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The Cookie Jar is a company that operates in the Food & Beverages industry. It employs 11-20 people and has $5M-$10M of revenue. The company is headquartered in Islip Manor, New York.

Sweet Dreams Cookie Company stems from one little girl's dream to make her family proud by her gift of baking. Being the youngest of 3 children with an age gap of more than 6 years, young Marnice Crawford often found herself baking to impress. Her older sister had the entr,e cooking sewn up - that girl can cook a mean spaghetti and macaroni & cheese, so Marnice handled the dessert end (her mom did her fair share of the cooking and baking too). There was nothing more satisfying than the gratification received from family members after enjoying one of her freshly baked treats. The original recipe of her signature cookie was born on a cold winter day in Alabama when the streets were icy and there was a huge craving for warm cookies. The usual boxed cookie mix was not available and going to the store on an icy day was not an option in Alabama, so Marnice decided to use ingredients in her parents' pantry for the first time at the age of 11. She found her mother's old worn recipe book with the pages torn and bent and found the recipe that she still uses today after modifications made by the age of 12. This modified recipe became in her heart the best recipe yet and she uses this as the foundation of most of her cookies today. Today, after many years of baking these fresh, homemade cookies for family and friends (especially her older brother during his football days), Marnice Crawford Smith (now a wife and mother of twin girls) discovered that people of all ages still gravitate toward her cookies. Every family gathering still requires a batch of her homemade chocolate chip cookies. Perfecting her cookie recipes through the years, Marnice has had several rave reviews of her cookies from businesses, family, and friends! People began begging for her to market her cookies - and so she decided to give it a try. She didn't want to be just another cookie business, so she added a twist to her business -- allowing customers to decide what ingredients they want in their cookies with the unique build your own cookie (BYOC) ...