Wicked Good Cookies

Bye Bye Cookies - Hello Broccoli!

2010-04-01T09:02:00.004-04:00

In a shocking development, Super Giant Google underwent a name change and is now going by the name of Topeka. How awesome is that!?! Yeah - Wicked Awesome!!! We agree!

We were so inspired by this move that we decided a little change in strategy might just be a good idea. After grueling research and heated discussion the answer suddenly became obvious. We decided to change our entire product line from cookies to BROCCOLI! Genius, right? We agree again!

A quote from our President and Broccoli Pioneer Big Al:

"All Google is doing is simply changing a name. Nothing else is different(just do an image search and you'll see). What we are doing is truly revolutionary. By changing from cookies to broccoli we are addressing the growing(no pun) popularity of the vegetable which for years has been underrated and under appreciated. Give our broccoli a try and we know that you'll agree!"

Lots of exciting broccoli announcements coming soon so stay tuned!

Wicked Good Broccoli

Halloween Custom Cookie Favors, Gift Sets, Decorating kits and Jumbo Cookies available online

2009-10-14T15:55:00.007-04:00

Our line of custom, and customizable Halloween cookies are now available online. We are very excited about this year's designs and we are equally excited to let you all know that each and every design was drawn up(literally) by our very own in-house cookie guy and artist, Ely! We gave him the cookie cutters to work with and had him draw in his own designs and bring the characters to life. Pretty cool, huh! Or, I guess we should say Wicked Cool!

From favors and GIANT cookies, to themed gift sets, and cookie decorating kits, our Halloween offerings are as cool as they are delicious!

If you are planning a Halloween party for business or pleasure, give us a call and we'll be happy to customize the cookies just for you!

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Why we love Social Media - Wicked Good Cookies @Twitter

2009-09-24T20:47:00.003-04:00

A few short weeks ago we decided(over a couple of fresh baked cookies, of course) to take a look at this thing called Social Media & Social Networking to see if we had a place to play. It did not take long to see that 1.) YES! without doubt we can have some fun with this. 2.) Wow... this is pretty cool, and tricky all at the same time. 3.) What a great tool! Now let's jump on in!

It has essentially given us the ability to communicate with, well, anyone and everyone that might be interested. Better yet, it is all real time and we have learned that it is highly interactive. We've connected with some great people and through them, connected with more great people and so on and on and on.

That is a pretty cool thing about the power of Social Media. If what have is worth sharing, then shared it will be!

Our case and point: take @Ed from Twitter. A local guy who was with Twitter from the early days(hence the cool account name of @Ed, you'd have to be one of the first to get your own name). He is a huge Boston Sports fan and saw that we provide cookies for the Boston Red Sox, Celtics and Bruins.

He started following our Tweets and decided to send some Wicked Good Cookies to his friends at Twitter. Yes, the Twitter!! Our cookies are now being passed around the office and a picture of them was posted by one of their employees! Not only that, all 14,000+ tweeters who follow @Crystal from Twitter now know that their office is feasting on our cookies! and so i goes...

Pretty cool story, huh. We're still stumbling(no pun to StumbleUpon) our way through this world of social media but we see what all the fuss is about and we are excited to play a role.

We'll keep tweeting, facebooking, blogging, and stumbling... We invite you to follow, share and advise. We'll be listening.

Wicked Good Cookies

Clubhouse review by www.MommyNiri.com

2009-08-25T10:49:00.003-04:00

We recently invited a popular "mommy blogger"(www.mommyniri.com) and her children in for a visit to the Cookie Clubhouse. We knew that they were coming from over an hour's drive and we were anxious to see what types of impressions she would leave with.

I was planning on trying to recap her thoughts on this blog post, but I am not so sure that I can do it justice.

