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Camel Cookies logo: a grinning cartoon camel inside a scalloped chocolate-brown badge

Abu Dhabi·United Arab Emirates

CamelCookies

Stuffed cookies made with camel milk, from Abu Dhabi.

A soft-baked, cup-shaped shell with a molten centre — saffron, cardamom, dates and Arabic coffee alongside Nutella, Kinder, Lotus and white chocolate. Distributed across the UAE and GCC by ANF Multinational.

Camel Cookies boxes in yellow and chocolate brown beside stuffed cookies split open to show a bright pistachio-green centre, shot on a saffron-yellow backdrop
Two chocolate cookie cups stacked on a branded yellow Camel Cookies coffee cup, with molten chocolate dripping down the side
Cracked-top chocolate cookies scattered beside an open yellow Camel Cookies box on a saffron-yellow surface

Baked in Abu Dhabi, filled with the Gulf pantry

Camel Cookies is an Abu Dhabi confectionery brand that builds soft-baked, molten-centre stuffed cookies around camel milk and the flavours of the Gulf pantry — saffron, cardamom, dates and Arabic coffee — alongside international fillings such as Nutella, Kinder, Lotus and white chocolate.

It went viral through its @Camel_Cookie Instagram account in the mid-2010s and now runs branches and kiosks across Abu Dhabi — Al Khalidiyah, Al Ain, Souk Qaryat Al Beri and Yas Mall — with delivery into Dubai, Sharjah, Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah.

Soft-baked cookies loaded with chunks of chocolate, resting against a woven basket of chocolate pieces
Two dark chocolate cookies with cracked tops on a pale stone slab, surrounded by dark and white chocolate buttons

The live menu at camelcookies.com carries 47 items: cookie boxes of 6 and 12, build-your-own boxes, big-cookie-and-coffee combos, bottled lattes and a full espresso bar.

Its logo is a grinning cartoon camel inside a scalloped chocolate-brown badge.

Taking the camel, “a symbol of honor” in Arab heritage, and presenting it “in a casual and funky way.”

Press coverage, on the Camel Cookies badge

The Range

Six selections from a live menu of forty-seven. Names, piece counts and prices are as listed at camelcookies.com; flavour detail is as reported by Abu Dhabi Confidential.

A stack of Camel Cookies cookie cups split open to show white chocolate, red velvet and molten chocolate fillings, with chopped chocolate pieces around the base

6 Pcs Camel Mix Cookies

A six-piece assortment of the house stuffed cookies, letting you taste several fillings from one box. At 38.00 AED it is the lowest-priced six-piece box on the menu; a 12-piece version sells for 65.00 AED.

  • Cookies
  • 6-piece box
  • Assortment
  • Camel milk
Two Camel Cookies cookie cups broken open to reveal a bright saffron-yellow filling studded with pieces of date, stacked above plain baked shells

Date And Saffron Cookies

A five-piece box built on two Gulf pantry staples, dates and saffron, inside the brand’s signature soft-baked stuffed cookie shell. Listed at 65.00 AED.

  • Cookies
  • 5-piece box
  • Saffron
  • Dates
  • Heritage flavour
Three Camel Cookies cookie cups stacked on a stone surface scattered with roasted coffee beans, the top two split to show a glossy chocolate hazelnut centre

6 Pcs Nutella With Arabic Coffee Cookies

Six Arabic-coffee cookies with a Nutella centre, the pairing local press has singled out as the brand’s signature flavour. 45.00 AED for six; the 12-piece box is 70.00 AED.

  • Cookies
  • 6-piece box
  • Arabic coffee
  • Nutella
  • Signature
A stack of Camel Cookies pistachio cookie cups on a wooden board, molten pistachio cream spilling over the edges, with slivered pistachios scattered below

6 Pcs Pistachio Cookies

Six cookies with a molten pistachio-cream centre. At 70.00 AED it is the most expensive of the six-piece boxes; the 12-piece box is 95.00 AED.

  • Cookies
  • 6-piece box
  • Pistachio
  • Premium
Bright red velvet cookie cups stacked in a column, the top two broken open to show a white chocolate filling flecked with dark cookie crumb

6 Pcs Red Velvet Cookies

Red velvet cookie cups filled with white chocolate, sold six to a box for 45.00 AED. A 12-piece box is 70.00 AED.

  • Cookies
  • 6-piece box
  • Red velvet
  • White chocolate
A corked glass Bliss Bottle of rose latte with a handwritten tag, on weathered wood beside a yellow Camel Cookies box, a red velvet cookie and a glass of iced latte

Rose Latte Bottle

Part of the Camel Cookies ‘Bliss Bottle’ range: a rose latte served in a corked glass bottle, 96.00 AED. The line also includes Spanish latte, mocha latte and cold brew (96.00 AED each) plus pistachio latte (126.00 AED).

  • Drinks
  • Bottled latte
  • Bliss Bottle
  • Rose

By the numbers

Counts and prices read from the live menu at camelcookies.com.

47

Items on the live menu

Cookie boxes of 6 and 12, build-your-own boxes, big-cookie-and-coffee combos, bottled lattes and a full espresso bar.

6

Menu categories

Combo Deals, Latte Bottles, 6 Pcs Camel Cookies, Create Your Own, Cold Beverages and Hot Beverages.

6 / 12

Pieces per box

Create Your Own lets customers pick their own six pieces at 55.00 AED or twelve at 85.00 AED.

10–126

AED, menu price band

The Bliss Bottle lattes sit at the top of it, from 96.00 AED to 126.00 AED for the pistachio bottle.

Seven things worth knowing

Assembled from the brand’s own site and from press coverage by Savoir Flair and Abu Dhabi Confidential.

  • Camel milk is the defining ingredient, combined with traditional Gulf flavours — saffron, cardamom, dates and Arabic coffee — as reported by Savoir Flair and Abu Dhabi Confidential.

  • The cookies are stuffed, not chipped: a soft-baked cup-shaped shell with a molten centre (pistachio cream, Nutella, white chocolate, Lotus caramel), sold in boxes of 6 or 12.

  • 47 items on the live menu, organised into Combo Deals, Latte Bottles, 6 Pcs Camel Cookies, Create Your Own, Cold Beverages and Hot Beverages, priced 10.00–126.00 AED.

  • A ‘Bliss Bottle’ bottled-latte range — rose, Spanish, mocha and pistachio lattes plus cold brew — served in corked glass bottles at 96.00–126.00 AED.

  • ‘Create Your Own’ boxes let customers pick their own six pieces (55.00 AED) or twelve pieces (85.00 AED) from the flavour range.

  • Branches listed on their own site: Al Khalidiyah and Al Ain, plus a Sharjah–Dubai–Fujairah–Ras Al Khaimah delivery region; storefront address is Arwa Electronics Bldg, near Fathima Supermarket, Street No. 12, Khalidiyah St, Abu Dhabi.

  • Brand philosophy, per press coverage, is a commitment to ‘Arab flavor and legacy despite the rapid changes of our lifestyle.’

Straight from the bakery

Order it at the source

The brand’s own bilingual ordering site carries the full 47-item menu — six- and twelve-piece boxes, Create Your Own, combo deals, the Bliss Bottle lattes and the espresso bar.

Visit camelcookies.com
Branches listed on site
Al Khalidiyah · Al Ain
Delivery region
Sharjah · Dubai · Fujairah · Ras Al Khaimah