Lori at the Zen Rabbit Bakery graciously offered some Gratitude Cookies for the recent Girlfriendology events for National Women’s Friendship Day. However (dang it!) they didn’t get here in time to have as a prize at our fabulous event. So, we ate them and shared them with friends! (We had to – what else could we do?!)

Our findings: no other cookie can deliver yummy, addictive taste and the abundance of the universe like these Gratitude Cookies! Our friends LOVED them and my husband, who says he isn’t a ’sweets’ kind of guy, won’t let them out of his sight. Their taste is unique – buttery, sweet but better than a sugar cookie. Their packaging is perfect for giving as a gift of gratitude or a wonderful hostess gift. We were grateful to taste and share these cookies! (My friend Dana plans to order them for her clients as Thank You’s for their business.) You can trust your girlfriends, right? Trust us – these are well worth ordering.

From their website: The Gratitude Cookie is a new concept in a crowded world of baked goods. Yes, this cookie is a deliciously addictive cross between a butter and a sugar cookie that delights the taste buds.

But it also serves a greater purpose. Giving a box of cookies to someone is a great way to show appreciation. And if you are eating the cookies, we encourage you to think about something you’re grateful for.

The universe provides abundantly when you’re in a state of gratefulness.

Inside each box of one dozen cookies is a Gratuities Card, with one of a variety of inspirational sayings. On the back of the card is the question, “What are you grateful for today?” and space for you to write an answer. Carry the card with you as a reminder of all that is good in your world.

Check out Gratitude Cookies online!

So, “What are you grateful for today?”

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