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Gourmet Pre-Portioned Cookie Dough 99 Our cookie dough is made with the best ingredients out there, like real creamy butter, fresh whole eggs, Barry Callebaut® Chocolate, and plump California Raisins. 7260 Double Chocolate Chip Brownies From traditional chocolate chip and butter sugar cookies to Brownie de doble chispade chocolate unique signature f lavors, we have enough variety to satisfy Thick, rich chocolate brownies are filled any taste bud. and topped with semi-sweet chocolate chips for a dessert you’ll adore. Thaw and serve. 20-2 oz. servings per tray. $16.00 7262 Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Chispas de chocolate Semi-sweet chocolate chip folded into rich, buttery cookie dough create the ultimate chocolate chip cookie experience. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 Gourmet Pre-Portioned Cookie Dough 7261 Apple Cinnamon Coffee Cake Bizcocho de manzana y canela Apple spice cake and chunks of tart Granny Smith apples are layered with brown sugar, then topped with a crumbly oatmeal cinnamon streusel. Thaw and serve. 20-2 oz. servings per tray. $16.00 7263 Carnival Carnaval It’s Easy. We Work Hard O Grams Trans Fat Colorful semi-sweet confection-covered chocolate candies make this So You Don’t Have To! • No added preservatives cookie fun to look at – and even more fun to eat. Approx. 36 cookie • No partially hydrogenated oils dough pieces per tub. $16.00 Each 2.5lb tub contains about O Grams Trans Fat 36 1.1 oz. gourmet frozen • No added preservatives cookie dough nuggets. • No partially hydrogenated oils Each 2.5lb tub contains about 36 1.1 oz. gourmet frozen cookie dough nuggets. www.cherrydale.com Our pre-portioned frozen cookie dough is preferred Follow us by customers because of Recommend Send its convenience and ease. There’s NO Thawing, Recommend Send Scooping or Mixing Sellers can now get (search for Cherrydale credit for sharing required. 707 N. Valley Forge Rd • Lansdale, PA 19446 • www.cherrydale.com Farms Fundraising) through Facebook! 14BROS99 99 Our cookie dough is made with the best ingredients out there, like real creamy butter, fresh whole eggs, Barry Callebaut® Chocolate, and plump California Raisins. 7260 Double Chocolate Chip Brownies From traditional chocolate chip and butter sugar cookies to Brownie de doble chispade chocolate unique signature f lavors, we have enough variety to satisfy Thick, rich chocolate brownies are filled any taste bud. and topped with semi-sweet chocolate chips for a dessert you’ll adore. Thaw and serve. 20-2 oz. servings per tray. $16.00 7262 Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Chispas de chocolate Semi-sweet chocolate chip folded into rich, buttery cookie dough create the ultimate chocolate chip cookie experience. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 Gourmet Pre-Portioned Cookie Dough 7261 Apple Cinnamon Coffee Cake Bizcocho de manzana y canela Apple spice cake and chunks of tart Granny Smith apples are layered with brown sugar, then topped with a crumbly oatmeal cinnamon streusel. Thaw and serve. 20-2 oz. servings per tray. $16.00 7263 Carnival Carnaval It’s Easy. We Work Hard O Grams Trans Fat Colorful semi-sweet confection-covered chocolate candies make this So You Don’t Have To! • No added preservatives cookie fun to look at – and even more fun to eat. Approx. 36 cookie • No partially hydrogenated oils dough pieces per tub. $16.00 Each 2.5lb tub contains about O Grams Trans Fat 36 1.1 oz. gourmet frozen • No added preservatives cookie dough nuggets. • No partially hydrogenated oils Each 2.5lb tub contains about 36 1.1 oz. gourmet frozen cookie dough nuggets. www.cherrydale.com Our pre-portioned frozen cookie dough is preferred Follow us by customers because of Recommend Send its convenience and ease. There’s NO Thawing, Recommend Send Scooping or Mixing Sellers can now get (search for Cherrydale credit for sharing required. 707 N. Valley Forge Rd • Lansdale, PA 19446 • www.cherrydale.com Farms Fundraising) through Facebook! 14BROS99 7265 Peanut Butter 7264 Butter Sugar 7266 Triple Chocolate Chunk 7267 Snickerdoodle Mantequilla de maní Mantequilla y azúcar Chocolate triple Canela y azúcar Creamy peanut butter and crunchy peanuts in every bite are the Smooth creamy butter blended with just the right balance of Silky pieces of rich dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate come together to Cinnamon and sugar combine in harmonious flavor for a warm, perfect combination of sweet and salty in this chewy peanut butter sugar makes this classic cookie taste just like it was baked from create a dreamy trifecta of chocolaty decadence. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. sweet aromatic taste that’s even better than you remember. cookie. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 scratch. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 $16.00 Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 7268 White Chocolate Macadamia Nut 7273 Strawberry Shortcake 7270 Mint Chocolate Chunk Chocolate blanco y nuezde Macadamia Pastel de fresa Chocolate y menta Loads of white chocolate chips and generous chunks of macadamia White confectionery chips, sweet dried strawberries and tart dried O Grams Trans Fat Rich Barry Callebaut® Belgian chocolate chunks and refreshing nuts make every bite of this delicious cookie absolutely unforgettable. cranberries combine for such a blast of delectable flavor, you’ll savor • No added preservatives mint confections folded into chocolate dough celebrates a Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 every bite. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 classically indulgent combination. Approx. 36 cookie dough • No partially hydrogenated oils pieces per tub. $`16.00 7269 Oatmeal Raisin Avena y pasas 7271 Cranberry Oatmeal Rolled oats, plump California raisins and aromatic cinnamon spice Arándano rojo y avena combine for a delightful taste that provides the ultimate comfort of Whole rolled oats with chewy dried cranberries and a subtle hint of cinnamon make home. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 this a touch of sugar, spice and everything nice. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 www.cherrydale.com 7265 Peanut Butter 7264 Butter Sugar 7266 Triple Chocolate Chunk 7267 Snickerdoodle Mantequilla de maní Mantequilla y azúcar Chocolate triple Canela y azúcar Creamy peanut butter and crunchy peanuts in every bite are the Smooth creamy butter blended with just the right balance of Silky pieces of rich dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate come together to Cinnamon and sugar combine in harmonious flavor for a warm, perfect combination of sweet and salty in this chewy peanut butter sugar makes this classic cookie taste just like it was baked from create a dreamy trifecta of chocolaty decadence. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. sweet aromatic taste that’s even better than you remember. cookie. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 scratch. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 $16.00 Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 7268 White Chocolate Macadamia Nut 7273 Strawberry Shortcake 7270 Mint Chocolate Chunk Chocolate blanco y nuezde Macadamia Pastel de fresa Chocolate y menta Loads of white chocolate chips and generous chunks of macadamia White confectionery chips, sweet dried strawberries and tart dried O Grams Trans Fat Rich Barry Callebaut® Belgian chocolate chunks and refreshing nuts make every bite of this delicious cookie absolutely unforgettable. cranberries combine for such a blast of delectable flavor, you’ll savor • No added preservatives mint confections folded into chocolate dough celebrates a Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 every bite. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 classically indulgent combination. Approx. 36 cookie dough • No partially hydrogenated oils pieces per tub. $`16.00 7269 Oatmeal Raisin Avena y pasas 7271 Cranberry Oatmeal Rolled oats, plump California raisins and aromatic cinnamon spice Arándano rojo y avena combine for a delightful taste that provides the ultimate comfort of Whole rolled oats with chewy dried cranberries and a subtle hint of cinnamon make home. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 this a touch of sugar, spice and everything nice. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 www.cherrydale.com 7265 Peanut Butter 7264 Butter Sugar 7266 Triple Chocolate Chunk 7267 Snickerdoodle Mantequilla de maní Mantequilla y azúcar Chocolate triple Canela y azúcar Creamy peanut butter and crunchy peanuts in every bite are the Smooth creamy butter blended with just the right balance of Silky pieces of rich dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate come together to Cinnamon and sugar combine in harmonious flavor for a warm, perfect combination of sweet and salty in this chewy peanut butter sugar makes this classic cookie taste just like it was baked from create a dreamy trifecta of chocolaty decadence. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. sweet aromatic taste that’s even better than you remember. cookie. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 scratch. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 $16.00 Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 7268 White Chocolate Macadamia Nut 7273 Strawberry Shortcake 7270 Mint Chocolate Chunk Chocolate blanco y nuezde Macadamia Pastel de fresa Chocolate y menta Loads of white chocolate chips and generous chunks of macadamia White confectionery chips, sweet dried strawberries and tart dried O Grams Trans Fat Rich Barry Callebaut® Belgian chocolate chunks and refreshing nuts make every bite of this delicious cookie absolutely unforgettable. cranberries combine for such a blast of delectable flavor, you’ll savor • No added preservatives mint confections folded into chocolate dough celebrates a Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 every bite. Approx. 36 cookie dough pieces per tub. $16.00 classically indulgent combination.
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