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What do you get when you combine cookies and veggies? Cooggies! Made with vegetables like carrots, spinach, broccoli, zucchini, and more, Cooggies are packed with all-natural ingredients and the classic cookie flavor we all crave. We love mini Cooggies because they’re the perfect way to get more vegetables into a family’s diet!
From the Mouth of a Kid:
They’re so tiny—I can eat all the cookies in the package and Mom’s okay with it!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
Cooggies are a surprising twist on the average cookie. I like to give my family Cooggies when they are craving a sweet snack, since they’re an excellent substitute to average cookies that are filled with preservatives and artificial ingredients. Plus, Cooggies help get my kids excited about vegetables, like the broccoli found in the double chocolate cookies. Now, my kids are asking for broccoli at the dinner table!
Flavorful Features:
Cooggies come in three different flavors:
- chocolate chip
- double chocolate
- oatmeal raisin
The Icing on the Cake:
All Cooggies products contain no hydrogenated oils, preservatives,artificial flavors or colors, high fructose corn syrup, and non-GMO ingredients.
Time to Eat?!
Grab a bag of mini Cooggies as a midday snack or enjoy for dessert.
Good to Go?
Yes! Mini Cooggies come packaged a handful in a single-serving pouch for on-the-go eating or for an easy lunch box addition.
Mix it Up!
Crush Cooggies into cookie crumbs and serve on top of frozen yogurt!
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