We use Grandma Corbi and usually have a Joe Corbi pizza sale at the same time. Usually does really well. BUT, I just purchased a tub of cookie dough from a coworker -- David's Cookies. This is definitley the best cookie dough I've ever had the experience of making cookies with. DELICIOUS!!!! It was the chocolate chunk. I am going to try to find out more about them, and use them, just because it was soooo delicious. If anyone has any experience with this let me know.
I live in Southern Ohio and in Bowling Green there is a wonderful company called Big Yummy Foods. They were awesome to work with and since they are a more local company, I think that they appreciate their customers and work harder. The fundraiser was so easy and we raised over $6000 with fewer that 275 students, half of whom sold nothing. I am not sure how far the company will go geographically, but it would be worth a try if you are in the midwest. Anyway...just a thought!
our school has used american traditions for the past 3 years. we sold pizza and cookie dough. this year we are getting rid of the pizza and we are adding gourmet coffee and cheesecakes. we hope that this will make a little more money because cookie dough sales have been declining. good luck to you with your sale.
We charged $12 per tub and earned 40% back. From all the various companies I looked into this was about standard. Some where a little more % back and tubs ranged in price from 10 to 12 $.
We actually had a very low turn out from our famalies (only 66 participated) because so many have others in other schools who had just done fundraisers. Cheerleading, football, etc. But we earned almost $3000.
The Chip Shoppe sounds interesting. What % did you earn? What did you pay per tub? And how much did you charge per tub? Finally, if I may ask, how much did you earn in total and how many sellers did you have?
