Sweet Love: A Bakery Crush on Sara Snacker Cookie Company
Tuesday, January 26, 2010 
What happens when a former TV producer switches gears and decides to start producing sweet treats?
You get spectacular productions of sweetness, that's what happens.
Say hello to Sara Snacker Cookie Company, "a milk and cookies company" run by Sara Leand, who left behind the world of creating and producing shows for the likes of TLC, E!, and Lifetime to start creating get-fat-now treats which meld old-school nostalgia with new-school creativity and awesomeness.
Some of the menu's highlights?
The Chipn'etzel Cookie is their signature product, a kitchen sink-type cookie which combines many of the best snack foods--pretzels and potato chips--into one delicious cookie. There are variations which include dark and white chocolate drizzles, in case the original isn't rich enough for you.
The CandyPop Cookie is one of those cookies which makes children shiver with joy and dentists quiver with fear: a cookie with lollipop bits baked inside, topped with a gumball center.
Chocolate Dipped Twinkies and Devil Dogs: Want to get fat in an extremely enjoyable way? How 'bout eating one (or three) of these Twinkies enrobed in thick white chocolate or a Devil Dog smothered in deep, dark chocolate? Goodness gracious--somewhere Paula Deen is shedding a tear over these babies.
Homemade versions of classic cookies and candies: Homemade animal crackers (you can actually tell what animals they are!) and Tootsie Rolls that "won't break your teeth"--yes please!
Yup: this is what love looks like.
Where can you get Sara Snacker sweets? Right now there is limited availability in fancy food stores in the NYC area; however, they can ship anywhere in the USA! Here's a link to their online store; for more information, visit sarasnacker.com.
Reader Comments (4)
Mmm! That apple thing looks incredibly delectable!
MMM! I would love to come home from work to a 'white chocolate covered twinkie' and a chai latte. YES PLEASE! <3
i use the word snack so much.
snack time!
love it. i thought her last name was snacker.
LOL: "want to get fat in an extremely enjoyable way?" heehee...
That apple thing DOES look delicious, as posted above. However, it does not seem like they even sell that. Also in the picture, which is from the bakery's home page, those look suspiciously like mass produced 2-bite brownies. What's up with that?
Wish I knew where to get the pan/mold that was used to make that apple thing!