Unique New Gift, Wedding and Party Favor: Personalized Printing on Cookies

AGOURA, Calif. -- Personalized cookies are the hottest new product in the highly competitive wedding, party favor, and personalized gift market – now available to dealers.

Dealers and specialty Internet marketers looking for a unique new gift idea to add to their wedding and party favor line are excited about this new product. UBU Personalized Products has utilized a process that makes it possible to print a message, image, picture, logo or other graphic on cookies. The personalized cookies provide a memorable, new, unique, and distinctive food gift.

Well known for the fun logos and stick figures on their personalized stationery products, UBU uses the same happy characters to illustrate the personal messages on tasty cookies.

"Customers can use our formats and messages, or provide their own – including photos and company logos," explained Cindy Rotberger, creator of the designs. "Our customers use these cookies as gifts and favors for weddings, showers, birthdays, birth announcements, Christmas and holidays, special events, Valentines Day, Bar Mitzvahs, and business promotions, just to mention a few. They make a wonderful party favor or thank you gift."

The personalized cookies have been drenched in delicious white chocolate. The personalized message and image are printed on a 100 percent edible paper, applied to the cookie, and then decorated with a candy sprinkle frame. The result is a unique gift or party favor for any occasion.

The cookies are available in two sizes with a 24 piece minimum. They are available in many message and image formats. Cookies are individually wrapped in a clear cellophane bag and heat sealed at both ends to ensure freshness, or as an attractive option they can be tied with a colorful ribbon.

"They make a lasting and delicious impression, and are certified Kosher dairy under KSA Kosher supervision. Production time is only 10 days. To ensure that cookies arrive safe and fresh, they are shipped by second-day delivery, or can even be sent next-day on request," said Rotberger.

UBU began in business just 11 years ago when Rotberger created a personalized return address stamp for her family. The imprint was so unique that everyone who saw it asked for one and a whole new line of popular products began.

UBU grew quickly and now has many personalized products including note cards, "Mommy pads," gift stickers, and a total of 25 distinctive products on which the unique characters can be printed.

UBU products have been seen in "Greetings Etc. Magazine" and "Seventeen," and have been featured on the NBC "Today Show" and ABC's "The View" where a special invitation was created for Star Jones' engagement party.

UBU does not sell directly to the public, but provides information as to where the products can be purchased and welcomes dealer inquiries at http://UBUProducts.com.

Contact:
Leo Rotberger
ubstix@aol.com
818-706-3390