Here is a link to her Blog Post: Wickedly Great Way to Make Cookies

For pictures of their visit: Wicked Good Cookies Facebook Fan Site

Thanks for reading. We hope to see you soon at the Cookie Clubhouse

Wicked Good Cookies
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Back to School Custom Cookies

2009-08-20T09:17:00.003-04:00

It is hard to believe, but in just a couple of short weeks all the little monsters, eh-em, darlings will be making their way back to school. Some for their first taste of Pre-School, High School, or even College. We know what it's like. As a company, we are going to be sending off 3 of our own to Pre-School ourselves.

Whether you are like us, with little ones heading off to Pre-School, or packing up the car to drop off your College freshman, you can let them know you are thinking of them with a custom gift from Wicked Good Cookies.

All the little Back-to-Schoolers will love our cute and tasty "Back to School" gift set that can be personalized with your child's name. You can check that out by clicking here: Back To School Gift Set

Your not-so-little Back-to-Schoolers will love one of our Gourmet Cookie Gifts! Our gourmet cookies are baked fresh everyday and have no additives or preservative. In other words, they are just the way Mom does it! Each gift also can be customized with a School Logo. You can visit our Gourmet Gift Gallery by clicking here: Gourmet Gifts

Share the excitement and just maybe, if you are lucky, they'll share some of the cookies with you:)

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2009 Best of Northborough Award for Gift Baskets

2009-07-30T10:57:00.002-04:00

For the 3rd year in a row Wicked Good Cookies has been recognized as the Top provider of gift baskets. Click below for the official release:

Best of Northborough 2009

Congratulations cookies for Hall of Famer Jim Rice

2009-07-28T17:30:00.003-04:00

The Boston Red Sox will be honoring Hall of Famer Jim Rice at tonight's game versus the Oakland A's by retiring his number 14. All of us at Wicked Good Cookies feel lucky to be a part of tonight's celebration by creating custom cookies especially for Rice to enjoy as he takes in the ballgame.

Congratulations, and enjoy the cookies!

from,
All of your fans at Wicked Good Cookies

Boston Mamas: Birthday Giveaway: Wicked Good Cookies

2009-07-23T11:33:00.002-04:00

Click the link below to take part in a cool giveaway by our friends at Boston Mamas.

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Fenway Park Souvenir Cookies available online

2009-06-30T10:38:00.003-04:00

We have now made the same cookies found at Fenway Park available for purchase online. These cookies make some very cool favors for birthday parties, cook-outs, picnics and just about any special event. They can also be completely customized with names, photos, colors and designs of your choice.

Visit us @ www.WickedGoodCookies.com/photocookies-fenway.aspx to learn more. Or call: 508-869-6577

Go Sox!

Wicked Good Cookies makes favors for US Conference of Mayors

2009-06-11T09:59:00.004-04:00

Wicked Good Cookies was selected to prepare logo cookies as an amenity for the 77th Annual US Conference of Mayors taking place June 12-16 at the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence, RI.

The conference is hosted by Providence Mayor David N. Cicilline and confirmed guests include: Vice President Joseph Biden, US Attorney General Eric Holder, and Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett to name a few. President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton were among the invited guests but have yet to confirm.

Wicked Good Cookies has worked closely with the Dunkin Donuts Center and we are honored to be able to provide custom logo cookies for this historic event.

Boston.com Highlights the Cookie Clubhouse

2009-05-27T10:08:00.004-04:00

The Cookie Clubhouse has made the news once again with its inclusion in this weeks (4.27.09) Boston.com’s “Things to Do” section online. The Outside-the-box birthdays article opens (appropriately enough) with “Want to entertain the little ones, but can't bear to visit Chuck E. Cheese? We've got you covered with these creative party suggestions” as our Create-A-Cookie Clubhouse is tastefully detailed as a place to be for kids and grandparents too. Kids make and bake and decorate and playfully prepare the best cookies on earth – their own.

Boston Bruins Cookies are a hit with fans!

