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Red Sox Baseball Cookies Featured in Today’s Boston Globe

Published October 7, 2009 baseball , baseball cookies , Boston , Boston Red Sox , cookies , Fenway cookies , Fenway Park , Major League Baseball , Major League Baseball Gifts , MLB , Red Sox , Red Sox Cookies Leave a Comment
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Phone is ringing today, with lots of call from Boston.

Boston Red Sox Cookies featured in today's Boston Globe food section

Boston Red Sox Cookies featured in today's Boston Globe food section

Today’s Boston Globe Food section features the article “Sox Mini-Cookies Sure to Score with Fans”

This year, surprise the post-season viewing crowd in your house with bite-size, MLB-licensed Red Sox cookies shaped like miniature baseballs

The article talks about our Fenway Park cookie tin, Red Sox Baseball Bunt Packs and Red Sox Ballpark Bunt Boxes. What a great way to kick off the post-season.

Read the full Boston Globe article.   The article mentions some of the retailers who carry Boston Red Sox baseball cookies from the Cooperstown Cookie Company, including  Best of Boston, 1 Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston, 617-227-3962; Nordstrom, Natick Collection, 290 Speen St., Natick, 508-318-2600; Old North Church Gift Shop, 193 Salem St., Boston, 617-523-4848; Shubie’s, 16 Atlantic Ave., Marblehead, 781-631-0149. See complete list of retailers in Massachusetts who carry Cooperstown Cookie Company baseball cookies, or order any time at www.CooperstownCookie.com

See all our MLB licensed baseball cookies. Host a Post-Season Party with friends and serve up our baseball cookies celebrating your favorite team. What’s your favorite way to enjoy post-season play?

Upstate Life Magazine Features Cooperstown Cookie Company

Published July 29, 2009 baseball cookies , Baseball Hall of Fame , Central New York 1 Comment
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The Cooperstown Cookie Co. is a relative youngster — it will celebrate its fifth birthday in October.When it debuted during the eighth annual World Series Gala at the Hall of Fame in 2004, the startup company was not unlike a young baseball prospect beginning his career in the minor leagues. Grady told The Daily Star that her first goal was to succeed in the local market, but added, “We hope we can go beyond that.” After five years of hard work, the Cooperstown Cookie Co. has gotten the call that every minor leaguer dreams about, and now is playing with the big boys.

So how did this company find its way from Cooperstown to the Rachael Ray Show, the shelves of Whole Foods supermarkets, the pages of Town and Country magazine and alongside vendors such as Taco Bell and Bank of America at Major League Baseball’s FanFest 2008? Grady will tell you that a lot of it has to do with the product itself.

Read more at Homegrown company finds BIG LEAGUE success

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