They used to be great - really buttery and soft> Now thry're akin to cheap soda crackers. Too bad!

I loved them cookies. I called the company and they told me that they were too costly to continue to make. They broke up a lot. My grandfather used to buy them for me every saturday.

I cannot believe that i was thinking about and talking about these cookies and I found someone talking about them on the internet. If they would bring them damn cookies back, they woyuld make a killing.

I would love to dip that cookie in a big glass of cold milk, I miss them I wish they would bring them back. I could eat a whole pack right now, yummy.

The butter cookies and the chocolate snap cookies where the bomb they discontinued them both what a shame.

Thanks for jogging my memory. I *LOVED* these when I was a kid. You could stick your pinky finger through the hole and eat them petal by petal. My friend, brother, and I used to put on little puppet shows with Pelham marionettes when we were kids, and invite the neighborhood to watch and my Mom (she was a saint!) would not only put up with this, but she would serve all of us these cookies and apple juice. I think the kids must have come more for the food than for the plays. We wrote the scripts ourselves, and since the only marionettes we had were a Gypsy, a Soldier, a Pony, and a Duck the plots were surreal. Definitely more Ionesco than Shakespeare! Thanks again for letting us all know what happened to these great treats!

I just had a notion to look for these on the Internet for my sister and surprise her via mail. She used to LOVE these. I knew it was something since I could never find them here in Phoenix (I'm originally from Chicago). I really appreciate now knowing!!

Hey, I just found this on the Web. Can't vouch for them, but I'll checking 'em out!! http://www.hometownfavorites.com/products.asp?dept=1026&number=HFDE217&pagenumber=1

I was just munching on some Danish butter cookies I got for Christmas and I thought of the Nabisco ones. Anyone else remember that they had "NBC" on them? I googled and found this page and was saddened, but not surprised, to learn they were discontinued. Hope this never happens to Oreos or Fig Newtons!

I remember these well. My mom used to buy them all the time. I believe they came in a green box that opened up kinda "briefcase-style".

I was looking for these cookies in the stores and of course now I know why they were not to be found! Yes to everything that has been said, especially dipping them in a glass of milk. Have not found a equal even in the expensive cookie section.

Okay so all this hype where are they?

Please make a special batch for the people that really miss dipping those good circle cookies in milk I REAlly know how to appreciate a good butter cookie, my mouth is watering right now please I NEED SALERNO BUTTER COOKIES.

When I was a little girl I didn't like cookies, but I loved that Butter Cookie that looked like a sunflower. I wish they would bring it back.

I logged on looking for this cookie, though it has taken me a week to remember which cookie it was. I thought they were called butter rings, but I used to stick my finger through them too - fond memories. Anyway, I ate a cookie with a chocolate filling which tastes a lot like them (elfs make them, and you have to take the filling out!) These elf cookies are a bit larger than they used to be, and I believe they changed the recipe and flavor. For me, it is worth tossing the filling, as I would pay a premium to taste the butter rings again, and this is really close!

They were called Nabisco Circle cookies. They had circles with a circle in the middle. They weren't terrible sweet but sooooo good

For those of you in Colorado... We have 'em!

I forgot to ask...does anyone know the lyrics to the jingle, and/or have the music?

I have been searching for the Chocolate Snaps for decades. My favorite cookie since I was 4. Closest I have found ( and they taste almost the same ) are the packages of OREO 100 calorie packages, as they have no creme. Ah the memories of innocence back in the North Jersey of the 1960s

OMG! I LOVED those cookies. My father and I used to eat those by the handful. They were so sugary and awesome. Why did they stop making these cookies. I would keep them in business all by myself if they made them again. Anyone have a clue if you can get them anywhere? I even loved the pink pkg. they used to come in

I remember these butter cookies. They were wonderful. And, I remember the green packaging. I wish that they would bring back wonderful things like this.

MOMMY? WHAT IS IT DEAR? I WANT A SALERNO BUTTER COOKIE. MOMMY? I HEARD YOU DEAR, SALERNO COOKIES COMIN' RIGHT UP. YOU CAN LOOKIE LOOKIE LOOKIE, BUT YOU'LL NEVER FIND A COOKIE WITH A BETTER BUTTER BATTER THAN SALERNO. SALERNO BUTTER COOKIES!

