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Smiley Cookies!

January 19, 2011 · by Tiffany Merritt · 2 Comments

When was the last time you got something fun and sweet for yourself? Something that would just make you smile? If it has been a while, I have a suggestion for you: Heart shaped cookies from Smiley Cookie. smiley cookies

Don’t they just make you smile to see them? I can tell you from experience, they taste pretty darn good, too! While I recommend them as the perfect cookie gift to yourself (I’m my own Valentine, people), they are also perfect for school or office Valentine’s parties (“Why yes! I did just whip these up!”) or for a sweet alternative to a box of chocolates.

Smiley Cookie has a very impressive selection of gourmet cookies for any event. You can shop by price, occasion or category…the website is super easy to navigate! Shipping is just $6.99 regardless of the size of your order, so get a few different types of cookies and bring some cheer to lots of people in your life. I think I’ll be helping out with a baby shower or two this year, and these mini cookies would be perfect!

Buy it!: Smiley Cookies can be purchased for $12.99/dozen and up!

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