With exactly 5 weeks to go until I leave for BlogHer, I’m starting to panic a bit about this extra 20 pounds I’m carrying around my already ample waist. I started the 30 day challenge on EA Sports Active today in hopes of burning off some flab!
I’m also trying really hard to eat less sugar and white flour, but my weakness? Cookies. I LOVE COOKIES. Chocolate chip, peanut butter, oatmeal raisin, I’m not picky! So you can imagine how much I drooled when I reviewed the website Eat Your Cookie, because they make and ship huge, fresh baked cookies! Their cookies are $2.00 each or $18.95 a dozen, and if you live in the Washington D.C. area, you can get them delivered the same day you order.
Fresh cookies would be a terrific gift for a new Mom, as a housewarming or birthday gift, or to treat yourself because you’ve been good 
Click the “Free Cookies” link on the site, fill out the form, and you could be picked to receive two dozen cookies FREE! They pick a winner every month!
What I like best about the EatYourCookie site is that it is simple and straightforward. It tells you what they sell, who they are, how to contact them, and it’s easy to navigate. Check them out and treat yourself or someone you love to delicious fresh cookies!
disclaimer: I was compensated by EatYourCookie.com for this post.
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Thanks for the your posting. I hope I win the contest. I love cookies.
I love cookies, specially chocolate cookies. I’ll do my best on this contest.
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Thanks for the heads up. I love me some cookies and hope to win the prize!
Thanks for looking out, keep posting! I’ll try, but its my fiance that is the sweets lover. I’ll pass this one on to her probably! Thanks again!
thanks
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I love cookies too! It’s my downfall. If you make them yourself try adding honey instead of sugar it’s so much better for you.
I think I’ll also be checking out that contest. Free cookies are always a good thing!
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