To Susan, who said they are called NABISCO CIRCLE COOKIES. NO, They are called NABISCO BUTTER COOKIES. To the person named: Chicago-Colorado, who said on 11/23/09: To those in Colorado, HEY WE HAVE 'EM. YOU HAVE EM? Will you please tell me how I can buy these Natisco Butter Cookies?

Wow I loved them butter cookies I wish nabisco would bring them back

I loved these cookies. Like others I remember putting them on my fingers and eating them that way. I have been looking for them too. How sad that they can't be bought anywhere. Nabisco should bring them back.

For years I have been trying to find these cookies. I loved them too. I wish they would go back to making them. I really would like to share the great taste with my grand children. I too remember putting my finger in the hole and savoring my cookies.

I cannot believe Nabisco removed their "Butter Cookies" from America's stores. Shame on them. I loved them and have been searching for them for years now. If they're expensive, charge more like everybody else. Let "M/M American" decide if they want to pay the price. If it's not panning out, THEN remove from production. Come on NABISCO, have a heart! ;-)

Oh my gosh this web site is awesome! I have been looking for these cookies. I called them too and they don't make the anymore. You know the market they would have of those people who grew up with these cookies ( age 40 something) and now want their children and eventually grandchildren to experience them. Nabisco bring back the REAL original BUTTER cookies!!!! I used to LOVE dunking them in tea. Yummy yummy yummy! A would be buyer of them in Southeast Florida.

What I think your talking about is Salerno butter cookies not NABISCO. They came in a Blue box. I submitted the link buy Suposibly Majier Food Stores in Chicago have them.

My wife has been after me to bring home your butter cookies every time I shop at the store. I told her you no longer make them. Not a very happer camper. Come on Nabisco, have a heart. Bring them back.

I was googling looking for the butter cookies. I wish they would bring back those along with the chocolate snaps!

I don't remember them being called Nabisco Butter Cookies, but I do remember Salerno Butter Cookies (although, they may have been made by Nabisco). They were by far my all-time favorite cookies. What a shame they quit making them. Alas, it seems like companies quit making everything we like!

After reading these comments, I guess I can give up looking for them. I thought they were Sunshine Buttercup cookies (yellow box?)with the hole in the center and a flowery design. Probably, at some point Keebler or Nabisco took over Sunshine. Whatever, I'll stop looking for them now.

Nabisco butter cookies were the best. If i remember right, they had a swirled surface. Man they were good.

Butter cookies, green box, shaped like a lil flower with a hole in the middle. WHERE ARE THEY!!! There are so many imitations out there! We want the originals back!

I loved those butter cookies when I was a kid. My grandmother always had them in her cookie jar. Wish we could still get them along with the Brown Edged Wafers and Chocalate Circle cookies.

Im gonna say that all the brands that made butter cookies, also had the flowery design with the hole in the middle,but ive googled them all and the one that i remember most, was in fact, Salerno. Nabisco didnt have regular butter cookies and the Sunshine brand I couldnt even find a pic for. Either way, butter cookies are the Best! I went looking for them today and couldnt find them. Lays took away my Dill Pickle chips too , I wish companys would put it to a vote before removing our favs off the shelves

Has anyone found a picture of these anywhere on the internet?

YES THEY WERE SALERNO BUTTER COOKIES HOWEVER THE ORIGINAL FAMILY HAD A GENUIS WHO WAS ALLOWED TO CONTINUE ON HIS OWN ,THAT COMPANY IS NOW CALLED NABISCO

This is too much! Thanks so much "Mr. Salerno" for the last comment!!!! We did find SALERNO butter cookies (Lisa remember's these...I remember the Nabisco brand)on Amazon.com for 79.98 for a box of 12!! OK MIDDLE AMERICA are you ready to pay for them?! As of today's date there are only 2boxes left! @Christy ann, Lisa says you can find the pickle chips at Walgreens...we live in the midwest...Fort Wayne, IN

you will never believe this but Gerber makes a cookie that is so much like the Nabisco Butter Cookies that you cant tell the difference, its their arrowroot cookie. my grandson loves them and when i saw what he was eating i had to try one and too my suprize they smell and taste like i remember of the Nabisco Butter Cookies. try one you will see what i mean

