The Good Neighbor
Central Texas Food Bank
helps CTFB provide 21 meals.
Doing good is its own reward.
A cookie is an even better one.
So The Cookie Museum created a cookie for doing good with CTFB.
and unexpectedly savory
kitchen sink cookie.
Central Texas Food Bank.
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Impact
70% of every $10 cookie goes directly to Central Texas Food Bank. At their rate of three meals per dollar received, that is 21 meals from one cookie.
Timing
Every Good Neighbor is baked to order, in batches, so nothing sits on a shelf. You order now and collect or receive it on the next drop date.
Pickup & Delivery
We offer pickup in the Austin area and shipping statewide in Texas.
Medium (Ingredients)
Roasted sweet potato base; dried cranberries, freeze-dried corn, roasted pepitas, crispy-fried onions; toasted cereal and sweet potato chip coating; maple finish. Finished with a candied carrot on top.
Vegan. Gluten-free. Soy-free. Nut-free.
Inspiration
Every ingredient was chosen to honor the mission and people of CTFB. Seemingly disparate ingredients find harmony, the way CTFB turns donated and rescued food into millions of meals: Abundance out of what would otherwise go to waste. Flavors of breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner trace the full day of Nourishment CTFB provides. Eight key ingredients stand for the eight hours every staff member and volunteer gives to a day of Service. Each one is chosen so every neighbor, with or without dietary restrictions, can enjoy: Inclusivity inspired by CTFB.
Provenance
The Cookie Museum is a culinary design studio created by Claude McIver, a graduate of CTFB’s Culinary Training Program.
The Good Neighbor was designed in gratitude to honor the People and Mission of Central Texas Food Bank.