2009-05-07T11:36:00.002-04:00

SCORE! ! !
The Big Bad (Bad as in wicked good) Bruins have reached the second round of the 2009 NHL playoffs after an impressive 4 game sweep of the arch rival Montreal Canadians. Not too surprisingly, Wicked Good’s customized photo cookie creations were there for the face off and treated suite holders and guests alike with a compelling array of Bruin images that were precisely emblazoned on our “best in the industry” photo cookies. Our quest for photo cookie perfection is a perfect match for the Bruins “QUEST FOR THE CUP”.

Boston Celtics Thank their Fans with Custom Photo Cookies from Wicked Good Cookies

2009-05-06T15:53:00.002-04:00

Boston Celtics Destined for another Photo Cookie finish!
Our personalized photo cookie creations are once again adding DELICIOUS and AMAZING at the TD Banknorth Garden. Last year, we provided our wicked good (luck) photo cookies during the Celtics successful Championship drive, and this year we are once again coming off the bench with a customized collection of Celtic and NBA photo cookies to tastefully augment the energized frenzy of the Garden. “Where Amazing Happens” is usually a reference to our remarkably precise photo cookies, but we’re happy to share the theme and thought with the Celtics and NBA. GO CELTICS!

New England Patriots Draft Wicked Good Photo Cookies

2009-04-28T15:19:00.002-04:00

At a tastefully and hastily prepared Wicked Good press conference, attended only by this writer, Peter and Christopher, two of the Wicked Good owners, echoed in amazing harmony “we are delighted to once again be drafted by the New England Patriots”. Once again, this writer asked? “Yes”, they again amazingly replied in unison, “our amazingly precise and absolutely delicious photo cookies have been used at many special events (Patriots Hall of Fame celebration among the more notable) at Gillette Stadium in the past, and this year our photo cookies will be used to help the Patriots welcome the arrival of Patrick Chung, their first selection in the 2009 NFL draft”. Peter and Christopher gave an impressive display of past personalized photo cookies used at Gillette Stadium (for everything from Ernie Boch Holiday cookie favors, to Wedding favors, to a Custom Patriots themed gift for Season Ticket Suite Holders). At just that point the press conference ended and this writer smiled broadly - just before he took his first bite out of Patrick Chung’s jersey.

Wicked Good Cookies are a Home Run at Fenway!

2009-04-23T14:43:00.004-04:00

Get your hot dogs here! Peanuts! Game Day Programs – get your latest line-ups here ! Familiar ball bark sounds just added a taste of “cool and clever” with Wicked Good photo cookies added to Fenway Park’s game day offerings. We can’t tell you how excited we are to be the official supplier of photo cookies at Fenway. We can empathically state that Wally never looked or tasted so good and can also tell you that traditional foam fingers proclaiming we’re number one are now delicious Fenway treats. As you are well aware, we print DIRECTLY on cookies what mere mortals print on paper and our patented technology allows us to print any shape and any size with the end result being a powerful portfolio of Red Sox and baseball related cookies that have been the talk of the park. Next time you’re at Fenway, check out our game day photo cookies at all concession stands, ice cream stands, suites AND at the Red Sox newest initiative within Fenway – Kid Nation which is located in the Big Concourse at Gate B.

IMAGENATION Station debuts at Fenway Park

2009-04-22T12:59:00.017-04:00

Smile. Bite. Smile. At Fenway Park, you won’t be asked to say cheese when your picture is taken but rather to say COOKIEEEES as you stand before our one-of-a-kind IMAGENATION Station photo cookie printer where we take a picture and then immediately print the photo directly on baseball themed cookies. “Amazing” and “Remarkable” (our monosyllabic cookie lovers use ”WOW”) is the overwhelming reaction to this cookie-ized version of a photo booth. You can make funny faces before our camera’s (just like you do in mall-type photo booths) but you will taste so much better when our IMAGENATION Station turns you into a cookie. We’re part of the Red Sox Kid Nation section where mini hot dogs, cotton candy, face painting and other kid centric offerings are offered within Fenway Park. We obviously believe that our IMAGENATION Station is the most exciting component of this latest Fenway park fan enhancement :) Come visit and judge for yourself.

