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Famed State Fair of Texas vendor now selling decadent cookies online
State Fair classic Stiffler's Mom's cookies
A State Fair of Texas staple is now available year-round: Stiffler's Mom's Cookie Factory is now selling their thick, decadent cookies online, shippable across the US of A.
Tammy Stiffler, the visionary behind these delectable delights, is
The new online venture moves beyond the fairgrounds, bringing the cookie creations to anyone who craves them. Flavors include Chocolate Chip, Snickerdoodle, and Peanut Better, plus specialty and seasonal flavors.
Initial flavors available to buy include:
- Stiffler’s Mom’s Apple Pie: made from shortbread dough, filled with apple pie filling and topped with vented piecrust
- Peanut Butter Jelly Time: A twist on the PB&J utilizing peanut butter dough mixed with grape jelly
- Banana Pudding: Sugar cookie dough mixed with banana pudding and vanilla wafers, then rolled in crumbled vanilla wafers
- Crème Brulée: Shortbread cookie, topped with a torched sugar glaze. Moist on the inside with a crunch
- Cinnamon Roll: Brown sugar dough blended with cinnamon roll dough, and served with a piping bag of icing to warm up and pipe directly onto your cookies for a warm cinnamon roll experience.
- Peanut Butter Overload: Peanut butter cookie dough loaded with Reese’s Pieces, then wrapped around a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup and rolled in more Reese’s Pieces.
Cookies can be ordered in a box of 6 cookies for $30, or 12 cookies for $60, in a single flavor or a variety mix and match. There's also a cute branded bucket that holds two dozen chocolate chip cookies, for $25.
Stiffler's founders Tammy and Rick Stiffler have been food vendors at the State Fair of Texas since 1990, and are big names in the annual Big Tex Taste Awards with creations such as Fried S’mores, Fried Lemonade, and Fried Pumpkin Pie. The family has a cherished recipe for chocolate chip cookies that's been passed down through generations.
In 2017, Tammy added a little pop culture reference when she introduced Stiffler’s Mom’s Cookie Factory at Fair Park, with a humorous nod to Stifler’s Mom, who appeared in the 1999 film American Pie.