BRING THE COOKIES BACK. MY FAMILY LOVED THEM. I DON'T THINK WE WOULD MIND PAYING A LITTLE MORE FOR THEM. COOKIES WE WANT THE COOKIES. THE BROWN EDGED WAFERS WERE THE BEST

I was lying around after the hurricane Irene storm and I wanted something sweet to eat. All I could think about is what ever happen to those Nabisco Butter Cookies? I loved those cookies! Like someone said earlier I would put the cookie on my finger and eat around the flower of the cookie. And yes a cold glass of milk I would eat the whole pack! Another way I used to eat them was with vanilla ice cream! I used to put ice cream between two cookies and just bite into it until it was gone! Please bring those cookies back!

My wife has been bugging me about these butter cookies too. We've wasted countless hours scouring the shelves at different stores. I did however find these, which may be a decent substitute. Gonna order 1 package & will report back. http://www.aviglatt.com/Leiber-s-Butter-Thins-Mini-Flower-Shaped-Cookies/3026/

thine butter cookies that were made in 2001 by keebler in the blue box please bring those cookies back you all will make a killing

Nabisco in Fairlawn NJ back in 1950 or so made their butter cookies. Was Salerno before or after that period?

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I loved these when I was young. Something else that has slipped away from us. Do you remember dunking them in a glass of milk? Leave it in the milk one second too long, and the wet part would fall in the milk. Eventually I just packed them in the milk till it was like a pudding, and ate it with a spoon.

what happen? this best my favorite butter cookies I went looking for walmart nothing you stopped making,what a chame

Salerno's cookie factory was near my childhood home in Niles on Cauldwell Ave off Oakton. I grew up smelling the wonderful aroma of baking cookies. After college I waitressed across the street from Salerno at Victoria Station (c:1979). The Salerno family used to come in for lunch. I bet it was Mike Salerno that went off on his own, as he seemed close to my age (at that time). Salerno Biscuit Co.'s production facility in Niles was acquired by National Biscuit Co. in Oct. 1995. The Salerno brand was purchased by Sunshine Biscuits in 1991.

I miss those cookies so much! Especially the green paper wrapping around the box that you had to cut with scissors or a knife to open. They were the most delicious butter cookies. They also used to be in the Nabisco multi-pack that had a bright pink wrapping and had oreos, lorna doone's, sugar wafers and a few other cookies. I would pay $20 for a box of those butter cookies.

I hate the idea that I can't buy these for my Grandaughter! I think we all used to do the hole in the finger thing! Loved those cookies!

I Grew up eating these Delicious cookies..They absorbed milk and taste almost like a butter cookie cereal..Now they are Baked too hard and taste like a cheap pack of Butter cookies for $1 from a Dollar store..I think the flavor now is going to Destroy the name salerno built for years

I also grew up eating these cookies. I remember going to church as a young child and the snack served was these cookies. They were called "Jesus Loves You Cookies." I thought these were a special treat when I was young. I have tried to find these in the stores in the past years and missed not being able to buy.

I have been looking for the Nabisco Butter Cookies in the green box for years. I LOVED those cookies. Little flower with the hole in the middle that you could put on your finger. Dipping in milk was the best and definitely don't leave it a second too long! Wish they would come back.

I'm looking to serve Butter cookies at the ribbon cutting celebration of our newly renovated park called Buttecup Park in Chicago on June 16th 2012 How can I find these sweet treats? The young & old will be delighted to put their finger in the middle and eat around the petals!

As a child I would watch Mr. Rodgers after school and eat a row of those delicious Nabisco butter cookies. They were yummy and the taste was buttery and luscious. They did not have any of the "artificial taste". Please bring them back Nabisco!

http://www.gerber.com/AllStages/Products/Snacks/Arrowroot_Cookies.aspx

Ditalia foods - online- has a similar coookie-bucaneve. Enjoy!

I miss these cookies. I use to put the cookie on my finger and eat the petals off. I loved them. The weren't fancy but they were good.

My 99 year old Aunt just asked for some today! Too bad they won't bring them back! I used to stick my pinky in them too! No other butter cookie compares!

