Sell Cookie Dough (2024)

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Is it true that your cookie dough can be left out at room temperature for up to 21 days?

Yes. Our cookie dough has been tested and approved for a rating of shelf stability by Eurofins, the world's largest and most respected food and pharmaceutical testing company. Eurofins employs over 15,000 technicians throughout 190 laboratories in 37 countries. The credibility of the testing process is second to none.

How is it possible for the cookie dough to safely remain unrefrigerated for up to 21 days?

The key is water activity. Our cookie dough formulation "binds" available water thereby greatly reducing the water activity, which more simply put means little to no room for bacteria to grow.

Do you add preservatives to your cookie dough?

No, we do not add preservatives to our cookie dough. Some of the ingredients that we purchase will include preservatives. Examples include chocolate products which almost always have soy lecithin added and natural egg products will contain citric acid to name a couple.

Do you recommend leaving the product out for extended periods of time?

The products are shelf stable for 21 days, can be refrigerated for 6 months or kept frozen for up to one year. For best performance we suggest keeping the product frozen as much as possible before using it. Actually we think the best thing to do is to bake it up right away.

Is the nutritional analysis similar to other cookie dough brands?

Yes, you will find that most of the ingredients used are similar to other cookie dough products. However with so many brands on the market we can't speak for everyone. Our nutrition facts and ingredients are all listed on each box/tub and are available online for you to compare.

What is the advantage of using shelf stable cookie dough on a fundraising sale?

The nature of our product lends itself to the fundraising industry. Parents are busier than ever and missing a pick up night will not mean disaster for the items they sold. With this cookie dough, sales tend to be higher because sellers can easily redistribute cookie dough without having to keep it frozen at home, or when distributing at the work place. It is important to us to offer a product that actually meets the needs of the non-profit groups, volunteers and families that are participating.

Sell Cookie Dough (2024)

FAQs

Is selling cookie dough profitable? ›

Cookie dough prices can range from $10 to $16 for a tub or box. Profit margins usually fall between 40 to 60%, meaning your organization will earn between $6 to $8 from each sale.

How much can you sell 1 cookie for? ›

For example, if you can make a batch of cookies using simple ingredients, like sugar, oil, water, flour and chocolate chips, you may be able to sell each cookie for around $2 for a profit. It may cost you between $. 50 and $1.00 to make each cookie, but you'll see around a 100% profit at that rate.

How to charge for cookies? ›

Cookie Cost Formula

To calculate the cost of each cookie, divide the total baking materials cost by the number of good cookies made.

What is the perfect amount of cookie dough? ›

A medium cookie scoop, the Goldilocks size for most bakers, is often a #30 or #40, which dispense 2 tablespoons and 1.6 tablespoons of dough, respectively. I favor a medium-size scoop for my peanut butter, chocolate chip, gingerbread, and oatmeal raisin cookie needs.

How much to sell cookie dough for? ›

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW AT-A-GLANCE
Selling Price$25 Per Tub
Your Chapter EarnsUp To $10 Per Tub
Minimum OrderNone
Promotional MaterialsFree
Shipping ChargeFlat Rate $225
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Can I make cookies at home and sell for money? ›

Yes, a cookie business can be profitable if customers love your cookies and you have a profitable business model. It helps to have a proven marketing strategy too, so you can generate consistent demand and keep people coming back for more.

How much should I charge per cookie? ›

A good starting point for pricing homemade cookies is usually between $1 to $2 per cookie, but the final number may vary depending on your location, your target demographic, and the uniqueness of your cookies. Lastly, bear in mind that it may take some experimenting before you land on the perfect price.

How much is 2 dozen cookies? ›

24 cookies. A dozen is equal to 12 pieces. 2 Dozens is equal to 2 times 12 that is equal to 24.

What is the total cost to produce 100 cookies? ›

ATC = $. 25*100=$25. The average total cost to produce 100 cookies is $0.25 per cookie. The marginal cost is constant at $0.10 for all cookies produced.

How much should I charge for a dozen of homemade cookies? ›

This doesn't apply just for cookies, but for many home based, hand-crafting business. Here's what goes into making ONE DOZEN of these cookies, which I charged $55 USD for (my current rate for 2022 is $85/doz).

How much profit should I make on cookies? ›

As you go into creating your cookies business plan PDF, getting a business license, and such, you're undoubtedly wondering, “Just how profitable is a cookie business?” The short answer is that cookie business success stories point to a 25% to 30% profit margin overall.

How much are homemade sugar cookies? ›

Custom cookies are priced based on the multiple factors: quantity of cookies, complexity of design, size of cookies, and flavor.
  1. Standard Cookies. $5.50 - $7 per cookie. Standard cookies range between $5 - $6.50 per cookie. ...
  2. Large Cookies. $6 - $8 per cookie. ...
  3. Mini Cookies. $2.50 - $4 per cookie.

What thickens cookie dough? ›

Soft – Dough that's “soft” or “runny” can be thickened by adding one or two tablespoons of flour to your mix. This will help keep your batch from “Spreading” and coming out of the oven looking like flat, not-so-cookie-like puddles.

How many cookies does 3 lbs of dough make? ›

Each 3lb. tub makes 96 (1/2 oz.) cookies or 48 (1 oz.) cookies and each box of pre-portioned cookie dough makes 48 (1 oz.)

How much cookie dough per cookie? ›

Teaspoon scoop: 1 3/4 measuring teaspoons dough, to make a 2" to 2 1/4" cookie. Tablespoon scoop: 4 measuring teaspoons dough, to make a a 3" to 3 1/4" cookie. Big scoop (a.k.a. muffin scoop): 1/4 cup dough, to make a 4" to 4 1/4" cookie.

Is edible cookie dough a good business? ›

Edible Cookie Dough Market Size is projected to Reach Multimillion USD by 2031, In comparison to 2024, at unexpected CAGR during the forecast Period 2024-2031.

How to start a business selling cookie dough? ›

How to Start an Edible Cookie Dough Business
  1. Is This the Right Fit for You? ...
  2. Create a Business Plan. ...
  3. Research your Target Market. ...
  4. Consider Forming a Legal Entity. ...
  5. Master Your Recipes. ...
  6. Dot All Your I's and Cross All Your T's. ...
  7. Find a Prime Location. ...
  8. Build a Strong Brand.

Do bake sales actually make money? ›

Plus, selling donated baked goods and having people volunteer their time means the clever fundraising model is almost 100 percent profit. While a bake sale isn't difficult to orchestrate, it does require a decent amount of planning.

How do you package cookie dough to sell? ›

You can choose different kinds of cookie pouches for individually wrapped or smaller-sized cookies as well as packaging bulk cookie dough in bigger bag formats, such as quad seal bags. These are lightweight, space-efficient, and offer a convenient option for customers to carry and store cookies.

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