Collection: Aunt Gussie's
Aunt Gussie's: A Kitchen-Table Cookie Story From New Jersey
Aunt Gussie's began in 1980, when Marilyn Caine founded the company as Marilyn Specialties. She baked cookies in her home kitchen every night and carried them by bus to Mom & Pop stores in New York City. Three months in, a big order from Macy's helped the little cookie shop grow. Later, the family went back to its collection of artisan recipes and tweaked them, and that is how Aunt Gussie's Sugar Free cookies were born. Today the company is family-owned and operated in Garfield, NJ.
Here you can discover the classic almond biscuits in plain and chocolate chip versions, plus spelt and raisin almond takes. There are sugar-free chocolate chip almond cookies, sugar-free spelt oatmeal cookies in a 7oz tub, and tender pecan meltaways, including sugar-free and spelt styles. Many are sold in 8oz sizes, and others in 8-count packs.
These are teatime cookies at heart, the kind you set out with coffee for visiting family or tuck into a thoughtful gift basket for someone who loves a homestyle biscuit.
