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Get personal this festive season with Custom Cookie

Companies can give their clients, stakeholders or staff a sweet treat with a difference this Christmas season with bespoke cookies from Custom Cookie Company.

Alongside a festive array of snowmen, robins and reindeers, company logos or products can also be turned into cookies. Custom Cookie Company can ice or print any shape, size or design onto a cookie. The company makes its own cookie cutters and can therefore produce any shape or size to meet the needs of the client.

As the only decorated cookie company offering freshly baked personalised cookies no matter how large or small the order, Custom Cookie Company offers a huge range of cookie designs in unique branded gift boxes which can be personalised to any brand. Cookies can also be individually wrapped and ribboned.

Custom Cookie Company hand cut, freshly bake and then ice each and every cookie by hand with any design, perfect for product launches, marketing campaigns, promotional events, invitations, press gifts, incentives, parties, thank yous and much more. Clients include Clients include Thomas Pink, Macdonald Hotels, LV Insurance and Churchill Insurance.

Perfect as a Christmas giveaway for events and promotions, or as a festive treat for employees or clients, these customised cookies are a unique and memorable gift.

Logos or products of any shape, size, design or style can be turned into a bespoke Christmas cookie. Prices start from just 95p (volume and design dependent).

Allison Cardona, owner of Custom Cookie Company and self-styled ‘cookie queen’, explains:

“Our beautiful hand-crafted cookies are designed bespoke for each company, and are a great way for organisations to celebrate the season for all things sweet and tasty - gone are the days of plain gingerbread men!

“From edible logo cookies to re-creating your product or service as cookie, we can literally turn your ideas into cookies. There’s nothing yet that we’ve been unable to re-create as a cookie!”

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Emma Ward .