Harmony Cookies

Harmony Cookies — A Taste of Singapore’s Unity

Harmony Cookies are more than a delightful snack — they are Singapore’s story in a bite. Inspired by our national flower, the orchid, each cookie is crafted in a five-petal shape, symbolising the five major ethnic communities that make up our vibrant nation.
The name “Harmony” reflects what truly defines Singapore: many cultures, one shared home.

Every flavour pays tribute to a unique heritage, yet together, they create a beautiful symphony — just like Singapore herself.

A Celebration of Cultures & Flavours

Singapore is a lively tapestry where Chinese, Malay, Indian, Peranakan, and Eurasian traditions blend effortlessly. These cookies honour the tastes, stories, and festive joys of each community.

Peranakan Heritage — Kaya
Kaya, with its pandan aroma and gula melaka sweetness, is a beloved breakfast classic passed down through Peranakan kitchens. It represents warmth, home, and the richness of shared history.

Malay Tradition — Ondeh Ondeh
Inspired by the cherished Malay kuih, these cookies carry the gentle pandan fragrance and caramelised palm sugar heart that instantly brings people together at celebrations.

Eurasian Influence — Earl Grey Orange
The Eurasian community bridges East and West. This flavour blends fragrant Earl Grey tea with mandarin orange zest, symbolising tradition meeting modernity, heritage meeting new beginnings.

Indian Roots — Muruku
Savory, spiced, and wonderfully crunchy — just like the festive murukku enjoyed during Diwali and gatherings. A flavour that reminds us of joy, celebration, and family.

Chinese Tradition — Long Feng (Dragon & Phoenix)
A meaningful symbol of unity and balance. Green bean and almond come together to represent two lives, two flavours, and two strengths joining as one — a tribute to weddings, blessings, and new chapters.

From Five Cultures, One Rhythm
In Singapore, every meal tells a story, every flavour carries a memory, and every gathering is a celebration of togetherness.
Harmony Cookies bring these stories into your hands — and into your heart.