[@emmelieschnorkoch3641]

in Denmark we have something similar to it. it is called "fløderboller" the phrase would be "marshmallow chocolate kisses" I think

[@muxcki]

we have something similar here in Denmark, it's called Flødeboller

[@samiatagberu4488]

your playlists are wonderful.I want to meet you someday

[@RedVelvetD0nut]

You should make a homemade marshmallow playlist!

[@JustMeAgain20]

so these are like dickmanns in Germany but with a cookie instead of a wafer base?

[@momof2momof2]

Wow ! I'm sure your's are better ! Do you think using a ready made Nilla wafer cookie would be ok to use?

[@DDelilahM]

Mallomars, whippets and Tea Cakes are all very similar , the only difference is in the cookie/biscuit base... Whippets are sugar cookies, Mallomars are shortbread and Tea cakes are digestives.... All totally yummy !

[@TheXxjackchopxX]

yoyomac, would you say the homemade version is always superior??

[@buglady58]

never had mallomars, but they look delish :-)

[@theauthenticnut2.0]

Love these just like the uk tea cakes or the israeli krembos!!! : )

[@ellieameliadakin8610]

tea cakes in the UK love them

[@itsMarieex]

These look so yummy! :D

[@kerrimay89]

also can buy viva puffs in canada and are the exact same

[@LPGirl4E]

we got these in Italy too, but the base is wafer and they have coconut sprinkled on top *w*

[@ioanapirate7537]

in Italy we have them too! But the base is not a cookie but a wafer

[@elifletcher65]

In England we have similar there called TEACAKES we also have WAGON WHEELS there a bit flatter like a disc

[@elifletcher65]

+Joey of the Bacons moon pies ok when I go to Florida in the summer can I get moon pies there do you no

[@darresamaydionson6422]

First. Yey. Great video

[@katielarry8284]

I've never seen these called Whippets, but I've seen Viva Puffs in Ontario!

[@cathbakes130]

Here in the UK we call them Teacakes :)

[@Rappersine]

If you use meringue without baking them, you get what we call "flødeboller" (silly name that means cream buns) in Denmark. They taste awesome.

[@Rappersine]

Some have commented, that flødeboller are similar. They're not. Not at all.

[@NikkiM93]

I def thought of viva puffs haha. I only like the raspberry and strawberry ones haha I used to like the mint christmas ones but not anymore lol. These are cute though :D. Oddly enough I live in Canada and I have never seen whippets only heard of them haha.

[@MsDreamcakes]

I've never heard of either of these...I must be living under a rock! lol =}

[@TheDevilDarling]

wooooo! I love tea cakes. they're my mother's favourite type of biscuit. Mallowmars is a much better name than our 'tea cakes'.

[@xSarahFun]

In Belgium it's called melo-cakes from milka

[@possitivelyinsane]

We also call these pinwheels in the states.

[@Twilliams60142]

Can you do a video on how to make almond nougat?

[@kingcrimson1204]

They're "mallowpuffs" in New Zealand :-D These look YUM

[@NessLoves]

what kind of stand mixer is that? ps. i love your videos !

[@sahrahmed]

Thanks a lot

[@CraftySandra]

We have something simular in Denmark called "flødeboller"

[@NKoara]

Except we use wafers for the bottom ;p

[@CraftySandra]

If you go to a bakery which I do sometimes they have one with a cookie like buttom its The Best!!! ^-^

[@gizee99]

We have these in the US and in Mexico but I think they all have different names.

[@JannieMette]

Omg do we have that in USA?? I’ve been craving Danish floedeboller in a year and missed my home country cause i thought we didn’t have them 😂😂😂

[@alexandrapalomares6177]

That treat looks similar as moon pies it's like a snack sandwich two gram crackers a marshmallow in middle and dipped in chocolate as well there's other flavors banana, vanilla, strawberry, and peanut butter coatings. moon pies are only in the southern U.S.

