I tried Phoebe’s Grandma’s famous chocolate chip cookies at the new London Friends experience

The Friends Experience has just landed in London and as well as giving fans the chance to explore some of the show’s on screen sets, several themed foods featured across the show are also available to try.

From Joey’s I’m not even sorry chocolate cake to Monica’s break up jam, there’s even the  chocolate chip cookies that were a fiercely kept secret in Phoebe’s family on offer. 

You know the episode when Monica is scrambling about the kitchen trying to perfect the cookie recipe until she realises Phoebe’s French Grandma’s “Nestle Toulouse” recipe is actually a fancy way of saying the store bought mix Nestle Toll House. 

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Surprisingly the cookies available at the London Friends experience had a homemade taste, which was not the premade kind of flavour I was expecting.

Instead of a manufactured mix like the show mentions, the cookies taste like what you’d imagine a grandma's cookie recipe would be - lots of chocolate chips and the size of your hand if not bigger.

At £3.50 a cookie you can’t really say no. Shamefully, I know I've certainly paid almost double that for one cookie in the capital before!

Fans will be able to try the cookie at the Central Perk cafe pop up within the Friends Experience. Tickets start from £20 and are available via the Friends Experience website.