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How Do Cookie Dough Fundraisers Work?Premade cookie dough was first commercially available in the 1950s. Today it remains one of the most popular school fundraisers.
If you're interested in selling quality cookie dough, we can help.
First, select a cookie dough program. Each student receives a catalog, order form and prize flyer. We'll also provide a parent information letter with step by step instructions.
Encourage sellers to approach family, friends and work colleagues and ask them to buy 1 or more items. The typical school fundraiser cookie dough fundraiser lasts for 2 weeks.
Once your sale is over, send us your order forms for processing. You'll then receive a sales report and invoice. Your profit is the difference between what you collect and the invoice amount.
We'll also work with you to schedule your delivery.
Why Our Cookie Dough Fundraiser?Yes. You can thaw and refreeze our cookie dough for up to 1 year.
Cookie dough can be left at room temperature for about 2-4 hours. Our shelf-stable dough can go without refrigeration for up to 21 days.
As a general rule, about 1-2 weeks. You can refrigerate our shelf stable dough for as long as 6 months.
No. Bake for about 2-3 minutes longer than the original recipe recommends.
We don’t recommend eating raw dough. That’s why we offer edible cookie dough.
Our edible dough contains no eggs. And we use heat-treated flour to decrease the presence of microbial pathogens.
Cookie dough contains allergens, including wheat, eggs, soybeans, peanuts, tree nuts, and milk.
No. Our cookie dough contains wheat.
No, it doesn’t have leavening agents in it. It won’t rise or spread.
Cookie Dough Fundraising Suggestions & TipsCookies are present in approximately 68% of households in the US. Now imagine that number during the holiday season. According to the South Florida Reporter, Americans eat about 300 cookies every year. This equates to 35,000 cookies in a lifetime!
In another study, 21% of people say they eat at least 10 cookies a week. An estimated 31% of millennials say they prefer cookies over alcohol. This proves a school fundraiser cookie dough fundraiser is a dependable money maker.
Selling cookie dough is versatile because it can be successful both in and out of school. We can find candy, lollipops, and popcorn at the nearest drug store or minute market. But cookie dough is not as easy to come by outside the grocery store.
You can also add cookies into other grassroots fundraisers. For example, at snack tables, parties, or field days. Many colleges use cookie dough fundraising to maintain and grow funds for clubs. Aim to show up in the morning or late afternoon when students are feeling hungriest.
School fundraising is sweeter with cookie dough. We won’t encourage the consumption of raw cookie dough. But we love the classic smell of fresh baked cookies —and so does America. Many brochures are available, ranging from $14 to $20.
Our cookie dough is kosher certified and our pre-portioned is our most popular. Every cookie comes out equal, so the kids won’t fight over who gets the bigger cookie. Now that makes it all worth what you pay for it.
For those who still want to sell cookie dough, but for less, consider our $14 Dough. This fundraising brochure features 6 classic flavors, and comes in 2-pound tubs. It's also Kosher certified.
If you want name brand recognition, check out our Mrs. Fields® or Otis Spunkmeyer® cookie dough. Everyone can relate to the great taste and quality behind these names. Otis cookies contain no hydrogenated oils, no preservatives and 0 grams trans-fat.
Nestlé® Toll House® is a well-known classic that offers a shelf stable cookie dough. These catalogs will add instant credibility to your school fundraiser.
And speaking of the classics, Classic Cookie® dough uses real butter, and mixes in the richest chocolate, the finest cinnamons, vanillas, raisins, and nuts.
Edible cookie dough is all the rage and it's one of the fastest growing product types in this market segment. Check it out if you're looking for a simple and unique fundraising option.
The most popular time for a cookie dough sale will be before Thanksgiving and Christmas. The cookies will contribute to holiday dinners and events. They are also convenient additions to gifts.
You can hand out cookies during Secret Santa, or bring them to school for a holiday party. Everyone wants cookies come November 1st.
Our favorite holiday pick is Snickerdoodle, a buttery sweet flavor topped with cinnamon. We offer this flavor in most of our gourmet cookie dough fundraiser brochures.
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