BLACK & WHITES| NYC’S MOST ICONIC COOKIE

Handcrafted by William Greenberg Desserts Since 1946
There’s nothing more quintessentially New York than the Black & White Cookie—and no one makes them quite like we do. At William Greenberg Desserts, our legendary Black & Whites have been a customer favorite for over 75 years, known for their soft, cake-like texture and perfect balance of rich chocolate and smooth vanilla frosting.
Whether you grew up with them or are discovering them for the first time, these classic cookies are a bite of NYC history.

What Makes Our Black & Whites Iconic
Our Black & White Cookies are freshly baked daily using a signature vanilla cake base—moist, tender, and just sweet enough. Each cookie is hand-frosted with half silky chocolate fondant and half sweet vanilla icing for the perfect flavor harmony in every bite.
We offer our Black & Whites in multiple sizes and seasonal varieties:
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Classic Large – The original, full-sized favorite
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Mini Black & Whites – Perfect for parties, events, and gifting
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Red Velvet Black & Whites – A bold, cocoa-Infused update
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Custom Black & Whites – A colorful twist on a timeless classic
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Holiday Editions – Featuring festive holiday colors

Perfect for Every Occasion
These cookies aren’t just dessert—they’re tradition. Ideal for:
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Corporate gifts and thank-you packages
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Celebrations and events
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Holiday dessert tables
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Everyday indulgence
Available for nationwide shipping and local pickup at our NYC bakeries.

Gift Boxes & Bulk Orders
Looking to send a taste of New York? Our gift boxes include:
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12 Large Black & White Cookies
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12 or 18 Mini Cookies
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Mixed assortments with red velvet and seasonal styles
Each box is carefully packed to preserve freshness and arrive bakery-perfect.
Why Choose William Greenberg Desserts
As a heritage bakery on Manhattan’s Upper East and Upper West Sides, William Greenberg Desserts has earned a reputation for excellence. Our Black & White Cookies have been featured in The New York Times, Food & Wine, and voted #1 Black & White in New York City.