Fondant photo cookies versus Wicked Good photo cookies

2008-07-17T16:56:00.000-04:00

I always thought that I’d be a voracious blogger and yet, here I am, disappointed in myself that I rarely blog in spite of the fact that I love words (not nearly as much as my grandchildren – thought I’d quickly slip in my grandchildren – I have 5, and they are all beautiful, and all brilliant, and all bright, and all perfectly healthy – lucky me). But, getting back to words and blogs, words are cool and they can be sometimes clever when properly pieced together, and even though I rarely achieve either (cool and clever, that is), I like ‘em; like to read them, write them, and even talk using them. I might also add that I often digress while using them, but you already know that.

I really and truly am disappointed in myself for not visiting this Wicked Good world of a blog to write more often. There is so much to say (about grandchildren and cookies) and blogs can be an effective venue to editorialize away, ad nauseam. They’re a decent venue to brag and boast of your grandchildren’s latest unbelievable and incredible feat, or to merely state how easily your smile broadens whenever any of your 5 grandchildren are nearby. Here I go again with my incessant need to use a blog to brag as my real life friends and acquaintances tend to tune me out – go figure.

This particular blog will be my virginal entry of 2008 and I thought I’d use a few words to talk about the difference between a “fondant photo cookie” and a Wicked Good photo cookie. There is a difference and some might opine that the difference is monumental. I will admit that subjectivity may already indeed overwhelm me as I am a devout advocate of the patented technology that Wicked Good employs that allows it to precisely print any photo or image directly onto its infinite array of sugar cookie shapes and sizes. A fondant, in addition to being a “foreign film” element on a cookie (I’ll let my new pal Wikipedia provide a more detailed fondant definition in the words below), is typically limited to a preset series of “size and shape cut outs”.

As I referenced in the paragraph above, one of our newer reference bastions – Wikipedia - uses the following words to define a fondant: A “Fondant is a cream confection used as a filling or coating for cakes, pastries, and candies or sweets” (cookies count as sweets, I’m surmising). “In its simplest form, it is sugar and water cooked to a point, specifically the soft-ball stage, cooled slightly, and stirred or beaten until it is an opaque mass of creamy consistency” (who among us are not drooling at this very moment over thoughts of any form of an opaque mass?) Wikipedia goes on to say that a “the finished product solidifies and may be stored until needed, at which point it is reheated” (don’t we all just love solidified and reheated stuff). Wikipedia also opines “a fondant is formed by supersaturating sucrose in water. Less sugar will dissolve in water with a cooler temperature. After the sucrose is dissolved, the solution is left to cool and the sugar will remain dissolved in the supersaturated solution until nucleation occurs” (gee, thoughts of a supersaturated solution turned into a nucleated sheet on my cookie certainly make me drool). Wiki, like me, apparently loves words.

All these words to define this foreign sheet of a sugar based compound that can slide through the food coloring version of an ink jet printer and “print” a photo directly onto this third party fondant sheet, so that this third party fondant sheet can ultimately be indirectly placed on a cookie (and often held in place on a cookie with piped frosting). Interesting, dontcha think? I must interject that one particular photo cookie supplier has recently and vehemently informed me that she does not use a fondant or rice paper but rather uses frosting sheets made up of “corn starch with a sugar blend”. Not sure what the exact difference is but both are foreign films- simply different definitions. Sort of like a wolf in sheep’s clothing; frosting sheets vs. rice paper vs. a fondant. All foreign to a cookie, me thinks. Another photo cookie fondant supplier advises ”you can expect some deterioration in the cookie decoration if moisture touches the cookie surface. . .humidity can cause the edible images to stick to the wrapping for Photo Cookies”. Thanks for the warning, I say, as what good is a photo cookie whose photo cookie element has broken free from its cookie base. Enough, you beg, ENOUGH! Almost, I whisper, as I’d like to add one more comment regarding economics and variety.

