Cookies, from the English COOKIE (English: 'kuki American: 'kuk?), is a Cantonese translation imported from Hong Kong, cookies in the United States and Canada is interpreted as a small and flat egg custard-style cookies, while the English COOKIE is from the German koekje, meaning "small egg custard". The word is mainly used in British English to distinguish American cookies such as "chocolate chip cookies". The first manufactured cookies were made from several slices, a combination of small pieces of custard, and are believed to have been invented by the Iranians.