
Grandma Wild's

Fall in love with these delicious cookies flavored with traditional Christmas pudding, a specialty from Grandma Wild's, an English company renowned for its expertise for over a century.
3,80 €In StockFall in love with these delicious cranberry and chocolate chip cookies, a gourmet recipe from Grandma Wild's, a renowned English biscuit maker for over a century.
3,80 €In StockFall in love with this adorable “Cat Christmas Party” metal tin from Grandma Wild's, filled with delicious clotted cream shortbread cookies.
11,70 €In StockDiscover Grandma Wild's ginger reindeer decorating kit!
4,95 €In StockFall in love with these delicious butter shortbread cookies from Grandma Wild's, a true staple of English-style gourmet snacks.
14,95 €In StockFall in love with these delicious cookies flavored with traditional Christmas pudding, a specialty from Grandma Wild's, an English company renowned for its expertise for over a century.
6,95 €In StockGet into the holiday spirit with this original metal box shaped like a musical Christmas tree, designed by Grandma Wild's, which plays sweet Christmas music.
12,50 €In StockFall in love with this charming “Dog Christmas Party” metal tin from Grandma Wild's, filled with delicious clotted cream shortbread cookies.
11,70 €In Stock
For 4 generations, the family business Grandma Wild's has carried on the tradition of cookie making with many of the same recipes created by great-grandmother Annie Wild over 100 years ago.
The original Wild's Bakery was established around 1899 in the Victorian seaside resort of Morecambe, Lancashire. Annie Wild ran the bakery and boarding house (now Bed & Breakfast) while being a full-time mother of three boys.
His eldest son John Wild decided to return to his Yorkshire roots in the 1920s, away from the seasonal summer trade, where he and Annie opened a store in Haworth. It was here that they began to build the legacy of Grandma Wild's special baking recipes.
In 1928 he bought larger premises just outside Haworth and it remained the family bakery until the millennium, then moved to larger premises in Steeton, West Yorkshire.
From those humble beginnings, the business has grown, but it has remained true to traditional family values and the commitment of its founder, grandmother Annie Wild, over all these years.