I consider myself a novice expert lol on Nabisco products. My dad was a salesman for Nabisco from the late 1960's to the early 1990's. Nabisco was founded as the National Biscuit Company (or NBC for short) in 1898. The NBC was dropped in the early 20th century due to the confusion with the National Broadcasting Company (NBC). They still kept the original cookie molds and that is why the cookies still had NBC on them. I was raised on Nabisco products (I was born in 1978) and remember quite a few that were only in production for a short time or were finally discontinued for cost reasons. After reading these posts, I remember the Nabisco Butter Cookie. However, I used to eat it as a part of the Nabisco "Favortie Assortment" package. It was pink in color and had a paper wrapping over a cardboard box. The box contained Oreos, Nabisco Sugar Wafers, Nabisco Butter Cookies, Brown Edge Wafers (I believe), and one or two other varieties. It was nice because you had 5 different varieties of cookies in one box. I also fondly remember the Nabisco Almost Home line that was introduced in the early 1980's. They had a BIG soft chocolate creme sandwich that was about the size of Little Debbie Oatmeal Creme Pies but tasted MUCH better. They only lasted a year or so. I'm sure that they were also discontinued because they were too costly to make. Nabisco also invented the toaster pastry. Nabisco came out with their Toastettes line before Kellogg's Pop tarts. They were much better than Pop Tarts and had more filling. Alas, they also "gave up" and Pop Tarts became the king of toaster pastries. The Brown Edge Wafers were a part of the "Gold Line" (the packages were all gold in color) and tehre were about 5 different varieties. One of the best was the Brown Edge Wafer sandwiches, which had 2 Brown Edge Wafers with chocolate in the middle. I am really surprised that Nabisco still makes Pinwheels because they are made from real chocolate and only offered in the cold months. They were also one of Nabisco's priciest cookies, even 25 years ago. Some other people mentioned Chocolate Snaps. I was helping my dad on his territory in Louisville, KY in the late 1980's and we were in a Pic Pac (IGA type store). I happened to walk next door to a Family Dollar and found Nabisco Chocolate Snaps on the shelf. They had been long-discontinued in Louisville but Family Dollar had some on the shelf. They were probably a special buy from corporate. If anyone is interested, my dad has quite a few "product cards" from the 1960's and 1970's, which show the packages of products during that time. I will see if he has a picture of the Nabisco Butter Cookies package.

Oh what fond memories. The best cookies ever. My mom use to buy them for treats. I looked for them in the stores but with no such luck. I remember them being called Sunshine Butter Cookies, in a green box. Just the thought of them fills me with joy. I would love to see a picture of the box.

Sadly, all good things come to an end. I also remember searching for these cookies as a 40 something year old, I still referred to them as ring cookies. On a dreary winter day here in Boston it would be awesome to have some of those butter cookies. It would put a smile on anyones face. I remember the pink package that they came in too. I would also do the ring thing and dunk them in milk. This is America, make a good product and we will buy it! Hey do like the girl scouts and make them during the holiday season if its to pricey to keep them in production! They were a special treat.

If anyone is still looking for them I know that little dutch maid makes a brand they are little dutch maid butter cookies... ;)

Wow loved those cookies nabisco butter cookies....Im not that fond of sweets as a little girl,those butter cookies was a real treat. Ive been thinking about them for sometime but very few people remembers them!!! Green box you would tear paper off box eould open like a suitcase!! Those were the days. Does Nabisco want to bring them back? Would do anything for one!!!!

When growing up, we called these cookies "finger cookies" because we'd put one finger through thr hole in them & stack a "finger-full"as a snack after swimming. They were inexpensive, & also there was a chocolate chip version. They are a tradition at my mom's house. To this day small kids will ask for the "finger cookies". A local AG store carries the Murray brand of the butter flavor, at almost $4 for a pack of about 11 oz. If anyone knows another brand or where they can be purchased or ordered online, please let me know. Email address is: WandaRuss@hotmail.com

My cousins and I all remember grandma giving us those cookies in the early 50's. We'd dunk them in milk or milk with coffee - would love to have some of those flowers with the holes to stick my finger through and dunk again...

Was one of my favs! I was hoping I'd find them available somewhere. NABISCO, bring them back!!! I remember them being in a package with green paper/yellow writing. My Mom bought them regularly. I'd buy them!