The economics, as well as variety, relate to the pre-cut fondant sheets that are used within the industry. These pre-cut sheets are typically supplied in pre defined shapes and pre-cut sizes in order to address economy of scale issues. Die cut fondants eliminate ragged edges when extracting the image portion of a fondant and lends understanding to the rationale behind the typically limited photo cookie offerings; a few circles and squares and rectangles, and a heart shaped cookie or two. The economics also relate to the added operational process as fondant cookie suppliers need to print on a fondant, remove the printed portion from the overall fondant sheet, and then affix, and then seal the photo portion of the fondant sheet onto a cookie. I eloquently state – phew. All this takes time as well as great hand to eye coordination, I’m thinking. I’m also thinking that time is money and time equates to cost and time and time again, I digress.

By contrast, we at Wicked Good utilize a patented technology that allows us to print directly onto our “NO preservative and NO artificial flavors added” photo cookies. We print directly onto a cookie what mere mortals can print on paper, or what fondant photo cookie suppliers can print directly onto a theoretically tasteless and invisible fondant. Further, in as much as we are not limited to pre cut, die cuts, virtually any shape and size is possible. I won’t bore you with an endless litany of propaganda eulogizing the great taste of our cookies; but they are delicious, they do incorporate lots of butter and sugar and secretly succulent ingredients, and they do look as great as they taste. Remarkable is an often used word when describing our wickedly precise and directly applied photos to our cookie concoctions.

By the way, our patented and modified Hewlett Packard printer/plotter is also capable of using fondants or foreign film and even frosting sheets to place images on cookies. We deliciously decline to incorporate. Wonder why!

Finally, have I mentioned the fact that I have 5 pretty perfect grandchildren?

Michael J Fox Foundation support

2007-06-11T16:12:00.000-04:00

Hi and hello to any and all people who blog. My maiden blog was about my grandchildren and their wit and wisdom and good looks and advanced capabilities in virtually all aspects of their lives. I might have mentioned that subjectivity reigns when I view my 5 grandchildren, but I am told that it is a grandparent’s prerogative and they are indeed my favorite people.

My second blog addressed Wicked Good’s superior competitive position in the bourgeoning world of photo cookies. Wicked offers not only the most aggressive price positioning in the industry, it also offers the greatest variety in terms of shapes and sizes; to say nothing of its lead position in production capacity. All in all….Wicked Good Cookies is wickedly impressive in this man’s subjective view, but my subjectivity is easily and readily converted into objective comfort once one reviews Wicked’s competitive positioning.

Took me a long time to get here (my third blog entreaty) but I thank you for your patience (if, indeed, there are any you’s out there reading this less than succinct entreaty).

I wanted to blog about a subject that is very important to me; Parkinson’s Disease and its insidious assault on millions of people, including my sister. We are all aware of Michael J. Fox and his gallant battle to find a cure, and his relentless energy to advance all possible forms or treatment is truly noble. The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research has already funded over $90 million in research and the strategic implementation of these funds has engendered hope for many.

Wicked Good was recently selected to prepare photo cookies for a fund raiser that honored Michael J. Fox, and his foundation. The cookies were a hit and elicited unrequited smiles throughout the evening. Michael left the affair with a genuine smile on his face and more than a cookie or two safely tucked into his briefcase.

Wicked vs. the Competition

2007-06-11T15:51:00.000-04:00

Hi and hello and welcome to my second official blog. This is fun. Might also become informative. Imagine if it became both. Mercy!

I recently learned what a blog was, is and continues to be, in spite of my advancing years - or perhaps because of them. I’m the dad in the Wicked Good Cookie Company equation and I participate with my two of my three son’s (when not being a playmate with one of my grandchildren) in the company. Our website provides all relevant details on what and when and why and how – not sure about who, and it is fun to see a company become a Company.

My professional background (before semi-retirement and Wicked Good) was in the high tech sector where competition is conservatively categorized as FIERCE. Technology advances at an astounding rate and virtually all organizations go to great lengths to espouse their strengths. Competitive analysis was a key marketing tool to aid and abet promotional efforts, as well as to provide reasonably objective data to the ultimate end users. Have I bored you to tears yet?????

