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Cookie Gift Baskets & Cookie Gifts


Who made the phrase, ‘me want cookie’ famous? Big, blue, and furry, it was none other than Cookie Monster from Sesame Street…or most toddlers. If you need the perfect cookie gift for the cookie monster in your life, search no further! With basket names like That’s the Way the Cookie Crumbles, Sweet Tooth, Coffee and Cookies, and Slice of Heaven, you know you will find the perfect gift idea. With content like Netherlands’ Stroopwafel, Brownie Brittle, Walker’s Shortbread, butter cookies, truffle cookies, cream puff cookies, cookie dough cookies and more, these amazing cookie gifts don’t fall short on either international flavor or variety. Some of our special cookie gift baskets include non-cookie specialty items like K-cups, Goo Goo Clusters, tea, mugs and Nutella.


Sweet Tooth - Cookie Gift Basket
Sweet Tooth Cookie Gift Basket
Price: $82.95 

Sweet Cookie Extreme - Cookie Gift Basket
Sweet Cookie Extreme Cookie Gift Basket
Price: $67.95 

Cookie Gift Basket Deluxe
Cookie Gift Basket Deluxe
Price: $79.95 

Executive Sweet - Chocolate Gift Basket
Executive Sweet Cookie Gift Basket
Price: $113.95 

Coffee & Cookies <BR> K-Cup & Cookie Gift Basket
Coffee & Cookies K-Cup & Cookie Gift Basket
Price: $72.95 

Tea & Cookies Gift Basket
Tea & Cookies Gift Basket
Price: $83.95 


History takes on a fun twist when you are talking cookie history. Wikipedia offers these cookie fun facts:
  • Cookie origins began in 600 A.D. in Persia. Why Persia? Because sugar became common there around that time. No sugar, no (yummy) cookies.
  • Cookies spread to Europe with the Muslim conquest of Spain.
  • By the time the 1300’s rolled around, cookies in Europe could be found from street vendors all the way to royal cuisine. Tea time without cookies?? Never!
  • What was responsible for the cookie’s rapid spread throughout the world? They ‘traveled’ so easily!
  • The Dutch brought the ‘koekje’ to the United States, where the name was changed to ‘cookie.’ Without the Dutch, there may have never been any Girl Scout Thin Mints!

Whether you are celebrating a cookie connoisseur’s birthday, Christmas Gift, anniversary idea, work accomplishment, graduation, or special holiday, make it a cookie celebration! Tell them Cookie Monster recommended it.