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Share this article Share this article AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Tiff's Treats, the beloved Austin, Texas-based brand that created the warm cookie delivery concept, today announced its founders Tiffany and Leon Chen have signed a book publishing deal with Harper Horizon, an imprint of HarperCollins. The book will inspire entrepreneurs and dreamers with the unlikely story of how the two took Tiff's Treats from $20 and a college apartment kitchen to a rapidly growing brand with millions of customers and $85 million in funding. Tiff’s Treats founders Tiffany and Leon Chen to...

It's been a big month for Tiff's Treats.  The Austin-based cookie delivery company celebrated its 22nd anniversary in January by tracking down its first-ever customer, a woman named Amy who bought warm cookies from owners Tiffany and Leon Chen when they were students at the University of Texas.  The company also announced a new addition to the menu: frosting cups that allow customers to make their own frosted cookies. The frosting comes in three flavors: vanilla, chocolate and strawberry. Tiff's Treats has several Valentine's Day packages that include cookies, frosting, sprinkles, flowers...

Amy is now living overseas, and her sister's best friend contacted the founders and helped them to reconnect. The founders said they spoke to Amy on the phone, and she sent them photos of herself from when she was living in Austin so that the founders could confirm that it was really her. Tiff's Treats said they wanted to give Amy free cookies for a year, but because she is living overseas, she chose to donate the cookies to a nonprofit. Thanks to Amy's generosity, Foster Angels of Central Texas will receive free cookies from Tiff's Treats for a year.

Everyone is Looking for Amy!: Warm Cookie Delivery Company Tiff’s Treats Reaches out to Fans to Help Find First Customer Share Article Hunt for first customer to order Tiff’s Treats’ warm cookies in 1999 has gone viral Tiff's Treats founders Tiffany and Leon Chen want to find their first customer from 1999 and reward her with a year of free cookies. “She opened the door, she had blonde hair, and she was really, really nice. She thanked me for the cookies and said it was for her boyfriend, and she also tipped me $5!” said Chen. AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) ...