My blogging point is simple. Why not do likewise in the world of cookies; specifically photo cookies. Especially when you firmly believe that you are the most accomplished photo cookie company in the industry. The WORLD. . . . . . even! I am convinced that Wicked Good is the very BEST alternative in the world of photo cookies – in terms of price – in terms of variety and number of offerings – in terms of capacity – in terms of creativity – in all relevant aspects. How’s that for subjectivity? Not very, I guess, unless it is supported by fact, or in this case, a comprehensive attempt at cookie competitive analysis.

That said, I encourage you to view the following material. It is as objective as subjectively possible, and was compiled with comprehensive visits to websites and subsequent calls to verify and quantify. It is what it is, and it is primarily rewarding to see that Peter, Christopher and their staff have done an outstanding job in establishing substance to go along with the sweet stuff they create.

Still not sure if this is allowed in a blog but………….why not. Comments are appreciated.

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p_eOMrKEfOnPFMcoabPw4QA ALT="Photo Cookie Comparison">
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p_eOMrKEfOnNTQx9CUt1UWg ALT="Gourmet Gift Comparison">

Grampa Talkin' Grandkids & Cookies

2007-02-15T11:36:00.000-05:00

While my origins are in the high tech sector, blogging is a new phenomenon that my son’s tell me is nothing more than a bulletin board for thoughts and opinions – about absolutely anything. A Google search delivered the following definitions:

Matisse Enzer's Glossary of Internet Terms puts it this way:
Blog - (weB LOG) A blog is basically a journal that is available on the web. The activity of updating a blog is "blogging" and someone who keeps a blog is a "blogger." Blogs are typically updated daily using software that allows people with little or no technical background to update and maintain the blog. Postings on a blog are almost always arranged in chronological order with the most recent additions featured most prominently.

The University of Lethbridge's Faculty of Education has a very brief definition.Blog - A web log: an on-line diary or frequently updated personal web page.

I asked my son’s if it would be okay if I used this blogging venue to talk about my five grandchildren and how beautiful, brilliant and awesome each of them are, and how each of them “love grandpa the most”. (I do jest on the “love grandpa the most” part of this virginal blogging soliloquy but I am quite certain that I love each of them “the most”. (grandpa’s logic!!)

Anyway, two of my three son’s, who are co-owners and actively coool operators of Wicked Good Cookies, told me that there was a time and place for my obnoxious grandfatherly behavior and that the Wicked website and associated blog may not be an appropriate pulpit for me to pompously preach about my grandchildren and their infinite “awesome-ness”. The wicked blog, they passionately professed, is for people to talk about their experiences with our Wicked Good photo cookies, or to tell relevantly related stories about our cookie creativity.

Their respective opinions were properly pondered and duly noted and I am “sort of” going to “oblige and conform” to their blog intentions. I guess it would be blog-ably relevant if I mentioned that Sophia, my first grandchild, loves Wicked Good photo cookies and that her smile blazed a new trail to my heart when her artwork was put on a cookie that was used to invite her cousins and friends to her 4th birthday celebration. (see picture). None of the birthday cookie invitations made it to the party but their smiles were ear-to-ear when new photo cookies were presented to each with their names sweetly emblazoned on the birthday cookie treat.

From BLOG PICTURES

I wonder if it would be acceptable if I wove a word or two about my second grandchild, Andrew. He’s just turned two and he is ALL boy. Andrew loves his koookies, and his visits to the Wicked Good cookie kingdom always results in a customized cookie of his choice. I stand back and smirk as Andrew takes his dad’s hand and walks him to Wicked Good’s cartoon character library and selects his next cookie. He then weaves his way to our patented photo cookie system and patiently waits for his dad to do his magic. Five minutes later, my smile goes coastal as Andrew carefully eats the cookie “around” the photo leaving a ragged edge to the remnants of what used to be Mike Wazowski from Monsters, Inc.