I absolutely loved these cookies. Nabisko please bring them back even if it's for a limited time. These cookies are were the beat and loved by all. Please♥♥

NOOOOO!!!! I was just searching these cookies bc I want them soooo bad!!!! So depressed to hear they are gone :( BTW they arenmt just the cookies of the 60's and 70's kids! I was born in '84 and I LOVED those cookies as a kid and putting them on my fingers! I was hoping to get them for my daughter bc they are much healthier than any cookies out there now!

Okay, I've read the comments, I looked up Salerno butter cookies, yes I remember them. The sugar cookies I remember my nanny Bea used to buy, were a bigger flower shape w/sugar all over the top, yes the hole in the middle, and I remember they came in a plastic pink packaging....they were the bomb....I wish I could eat them again...grandma always knew what to get...thanks everyone

My children are all in their '59's now. I made a dessert with these butter cookies that they loved when growing up. Then my grandchildren enjoyed them when visiting us. Now I'd like to make them for my great-grandchildren..........but discovered last week no grocer has them. Bummers! Oh, the dessert? Make stacks of 4 or 5 cookies with REAL whipped cream between each cooky-layer and top with more whipped cream. Refrigerate for one day. They used to disappear quickly! And I had lots of help licking spatulas and beaters.

I loved the butter cookies!!! My sister and I (both in our 50's) talk about them all the time. I finally realized I could search to see if they were still making them, only to find this discussion. It's funny how a cookie could bring back so many warm memories. I think everyone of us remembers sticking the cookie on our finger and biting off the edges first...such a simple thing that connects so many of us. Sad to say, nothing will ever compare :(

i have jogged my memory with all family members, and no one remembers that the cookie came in a green box...I have searched endlessly for an image of this box..anyone out there know where to find it..i saw an image of some in cellophane, not the same packaging . thanks

Kmart has these cookies, but the Salerno version. I believe they made them before Nabisco. Here is the url http://www.kmart.com/salerno-butter-cookies-the-original-16-oz-1/p-033W020068110001P?prdNo=11&blockNo=11&blockType=G11 I will buy a couple of boxes and see if they are any good. You have to pickup at a store since Kmart.com doesn't ship food.

Mr. Nabisco,Just tear down your wall of stubbornness and give us back our damn daisy shaped butter cookies!!

I loved those cookies toooo!.. Wish they still made them.

I wanted some Nabisco butter cookies so bad, I finally decided to search for them on the internet. Much to my disappointment, this posting has made me realize they just don't exist anymore. They were the best!!

I visited my son in Dubuque Iowa and they had Salerno Butter Cookies in a grocery store called Hy Vee. I went back to FL a couple pounds heavier.

I eat these cookies through the 1960's. They were as much a part of me as Coca Cola, Alpha Bits and Suzy Q's. If I find a way to buy the rights I'd bet these suckers made again with a buttery recipe that would bring back all the great memories for me and start new memories for my grand kids. now that I know where this site is, I'll try to keep you posted!

I grew up eating the Nabisco Butter Cookies in the green.I found a retro picture of the box and the original cookies before they changed the packaging to green. I was born in 1964 and this was my favorite cookies of all times. nabisco butter cookies. Copy and paste the link in your browser to see the image. https://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonliebigstuff/11991679654/in/set-72157616085878488

Nabisco Butter Cookies that use to be in the green box that opened up like suitcase.They also use to sell it in the long assortment box. Disregard the link above, this link will take you directly to the image. I use to xoxoxo these cookies. Google traci*s retro or go to flickr and put Nabisco Butter Cookies in the search window and it will come up. Just click on the arrow in the right on corner to enlarge the picture. https://www.flickr.com/photos/tracis_retro/2329611644/ Traci retro also has a picture of the 1972 Nabisco Chocolate Chip SNAPS Cookie Box. This is a lovely sales sample mock-up of an early 60's Nabisco butter cookie box. I guess this box was out before I was born, remember the green box. It says 1962 https://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonliebigstuff/11991679654/in/set-72157616085878488

Bring them back! That's all I got!!

I worked for Nabisco for 27 yrs. We came out with "Brown Edge Wafers" around the 90's and called it our "Gold Line" with 3 other cookie products. I assumed another company made them for us. They were great!

