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How Many Flavors Do You Have?
We have 7 Regular flavors
and 3 Premium flavors.
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Premium Flavors |
Chocolate Chunk |
Chocolate Chip Pecan |
Oatmeal Raisin |
White Chocolate Macadamia |
Peanut Butter |
Butter Pecan |
Peanut Butter ‘n
Fudge |
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M & M |
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Triple Chocolate |
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Sugar |
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How Much Does Your Cookie Dough Cost?
Our prices vary based on the quantity
you order and your location. We’ll be glad to send you the
price list for your area so you can determine exact prices.
How Much Can We Make?
Your profit depends on two factors:
1. What your organizations charges
for the cookie dough
2. Your cost—organizations like yours often make between
$4.00 and $6.00 per tub, usually between 40% and 55% but it’s
possible to make as much as 58%.
How Long Will The Cookie Dough
Last?
3 months in the refrigerator and 1 year in the freezer.
What Happens If It Thaws?
Our cookie dough can be
thawed and refrozen several times without loss of quality,
taste or texture. Our cookie dough has been tested to sit at room temperature
(70°) for 12 hours. After 12 hours it needs to be refrozen. To maintain
the highest quality it is best to keep the dough frozen.
Do You Use Real Butter?
We use baker’s soy margarine—the choice of premium bakers. Margerine
is more stable than butter when thawed then refrozen.
How Long Should I Bake The Cookies? At What
Temperature?
We recommend baking the cookies between 10 and 12 minutes at 350
degrees. Since optimum time can vary, depending on your oven, temperature
of the dough, altitude,
etc., it’s a good idea to check at about 9 minutes. Remove from oven
when cookies are light brown around the edges and allow to cool.
Is It Necessary—Or
Better—To
Grease My Baking Sheet?
Lightly grease or spray your baking sheet—or use pan liners.
What Are The Most Important Keys To
A Successful Fundraiser?
There are two keys:
1. The higher the percentage of group
participation the more successful you will be – try for 100% participation,
2. The higher the average number of tubs sold per seller the
better your results will be – the average is 8 to
10 tubs per seller but about half of our groups exceed
this number and
you probably can too.
Call us. We will send you an information pack that is specific
to your location and group size. This will help you decide
what price to sell at and help set goals for your group.
Included will be our incentive programs.
Do Incentive Programs Really Help? Why?
How Much?
Incentive Programs really work…and we
offer three different incentive programs to our customers.
They can increase your sales and profits 25%,
50%,
100% and more. Incentive
programs create excitement, increase participation, generate “incremental” profits
and reward individuals for a job well done. Kids love ‘em!
Where Did You Get Your Recipes?
Our recipes have all been developed and refined over the years by our founder
and owner, Carolyn Wright. They are fundamentally the same she made at
home for her family and friends—just made these days in much larger
quantities (1,200 lbs per batch).
What “Premium” Ingredients
Do You Use?
As everyone knows, you can buy bad tasting or inferior chocolate
and you can buy great tasting chocolate. Of course, the price
you pay for fine chocolate
is at least 2 to 3 times more expensive. It’s the same with all the ingredients – you
get what you pay for. For instance, we buy our Macadamia nuts from Hawaii or
Australia. There is simply no comparison
in taste—Hawaiian and Australian Macadamia nuts are tasty and cost 2-3
times more than the others, which are virtually tasteless. It’s
the same story with pecans, raisins, chocolate (chunks are much more expensive
than
chips),
peanut
butter,
oatmeal,
flour,
sugar—quality costs more but pays off in luscious, exquisite, irresistible,
tantalizing, just downright delicious cookies! The kind people want to buy
again and again.
Do You Offer “Prepack” Services?
Does It Cost Extra?
We certainly do. We Pre-pack (or Pre-sort as some call it) by seller, by classroom,
or however you want. This is a great time and labor saver for organizations.
The cookie dough orders are delivered already packed by seller so it is much
easier to distribute. In addition, we provide a comprehensive computer analysis
of the fundraiser, providing information on sales by student, by classroom
(teacher), ranking by dollar volume, etc. This is a great tool in improving
sales the next time you do a fundraiser. Call 1-800-276-4770 for more pricing
details.
Do You Offer
Pre-portioned Cookie Dough?
We don’t offer pre-portioned cookie dough. Pre-portioned,
while it is convenient tends to look “factory made” and thaws much
more rapidly, which can turn into a problem if not handled quickly at time
of distribution.
Can You Ship Anywhere
In The Continental USA?
We can ship anywhere in the Continental USA excluding Hawaii and
Alaska. Contact us and we will be happy to send an info pack specific
to your location and group size. This will include all pricing
info.
Do You Have A Minimum Order Quantity? If
So, What Is It?
Yes, we do have minimum order quantities. If you pick up at our plant in Little
River, KS the minimum number of cases is 10 (60 tubs). Our minimum quantities
vary by state and region (call us for specifics for your area) but the minimum
we ship is 13 cases (78 tubs).
Do You Sell To Individuals?
Yes,
we sell to individuals. We ask for the name of the organization
they or you originally bought our products from so we can continue to help
that group raise money. Little Ol' Cookie House donates $3.00
to that specific organization for every item sold through our website.
Is Shipping Included In The Prices?
Yes, all shipping costs are included.
Coffee
tips and hints
How
to get the most flavors out of your cup of coffee:
- Use
fresh, high quality coffee.
- Use
bottled or filtered water.
- Keep
your coffee pot clean.
- Use
correct amount of coffee to water ratio. Adjust according
to your taste. Spread coffee evenly in your filter.
- Serve
immediately after brewing. Coffee looses it flavor shortly after
brewing, because of the heat. Heat speeds up the evaporation
of the aromatic oils.
How
long can the coffee be stored?
Coffee
is a fresh product, so you should enjoy it as soon as possible.
Between each brewing always store in an air tight container,
in a cool, dry location. If you need to store for long periods
of time, freezing will prolong the life of your coffee. Heat
and oxygen shorten the tastefulness of coffee.
How
do you clean a coffee maker?
Once the coffee is done brewing remove the filter and coffee
grounds. The longer the coffee sits the more oil residue is left
in your coffee maker, this makes it harder to clean up and adds
unwanted flavors the next time you brew. When cleaning your coffee
pot do not use dish soap, use a little baking soda and hot water.
Use 2 teaspoons baking soda in the water reservoir then brew
a pot with fresh cool water. Then rinse all the coffee maker
parts thoroughly. Then brew a pot of water before making your
next pot of coffee.
How much should
they buy at once?
Only
buy enough for a few weeks. If your customer would like
more please have them contact you.
Candle
FAQ's
How long do they burn?
70 hours.
What kind of wax do you use?
We use a high quality paraffin / soy wax blend to maximize scent throw.
What kind of wicks do you use?
We use lead-free cotton wicks.
Are your candles hand poured?
Yes they are, we pour everyone by hand.
I don't see my question here...where can
I get more information?
Call us at 1-800-276-4770 or use this online contact
form.
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