Nabisco has not publicly disclosed the reasons for changing the recipe of their Social Tea cookies. Some consumers have expressed dissatisfaction with the new version, describing them as “awful” and noting that they often remain unsold on store shelves.
In response to these changes, some consumers have suggested organizing targeted social media campaigns, petitions, and direct communication with Nabisco to advocate for the return of the original recipe.
Additionally, some consumers have sought alternatives, such as Leibniz Butter Biscuits from Germany, which they find similar to the original Social Tea cookies.
It’s worth noting that Nabisco has discontinued some of its famous cookies without prior notice, leading to dissatisfaction among consumers.
For those interested in making similar cookies at home, there are recipes available online that aim to replicate the taste and texture of Social Tea cookies.
If you’re looking to purchase Social Tea cookies, some online retailers offer similar products, such as Christie Peek Freans Social Tea Cookies.
