Okay, I have a confession to make. I'm a sucker for a good cookie. But some of the cookies coming out of a little business in Winslow, Maine, are so ridiculously adorable that I honestly don't know if I'd have the heart to eat them.

Okay, who am I kidding? I'd absolutely eat them.

I'm talking about The Frosted Crumb Cookie Co., a Central Maine business run by Vicky, a stay-at-home mom and licensed cottage food baker who's turning ordinary sugar cookies into little edible works of art.

And these aren't your average grocery store cookies, either.

We're talking completely customized cookies for birthdays, weddings, baby showers, holidays, and pretty much anything else worth celebrating. You pick the theme, colors, and designs, and Vicky works her magic.

She's even got some pretty incredible flavors, including classic almond vanilla, chocolate, seasonal spiced apple cider, and pumpkin vanilla chai!

But here's something I REALLY love about this business.

Vicky also runs something called The Birthday Batch, where one lucky local birthday person is randomly selected each month to receive six beautifully decorated cookies, absolutely free! You can nominate a friend, family member, coworker, or even yourself.

How cool is that?

And if you've ever wanted to try decorating cookies yourself, she's hosting a Thanksgiving cookie-decorating class at The Nail Nook in Waterville on November 8th.

One thing worth mentioning: Vicky only takes one custom order per week, so planning ahead is definitely recommended. Her website currently shows October as fully booked.

I love seeing little Maine businesses like this doing something creative, especially when they're finding ways to give back to their communities.

Check out the pictures, upcoming events, birthday giveaway, and ordering information on The Frosted Crumb Cookie Co.'s website.

Just don't blame me if you suddenly find yourself craving cookies!

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