From our kitchen, to your heart.
Double Chocolate Chip: Dark Chocolate & Salt
Your Chocolate Craving Fix
If you love chocolate and want to reach chocolate nirvana in one bite, this is the thumb cookie for you. Made with organic free trade coco power, with mini dark chocolate chips, and dusted with pink Himalayan salt. It's guaranteed to deliver that chocolate fix!
Size of Cookie:
between a nickel and a quarter
Size of Box:
3 inch cube, 5.5 oz
Ingredients:
Butter, Flour, Sugar, Vanilla, Cocoa Powder, Dark Chocolate Chips, Himalayan Salt.
Allergens: Made in a facility with tree nuts and pecans, peanuts, gluten, and dairy.
Cinnamon & Sugar: Flour, Butter, Sugar, Cinnamon.
Chocolate Chip: Flour, Butter, Sugar, Ghirardelli Dark Chocolate Mini Chips.
Peanut Butter Sea Salt: Flour, Butter, Sugar, Peanut Butter, Sea Salt.
Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip: Flour, Butter, Sugar, Peanut Butter, Ghirardelli Dark Chocolate Mini Chips. Sea Salt.
Rosemary Pecan: Flour, Butter, Sugar, Fresh Rosemary, Roasted Pecans.
Lemon Lavender: Butter, Flour, Sugar, Vanilla, Freshly Squeezed Lemon Juice, Lemon Zest, Freshly Ground Lavender.
Made in a facility with tree nuts, pecans, peanuts, gluten, and dairy.
Hand Made
9 Month Shelf Life
Made With No Eggs
Tiny Cookie Questions
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One Thumbs Cookie is the size between a quarter and a nickel.
Our cookies are packaged in a 3 inch cube and weigh 5-5.5oz.
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Well, first of all – you can eat as many as you want and they don’t count! No, but seriously, the real credit goes to my mom, Barb. She was a tiny lady and believed that everyone should enjoy dessert, even if it's only a little! Our tiny cookies the perfect guilt-free treat.
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Our tiny cookies contain no eggs and have a shelf life of 9 months when kept sealed.
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In your cart, above the "checkout" button, you'll see a little sign that says "+ add a gift note".
Write a sweet note and we'll send it along with your thoughtful gift!
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We will ship your order 2-4 business days after it is placed!
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There are approximately 35-40 tiny cookies in each cube.
