Barbara's Teacher Appreciation Cookie Talk 16pc Chocolate Oreo Tin. Give the perfect gift for expressing thanks and deep gratitude to any Teacher, Educator or Staff of Teaching Professionals! Barbara’s famous 'Cookie Talk' Chocolate Covered Oreo Cookies are specially designed for expressing deep gratitude or saying Thank You to all Teachers on Teacher Appreciation Day. This assortment is called 'Cookie Talk' because each chocolate covered genuine Oreo cookie is foil-wrapped with heartfelt messages to honor any teacher - perfect for all schools, educators, university staff, tutors, para-professionals, tutors, business-to-business or as a personal gift to a teacher who has made a difference and you want to recognize on Teacher Appreciation Day. It's is both sentimental and heart-warming and guaranteed to deeply convey your appreciation! Fresh enrobed Oreo cookies in real chocolate, then foil-wrapped with messages of thanks guaranteed to be a tasty treat that will warm the recipients heart.
Attractively packaged in a high-quality metal tin with Teacher Appreciation messaging on the lid. These are genuine Oreo cookies that have been smothered in real chocolate and they are out of this world in flavor, taste & texture. A thoughtful, delicious gift for any age. Can be gift–wrapped in Thank You themed wrapping. It's two gifts in one - delicious chocolate covered Oreo cookies and messages of gratitude & appreciation specifically for teachers, who work so hard day in and day out. Show them you care and appreciate them! A gift you'll be proud to give...or serve. You can't get this any where else except at Barbara's.
Tin (blue or white): Tin contains 2 layers: 8 cookies on the top and 8 cookies on the bottom each nested beautifully in individual paper cup holders. (Optional: can be gift-wrapped for any holiday,sentiment or occasion.) We can decorate any Oreo (even holiday, special occasion & custom designs).
A custom label or hang tag can be added at a nominal fee.
Just call Barbara at 732-995-0497 if you have any questions.