From BLOG PICTURES

While Emma’s parents are nutcakes on nutrition and do their very best to limit grampa’s obnoxious desire to give his third grandchild “good stuff”, they do allow Emma to eat a cookie or two. And, when they do, they do smile, and they smile with unmitigated glee as Emma excitedly and repeatedly looks at the cookie with her image perfectly placed next to Elmo on her customized Wicked Good cookie. Unlike Andrew, Emma has little regard for the cartoon character and typically devours her cookie with enthusiastic gusto.

Stella and Marin, my two youngest grandchildren, are far too young to indulge or comprehend the creative magnitude of perfectly placing images on cookies. Stella is 7 months old, and Marin 6 weeks younger and their grandfather sure does get excited when he see’s their pictures on Wicked Good cookies. Grandpa’s biggest dilemma is whether to eat the cookies or save and freeze to extend my viewing pleasure.

Perhaps, I should end my maiden voyage in the realm of the blog. I shall return. Blogging can be fun stuff – just like Wicked Good’s photo cookies !

Wicked Cool Holiday Cookies

2006-12-09T21:17:00.000-05:00

Ho! Ho! Ho! What a Wicked Good time of year! We've been working day and night preparing custom gourmet gifts and photo cookies and we won't stop 'till Santa takes off. The word is getting around that if you want your gift remembered, it has to be remarkable, and it has to be Wicked! Heck, even the big guy in the red suit himself gave Wicked Good a call this year.(Just don't tell anyone or else Mrs. Claus might have him sleeping with the reindeer)

Think of how cool your logo will look on one of our snowmen, or mittens, or edible greeting cards.. This is the most delicious gift you'll find at the bottom of your stocking!

Celebrate the season with custom photo cookies and gifts from www.wickedgoodcookies.com

For whatever Holiday you are celebrating; make a Wicked Good One!

Peter & all the Elves at Wicked Good Cookies

Wicked makes favors for Rogerson Communities Welcome Home!

2006-11-07T21:02:00.000-05:00

Wicked Good Cookies is pleased to take part in Rogerson Communities' 8th annual Welcome Home! 2006. The fundraising event is held at the Four Season Hotel in Boston and includes cocktails, a dinner and live auction. Year after year this event draws the "who's who" from Boston businesses and prominent media and is being hosted by WCVB Channel 5's Natalie Jacobsen.

For the event Wicked Good Cookies worked closely with the passionate people at Rogerson and designed photo cookies with multiple color frostings displaying the Rogerson Communities logo. It was easy for us to share the enthusiasm with the people at Rogerson and we hope that our cookies add some buzz and excitement to the event!

With over 350 prominent and generous supporters expected in attendance, we are happy to say thanks by providing a customized cookie made especially for them! So, to the folks at Rogerson - thanks for all you do and I hope there are a few cookies left over that you can enjoy after a long and rewarding evening!

To read more about Rogerson Communities and the Welcome Home! 2006, please visit their website at www.rogerson.org.

Andrew's Birthday Party

2006-11-03T10:29:00.000-05:00

Take a look at this cookie that Wicked Good created for my son Andrew's first birthday party. Pretty cool, huh.. Well all the little guys and gals sure thought the cookies were cool! It is just too bad that Andrew's Auntie Marlo and other family & friends who could not make weren't able to share in a ll the fun. With that in mind we decided to create this blog. Aside from actually sending cookies all over the country to friends and family who could not be there(you were all missed), we decided to post pictures and stories so they can see just how much fun was had by all. We can now share pictures and tell tales and bring the event to life for anyone at anytime... So, here goes...

It was pretty cool to see how excited he was to see his face on a cookie and it was very cool to see how much fun his big cousin Sophia had biting into her little pal:) In fact, I am not so sure that the Grandparents and Aunts & Uncles didn't have more fun than the kids showing off and hording all the cookies to show their friends and co-workers...haha.

So, to Auntie Marlo, Uncle Kirk and India, Trey & Ty: We missed you at the party and I am sure the Grammy has a cookie or 2 stashed away somewhere to show you over the Holidays!