[@robertknight4672]

They do taste like Moon Pies.

[@emmtb20]

I'm in Michigan and have never seen one before

[@RyouNoMegami]

Is it 1+1/3 cup or 1+1/2 cup of sugar???? The video says the first but the description says the later.

[@yoyomax12]

Wow this video has been up for six years and this is the first time anyone has pointed out this error! Go with the description.

[@RyouNoMegami]

@@yoyomax12 thank you!

[@jasminepatten567]

its called viva puffs in Newfoundland

[@RubberDuckieZilla]

They're like Tunnocks tea cakes :D

[@sophiesimon1789]

im from canada and we do have whippet easy to find

[@amanda60005]

Can the corn syrup be replaced or omitted completely? What can it be replaced with?

[@RedVelvetD0nut]

Maybe honey?

[@ehgelly]

There are marshmallow recipes that don't use it. I don't know if you can replace it with anything.

[@idcanymoreitsalldullandgrey]

In Ukraine we have the same cookie called "Лорамель" - [Loramel] made by Ülker, Turkish company. Yum!

[@Momzie808]

Is that 1/2 oz each package of gelatin or 1/2 oz for both???

[@yoyomax12]

Charmaine Castro Charmaine Castro The Knox gelatine packets are 1/4 oz each (7g). You need two packets or 1/2 oz total by weight.

[@nancyjohnson7147]

could I use a store bought marshmallows

[@sahrahmed]

What can I use instead of vegetable shortening?

[@kittycatrblx8563]

+Sahr Ahmed Vegetable Oil ;)

[@chickapey]

+Sahr Ahmed Butter. Oil would make it too greasy

[@olat8649]

+Sahr Ahmed you can use butter

[@chickapey]

ohh I never thought of coconut... that would be tasty too

[@jogonyachickennugget4911]

I know this has nothing to do with this video but, do you whether in England there is anything like the jello powder, all i know of is jelly but its not at sustainable, so you cant make like gummy things with it.

[@ehgelly]

Search for 'gelatin'. Jelly is the UK version of jello but neither is used here. Jello is sweetened and flavored gelatin.

[@jogonyachickennugget4911]

Oooohhh ok, i actually tried looking harder the otner day and found some unflavoured gelatine.

[@mareeepskamp5279]

New Zealand they're called mellow puffs

[@char6761]

In Denmark we call them "Flødeboller".

[@sahrahmed]

I think the flavor of the coconut oil would be empowering..quiet a strong flavour. Butter is a better option I feel

[@FrazzleTheSyrian]

are these the same as chocolate marshmallow tea cakes?

[@TheDevilDarling]

yep, I think so. i love tea cakes.

[@HollyEllenes]

love it!

[@gemzlens]

Well that's funny... I live in the US and I have never heard of Mallomars! Hehe. Looks good though :)

[@robertknight4672]

They're seasonal that probably why. The usually come out in late fall.

[@shalihashabeen6326]

In England it's called 'Tea cakes'

[@mommyandmissy]

thanks

[@kaylakolimatsis1503]

what is the yield of this recipe ?

[@leahsmith6976]

its a tee cake where i live

[@armsock]

In Australia they're called Royals, no joke

[@ladymess1]

Mallomars?! That's a tea cake!

[@sahrahmed]

Looks like choco Pie!

[@EfratAtali]

In Israel it called "Krembo"!!

[@SheLuvBouj]

Can u make bacon pancakes

[@MyNamesLexy]

You could add eyes and a mouth and they'd be poop emojis! :D

[@김성모-k7g]

why use shortening and not butter?

[@ballofmir]

I think it makes them more flakier :)

[@WerdnaNiraehs]

It effects the texture. You can use butter, it just won't be exactly the same.

[@aimeedavison1]

Yum

[@courtneynorris9435]

Where I am from we call them marshmallow tea cakes

[@GamingWithAdam]

Hello again yoyomax12! Remember I commented this before 😂