Yes, you could make your own cookies, but there is one thing better than the scent of freshly baked vegan cookies: receiving a package of expertly made treats.
Regardless of the number of boxes piling up on the doorstep, that giddy feeling of receiving a package will never go away. Order a bundle for yourself, then pay it forward by sending a thinking-of-you gift to a loved one. Let’s spread the joy, one gooey vegan chocolate chip cookie at a time.
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1 Maya’s Cookies
Thin and chewy, these vegan cookies taste cozily homemade. Choose from a range of flavors, including caramel pecan, brown sugar butterscotch, and birthday cake. Each flavor is available in a six-pack, or you can take things even further by signing up for the brand’s prepaid subscription service, Cookie Love Club.
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Sticky Fingers
2 Sticky Fingers
This DC bakery and diner offers several delicious cookie flavors, including s’mores, Chipwich, and soft sugar cookies. Plus, don’t miss the cupcakes and pastries, or the Cookie of the Month subscription. Yes, yes to it all.
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Erin McKenna’s Bakery
3 Erin McKenna’s Bakery
Support this vegan and gluten-free pioneer by ordering a box of her incredible baked goods. Opt for pure and simple chocolate chip or the more indulgent Thin Mint with vanilla. You can also order a 12-pack of the brand’s best-selling vegan and gluten-free sandwich cookies.
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The Naughty Cookie
4 The Naughty Cookie
Ordering from The Naughty Cookie is no time to be basic. With flavors such as peanut butter chocolate chip and Ooey Gooey S’mores (which are exploding with marshmallows), these stuffed goodies are unmatched when you need a sweet treat.
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Karma Baker
5 Karma Baker
The cream-filled cookie sandwiches are some of the best-selling items at this allergen-friendly vegan bakery. Order the Sandwich Cookie KarmaBox, which is a sampler pack that includes all three flavors: Chocolate Karma, oatmeal chai, and Chocolate Chippwich.
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Maxine’s Heavenly
6 Maxine’s Heavenly
These snackable anytime delights are tender, chewy, and not-too-sweet, making them perfect for when you want to satisfy a sugar craving but don’t want to go into comatose.
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Yvonne’s Vegan Kitchen
7 Yvonne’s Vegan Kitchen
If you ask us, sending an edible, sweet gift is one of the best ways to say “I love you.” Show your loved ones how much they mean to you with this 15-box assortment of gluten-free goodies. The uniquely flavored cookies include chocolate chai, macadamia cranberry, ginger date molasses, and confetti sugar cookies.
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Seven Grams Caffé
8Seven Grams Caffé
Not your average chocolate chip, these vegan tahini-infused treats are thick, chewy, and melt-in-your-mouth in a delicious explosion of liquid chocolate and buttery sugar. They’re just another piece of evidence that tahini works in everything.
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Appalachia Cookie Company
9 Appalachia Cookie Company
These may look like unassuming chocolate chip cookies, but one bite will reveal a whole new level of textures and flavors. Coined Appalachian Gold Cookies, these gluten-free goodies are packed with coconut, oats, pecans, chocolate chips, apples, and cinnamon. It’s impossible to stop at just one.
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Deluscious Cookies
10 Deluscious Cookies
This Los Angeles-based specialty cookie store nails all the classics—and it does it with a gluten-free and vegan recipe. For a taste of each, order the Vegan Gluten-Free Classic Dozen which includes an assortment of chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter, Chocolate Decadence, and cinnamon brûlée (aka snickerdoodle).
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11 The Dirty Cookie
We don’t know about you, but we could really use a shot right now … a cookie shot. These iconic cookie shot glasses are the perfect vessel for a cool glass of plant milk. Flavors come in peanut butter and double chocolate. On second thought, hold the plant milk—we’re filling these with peanut butter.
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Audrey Dunham
12 Peanut’s Bakeshop
You can make decadently rich cookies from these incredible gluten-free mixes in about the same time it takes to rip open all the layers of bubble wrap required of pre-packaged cookies. The chocolate varieties are generous with the chocolate chunks, and the cinnamon oatmeal flavor beats grandma’s homemade recipe any day. Order the variety pack so you’ll always have cookies on tap.
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Foxship Bakery
13 Foxship Bakery
This Chicago, woman-led bakery is not only making some seriously scrumptious cookies—with flavors like snickerdoodle, cake batter, and peanut butter—but they’re a whopping quarter-pound each. We’re going to need more oat milk.
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Taylor Chip
14 Taylor Chip Cookies
The bakery says these cookies are big enough to share, which is physically true, but that doesn’t mean you should. Just a nibble of these colossal cookies will convince you to consume the entire thing in one sitting. Served at room temperature or warmed in the oven (or microwave), these vegan-friendly cookies look and taste homemade … if you could make the perfect cookie at home. The vegan Oreos and Cream was our favorite, though we happily demolished the vegan Loaded Peanut Butter and gooey vegan chocolate chip. Purchase the half or full-dozen Vegan Bundle or sign up for the Cookie Club subscription for packages of sweet joy delivered on a regular monthly basis.
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Rule Breaker
15 Rule Breaker
We first fell in love with this company in 2018, and we’ve been ordering its chickpea-based blondies and brownies by the case-full ever since. While one could argue blondies and brownies aren’t cookies, these treats are cookie-shaped and simply too good to leave out.
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16 Eat Pastry
To bake or not to bake, that is the question. This comforting tub of cookie dough is there for you whether you intend to bake it or not. Choose from chocolate chip, fudge brownie, peanut butter chocolate chip, and birthday cake.
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