Collection: Dare
Dare Cookies: A Kitchener Tradition Since 1889
Dare's story starts in 1889, when Charles H. Doerr made and sold cookies and candies from his small grocery store in Kitchener, Ontario, a town then called Berlin. The family and company name was later legally changed to Dare so it would be easier to pronounce beyond the local community. Whippet came into the Dare family in 2001 through the acquisition of Quebec-based Culinar.
Here you can discover Dare cookies sold 12 to a box. The Original Whippet pairs a soft cookie base with chewy marshmallow, all coated in real chocolate, while Whippet Raspberry offers a fruity spin on that classic. Rounding out the shelf are Chocolate Fudge Cookies and Maple Crème Cookies, a sweet nod to the brand's Canadian roots.
With 12 in every box, these cookies are made for sharing. Set out an assortment for a cozy coffee break, tuck a few into lunch boxes, or bundle several flavors together as a nostalgic gift for anyone who grew up with Canadian cookies.