When I was a little girl, I would go spend a week with my grandparents each summer. Every afternoon around 4:00, I'd have my bath, and my grandmother would have me sit on the front porch to wait for my grandfather to get home from work. While waiting, I got to have a small bottled Coke and 4 Nabisco butter cookies. I loved those cookies! I sure wish they still made them because I'd buy a truck load.

I loved those cookies also,everywhere I went i looked for them,I didn't know that they discontinue them,I did fine some close to them in Georgia a couple of years ago in a small grocery store and if I had known that was going to be the last time I would fine them I would off brought them all and for the Nabisco butter cookies the green box had pork in them and the yellow box had vegetable oil in the cookies, I known that because my brothers didn't eat pork, I didn't care what they had in them I ate both kinds,I didn't tast the difference,next time I go too Georgia I will stop at that same store and see do they still have any of them.

My friend and I were talking about the Sunshine butter cookies the other day. I loved them when I was growing up. Dipped them in cold milk and could eat the whole package. In fact, when I was shopping today, I found a whole row in the store dedicated to cookies only. I was wishful thinking that I might find my Sunshine cookies. Alas, I came home empty handed and in a dud mood!

My grandfather spent his career as a Nabisco cookie man, from the mid '30s to the mid-'60s. Before mergers, the company really took care of its employees, and kept my grandparents in free cookies throughout their retirement and even at his funeral in the '80s. So I was raised a brand gal. Best cookies: butter finger cookies, brown edge wafers (around way before the '90s), chocolate snaps and chocolate chip snaps, animal crackers (they look like blobs now, as if someone destroyed the detailed molds), and those long, thin raisin crisps (Sunshine called them Golden Fruit cookies). I don't believe the cookies ever had pork in them, maybe beef tallow?

how come no one mention the cream in the middle?

No one mentioned the cream, because there wasn't any. This was a lovely plain butter cookie shaped like a daisy, and you could eat them off of the tip of your finger stuck thru the hole in the center of the cookie. I miss that assortment box, too ! I agree with the previous poster who stated that Nabisco or it's affiliates should bring them back seasonally and see how they do. Bet people would love seeing them again- I know I'D buy them ! So many wonderful, little, simple treats that aren't around anymore. Nowadays, cookies have too much overly sweet frosting, sprinkles and other crap on/in them, and they're too BIG- no wonder kids are fat. : ( Am going to check out the Hy-Vee ones- think I saw them in Family Dollar store (in Virginia).

Wish we could get them back!

Yes, the sugar rings were the best! I wish they still made them!! Fond memories of these with my grandparents and great-grandparents when they had coffee together.

They have these cookies still in the store and online? They just taste like crap now, unless you like cardboard?

I just bought some Butter Ring Cookies at the Dollar Tree store -- THEY TASTE EXACTLY LIKE THOSE OLD NABISCO BUTTER COOKIES I LOVED!!! The brand is "Lil' Dutch Maid". Try 'em. The price is right!

well glad to know so many had fond memories of these cookies. I saw some butter cookies today and brought-PRAYING they would taste like those Nabisco butter favorites. Of course I was sadly disappointed. I decided to write Nabisco and asked if they could PLEASE bring back for a limited time. I hope they consider it....(sigh)

I absolutely loved these cookies. I grew up on them, and they are the best butter cookies I've ever had. I wish they would bring them back. Even if only temporarily to see how they do today. I'd buy a bus load of them.

The name of the cookies were Sugar Rings, and were made by Nabisco. There were swirls all around on the cookie, and were about 3" in diameter. NOT to be confused with the Butter Ring cookies, which had the words Butter Ring right on the cookie. BEST COOKIES EVER!!!!

When I was little our church kept them in the nursery for the little ones. I used to beg my Mom to help her when it was her nursery time just to eat the the buttery cookies.

Nabisco Butter Cookies were the cookies I asked my mother to buy when I was a kid. She never understood why I loved them so. They were simple and delicious. Years later I couldn't find them on the shelves, just like not finding Kaboom cereal. I did not buy cookies or cereal for msny years after that. I would love to taste them again. Nabisco will not get my business until it brings back Butter Cookies.

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Nabisco buttercup cookies were my favorite, my Mom’s friend brisbom would bring me a box from the factory in Philadelphia, I’ve given up. The cookies today are crap.