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Australia's most popular cookie finally comes to America

Our sweetest dreams have come true. Australia's favorite "biscuit," the Tim Tam, is going to be sold in America nationwide.
/ Source: TODAY

Chocolate lovers: Your world is about to get a whole lot sweeter. Australia’s beloved Tim Tams — creamy, wafery, chocolaty not-quite-cookies — will finally be available in America nationwide on Jan. 26.

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The treats will appear on the shelves of major supermarkets, grocery stores and mass merchandisers across the country, a U.S. spokesperson confirmed in an email. You can find the closest place to buy them at itsnotacookie.com.

Tim Tam Biscuit Cookies
Tim Tam

The Aussie treat is a combination of three layers — two crunchy biscuits covered in chocolate with a smooth, chocolaty-cream filling.

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And just like most cookies (yes, we're looking at you, Oreos) it improves dramatically when dunked in a beverage. For Tim Tams, the beverage of choice is typically hot coffee, as it melts the chocolate inside, creating a sort of lava-cake effect.

Tim Tam biscuits
The Tim Tam Slam is the ultimate way to eat the treat.Donna Aristo / Tim Tam

Which bring us to the Tim Tam Slam.

The Tim Tam Slam is the ultimate way to eat the treat. It puts any other technique to shame (yes, we're looking at you again, Oreos).

Here's how to do it:

  1. Get yourself a hot cup of coffee.
  2. Bite off diagonal corners of your Tim Tam.
  3. Using your Tim Tam as a straw, sip your coffee.
  4. Pop the entire biscuit in your mouth and enjoy the melty, chocolaty goodness.
  5. Realize that, in this one small moment, you could be the happiest person alive.

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But, to be clear: It's not a cookie. It's a biscuit. If Australians are willing to share their national treasure with us, we should at least respect their vernacular.

This might seem like a whole lot of rules for one little snack, but take it from someone who doesn't have a sweet tooth (me, in case that wasn't clear): It's so worth it.