If you ever visit Chip and Joanna Gaines’s Magnolia Market in Waco, Texas, you must make a stops at Silos Baking Co. Once you enter this heavenly haven of baked goodies and treats, you'll be overwhelmed by all the shop has to offer. You may be tempted to indulge in something fancy like the blueberry muffin crumble or almond carré—all solid choices. But if it's your first time, you must try the chocolate chip cookies. More of a sugar cookie lover? Snag a few of those instead. Either way, these are Joanna Gaines’s own famous cookies and they are a complete godsend.
By now, you've probably realized that Magnolia Market is shut down due to COVID-19. While Joanna Gaines latest cookbook, Magnolia Table: Volume 2, will walk you through the recipe for the chocolate chip cookies, let's be honest: it's just not the same. Luckily, Joanna and the folks at Silos Baking Co. realized how loved those cookies are. And in difficult times, we all deserve top-notch cookies (I mean, I love you Chips Ahoy!, but you're not cutting it for me these days). That's why Silos Baking Co. has opened up delivery nationwide for its chocolate chip and sugar cookies. Now, you can have these drool-worthy delights delivered to your doorstep by the dozen or half dozen. Joanna shared the good news on Instagram yesterday — you can get your Silos Baking Co. Chocolate Chip Cookies here, or Silos Baking Co. Sugar Cookies here.
A couple of quick notes: Cookies are shipped Monday through Wednesdays until 2 p.m. CST (as I'm sure the team needs the rest of the week to whip up these bad boys) for a flat fee of $15. Once shipped, these cookies will arrive within three business days. Since the cookies are in high demand, we recommend providing your email address to get updates on when a fresh batch is ready for you!
I don't know about you, but I'm ordering a few chocolate chip and sugar cookie dozens for myself and loved ones ASAP! I'll also be heating the cookies in the microwave for 10 seconds and pairing it with ice cream, as the Silos Baking Co. recommends on its site. While it's a bummer we can't visit Silos Baking Co. in person right now, at least we can still enjoy some of its sweets at home.
