• Romero heritage cookie tin filled with assorted traditional cookies for gifting
  • the happy birthday song in spanish with flowers and dark blug background 5X7 greeting card
  • Mexican heritage cookie assortment with churro, pecan cinnamon, wedding, and cinnamon sugar cookies
  • Stella nut free Mexican wedding cookies, stack
  • Valentina polvorones, Mexican wedding cookie, stack
  • Luna mexican wedding cookies stacked
  • Mexican heritage cookies styled with papel picado confetti, traditional fiesta cookie gift assortment
  • Mexican heritage cookie tin held against colorful backdrop, Romero traditional cookie gift
  • Assorted mexican heritage cookies with white mexican wedding cookies and cinnamon sticks surface
  • Mexican heritage cookies on blue talavera tile, polvorón and churro cookie variety pack
  • Mexican heritage cookie gift styled with vibrant rainbow backdrop celebrating mexican culture
  • Mexican heritage cookie assortment on dark surface with fresh greenery, Romero variety tin styled for gifting
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Gift tin

Las Mañanitas Birthday Song Cookie Tin Package Cookies

$45.00
$45.00
Oferta Agotado Includes one tasting set with 30 assorted cookies—10 Luna, 10 Valentina, and 10 Stella—paired with a special birthday card featuring a verse from “Las Mañanitas.”
Los gastos de envío se calculan en la pantalla de pago.
$45.00
$45.00
Oferta Agotado Includes one tasting set with 30 assorted cookies—10 Luna, 10 Valentina, and 10 Stella—paired with a special birthday card featuring a verse from “Las Mañanitas.”
Los gastos de envío se calculan en la pantalla de pago.
  • handcrafted
  • Family Recipe
  • Made fresh

A birthday gift that feels thoughtful, beautiful, and delicious.

This Birthday Bundle pairs our signature Romero Tasting Set—filled with a  variety of each of our three heritage cookies—with a birthday card featuring Las Mañanitas, the traditional song sung to celebrate birthdays in Mexican and Mexican-American culture.

Inside the tin are 30 melt-in-your-mouth cookies made from our family’s 40-year recipe, baked fresh and packed in our keepsake vintage tin.

It’s a thoughtful gift that brings people together—perfect for sharing over coffee, after dinner, or whenever a birthday deserves something sweet.

What’s inside:

  • 30 Romero Cookies – at least 10 of each of our three signature varieties, baked fresh from our family’s 40-year recipe. These melt-in-your-mouth cookies are meant to be shared around the table and remembered long after the birthday candles are blown out.
  • Keepsake Tasting Tin – featuring our beautiful Phoenix logo, a symbol of tradition, resilience, and family legacy. It’s the kind of tin people keep on the counter long after the cookies are gone—perfect for storing sweet birthday memories.
  • Exclusive Birthday Card Featuring Las Mañanitas – the beloved birthday song sung across Mexico and Mexican-American homes. This card was hand-drawn by a Mexican artist and created exclusively for Romero Cookies, making your birthday gift feel personal, cultural, and truly special.

A birthday gift that feels warm, meaningful, and ready to celebrate.

FRESH INGREDIENTS

CONTAINS

Dairy, Soy, Tree Nuts, Wheat

Our product is produced in a shared licensed kitchen and we cannot guarantee the product was not exposed to traces of allergens.

shipping

In stock merchandise will ship to arrive on the date selected at checkout. If you need for an event, please choose a delivery date 2 days before your event. We want to make sure they arrive on time.

included

  • 1 reusable tin
  • A few extras just in case shipping gets rough. 
  • Our tins are crafted to be displayed on your dessert table. Use our tins to offer a beautiful display or as a to-go container for your guests. 

Cookie care

Our cookies have a 90-day shelf life and are kept especially crispy and fresh in our tins. We do not recommend freezing them.

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There's A story behind every cookie

Our history goes back to the 1940s .

Four generations of bakers and entrepreneurs with the last name "Romero".

It started with a fire in South Texas.

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