$10 for $20 Worth of Cookies and Brownies at Great American Cookies. Three Locations Available.
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Classic snack franchise bakes decadent cookies, brownies & specialty items in assorted flavors & decorates playful cookie cakes
During the Victorian era, cookies were known as sweet biscuits and were eaten only by paupers, who were forced to substitute rich, hearty tallow with inexpensive sugar. Relish this sweet substitution with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of baked goods at Great American Cookies. Choose from the following locations: Cortana Mall, the first floor of the Mall of Louisiana, or the second floor of the Mall of Louisiana.
Great American Cookies' sugary delectables have lifted the spirits of mall shoppers and fortified dessert-deprived food courts for more than 30 years. Regulation-size cookies ($7.45 for a half dozen; $17.88 for a dozen) that come in assorted incarnations, including chewy chocolate supreme and snickerdoodle. Brownies ($2.69 each) tempt chocoholics, and red velvet brownies ($2.69 each) offer recovering chocoholics a delicious substitute.
Sweet shoppers can also scope icing artists' full spectrum of frosting hues on customized cookie cakes with borders, holiday artwork, or a birthday message that makes up for last year's barely edible diamond ring. Cakes come in various shapes and size to fill in as a viable substitute for traditional group-dessert options such as regular cake or regular cake with sprinkles.
Classic snack franchise bakes decadent cookies, brownies & specialty items in assorted flavors & decorates playful cookie cakes
During the Victorian era, cookies were known as sweet biscuits and were eaten only by paupers, who were forced to substitute rich, hearty tallow with inexpensive sugar. Relish this sweet substitution with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of baked goods at Great American Cookies. Choose from the following locations: Cortana Mall, the first floor of the Mall of Louisiana, or the second floor of the Mall of Louisiana.
Great American Cookies' sugary delectables have lifted the spirits of mall shoppers and fortified dessert-deprived food courts for more than 30 years. Regulation-size cookies ($7.45 for a half dozen; $17.88 for a dozen) that come in assorted incarnations, including chewy chocolate supreme and snickerdoodle. Brownies ($2.69 each) tempt chocoholics, and red velvet brownies ($2.69 each) offer recovering chocoholics a delicious substitute.
Sweet shoppers can also scope icing artists' full spectrum of frosting hues on customized cookie cakes with borders, holiday artwork, or a birthday message that makes up for last year's barely edible diamond ring. Cakes come in various shapes and size to fill in as a viable substitute for traditional group-dessert options such as regular cake or regular cake with sprinkles.
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About Great American Cookies
Armed with just a single, generations-old cookie recipe, Great American Cookies opened its first store in 1977. Today, the franchise boasts locations in malls across the country, and it nabbed a coveted spot on Entrepreneur magazine’s Top 500 Franchises list in 2012.
As the shop’s reputation grew, so did its menu. Chefs churned out a mouthwatering roster of gourmet cookie recipes and carefully tested each before its debut. The tempting options now include snickerdoodle, peanut butter with M&Ms, and chewy pecan supreme, as well as fresh-baked fudge, cheesecake brownies, and cookie sandwiches stuffed with frosting.
However, the real showstoppers are the giant chocolate-chip cookie cakes, which can be customized with sweet celebratory messages or grocery lists penned in colorful icing.