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Handcrafted Cookie Company Holding Grand Opening on Friday

Reader Elliot wrote in to let me know that The Handcrafted Cookie Company is having its official grand opening and ribbon cutting this Friday for First Friday.

Handcrafted has been open for a couple of months now and everything I have heard has been extremely positive. Thanks to Elliot for the tip and best of luck to the owners!

Comments

Chellie said…
Delicious cookies, and a nice little treat for about a buck each. My daughter and I stop in periodically for the Lavender Vanilla ones. Best of luck to these guys!!
Unknown said…
From their website:

Join us for a night of food and fun. We will be offering samples of our all natural beverages, a dessert cordial, as well as debuting our Cookie Dough Pops (yes, we give you permission to eat this dough!). They're so good we're giving them away--IF you're one of the first 50 customers. We'll also be raffling off a commercial grade baking sheet, a Silpat® silicone baking sheet and an oven thermometer; the raffle is open to any customer who purchases cookie dough. Come help us celebrate!

Friday, April 3rd, 3-10 PM
UB said…
The cookies are good and they let me bring my dog inside too!

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