Sassy Sweets

I started getting these cookies years ago for Christmas. For some reason this year 2024/25 Ive become addicted. Nor did I realize how pricey these snacks are. Now I want to try all the different flavors. At $71./per jar, I don't know if its worth it but "supply and demand" right? Gotta pay up if you want it right?Gonna get me at least the mixed jar this week, or at least place the order. Wish they found a way to make it a bit affordable...I have some suggestions, hit me up Sassy.

These cookies are "da bomb"! If you're a fan of great tasting, crispy cookies, these will definitely satisfy your cravings! The chocolate chip/walnut is to die for.

It's been years since my grandmother was around and able to make cookies. My cousins and I used to wait until just before Christmas when she would set aside a day to do all of her baking for her Christmas Cookies (Chocolate Chip with Walnuts and Almond). We would all want to help. I could never duplicate the way her cookies tasted. Pretty sure I follow the same recipe, perhaps the different stove or maybe I just don't have grandma's love of making them.It's now been a number of years since my mother has been giving us a gallon of Sassy Sweets Chocolate Chip cookies every Christmas. Not quite the same as grandma's, but very good in its own right. It would be easy for my son and I to go through the jar in a few days, but I always seem to find myself trying to make it last as long as possible. They're always very crunchy with a lot of chocolate chips. We just started on the latest jar.This year, my mother had us try Sassy Sweets Crispy Oatmeal Cookie. I've never been a huge fan of oatmeal. Even less of oatmeal cookies. Once in a while a very chewy one would do. Let me tell you, Sassy Sweets new Crispy ones are GREAT!!! Like their other cookies, you just cannot eat one.

Every year, I order cookies from Sassy Sweets to give as gifts. And every year, I end up eating almost an entire jar by myself by New Year's. Even die-hard soft cookie fans have fallen in love with these treats. There is no skimping on the chips in the chocolate chip cookies, and my old boss, who told me that oatmeal raisin cookies are "too healthy" had to admit that Sassy Sweets' version is buttery and delightful. The chex mix is also excellent, and every now and then, Sandy makes amazing pineapple macadamia nut shortbread cookies that are out of this world. I am not sure if you have to know of a secret handshake for these, but if you get a chance, I highly suggest ordering them.There are a couple of drawbacks to Sassy Sweets. First, these cookies are rather expensive. At $20 for a half gallon and $38 for a full gallon, you probably won't be getting a jar for absolutely everyone in your office unless you repackage them yourself or are rich (in which case, hi, my name is Kristen; let's be friends). Second, the owner is a little well...sassy! She's not nasty, but she is definitely not as sweet as her cookies.One final note: I believe the labels may have a small Bible verse printed on them somewhere (In-n-Out style), so if that kind of stuff offends you, you have been warned. But otherwise, enjoy these delicious goodies!

I tried these cookies many years ago, and received it as a gift. Since then I am hooked and can't find similar taste or texture. Where can I buy it?