SusieCakes, the bakery known for its nostalgic, made-from-scratch desserts, is ushering in the spring season with a dazzling lineup of Easter and Passover treats. Available for pre-order starting March 2, these limited-time offerings feature beautifully decorated cakes, classic cookies, festive cupcakes, and traditional holiday favorites—perfect for family gatherings, holiday tables, and sweet spring celebrations.
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JD’s Chippery, the family-owned bakery cherished for its handcrafted cookies, muffins, and nostalgic drinks since 1983, is adding extra sweetness to February with a limited-time lineup of Game Day desserts and Valentine’s Day treats. From football-themed sweets made for watch parties to beautifully decorated heart-shaped cookie cakes, each offering reflects JD’s continued commitment to handmade baking with high-quality ingredients.
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Kessler Baking Studio in Oak Cliff is more than just a neighborhood bakery—it’s a destination for anyone who appreciates cookies and pastries made with care, creativity, and attention to detail. Owner Clyde Greenhouse, affectionately known as the BowTie Baker, left a corporate career to pursue his lifelong passion for baking, founding the bakery in 2014. That leap of faith has grown into one of Oak Cliff’s most beloved culinary spots, a place where the smell of fresh-baked cookies and the hum of friendly conversation instantly welcome you.
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Enter the realm of irresistible treats at Stiffler’s Mom’s Cookie Factory a beloved icon of the State Fair of Texas. Tammy Stiffler, the visionary behind these delectable delights, is moving beyond the fairgrounds, bringing her acclaimed cookie creations to the digital stage. This new online venture will sell classic flavors like Chocolate Chip, Snickerdoodle, and Peanut Butter alongside unique specialty offerings to customers across the USA.
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SusieCakes features spooky sweets perfect for a Halloween party or just a treat to get you in the spirit this year!
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For the first time ever…and just in time for cookie season, Nestlé Toll House cookies are available on-demand now in the Dallas-Fort Worth area! Perfect for everyday celebrations or just by the fire on cool Texas nights.
Simply place an order with “Nestlé Toll House Cookie Delivery” through DoorDash, Grubhub or UberEats to have your freshly locally baked treats delivered to you or someone special, in select zip codes.
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National Cookie Day is coming up on Sunday, December 4. If you are planning a spotlight feature on America’s favorite sweet treat, I hope that you will consider including cookies from Lizzie Lu Luxury Treats. Owner, T’Juanna Winters uses a family recipe for Butter Cookies passed down for generations and tops each cookie with a warm butter glaze and various fruit toppings, so it ends up resembling a cobbler. T’Juanna call them Shookies, because you will be shooketh when you taste how incredibly delicious these cookies are.
At Lizzie Lu Luxury Treat, they use the freshest ingredients and limitless imagination to create high-quality candies, cakes and cookies in flavor profiles, both traditional and imaginative, packaged to impress the receiver. The family recipes T’Juanna Winters uses have been passed down over the years and reimagined for new generations of fans to enjoy them.
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T’Juanna Winters (called Lil’ Lizzie by her family) learned to bake at the feet of grandmother, Elizabeth Jones. She always loved being in the kitchen and bringing joy to others through the foods her family created together but never considered turning her love of culinary arts into a career. At the urging of family and friends, Winters launched Lizzie Lu Luxury Treats in December 2019 to honor her grandmother’s belief that if you do good, you’ll do well. The store was an immediate hit, but T’Juanna was forced to shutter her doors just a few months after the opening due to the pandemic.
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