Rude Cookies is putting its own stamp on the market 🍪
When it comes to bakeries the mind immediately goes to an array of sweet goods and pastries, however, 'Rude Cookies' is putting its own stamp on the market.
Aga, 37, said: "We got an odd order from friends at the beginning, then another small business ordered some. Each of the cookies are handmade. The owners have won their fair share of awards when it comes to designing the sweet treats. Although they have become famous on social media for their raunchy cookies, both Aga and Magda are experts when it comes to creating cookie celebrity portraits.The co-owners were even lucky enough to gift their goods to the stars."It got to the point I could draw him with my eyes closed."Kelis was playing a gig nearby. I saw her from the window so I ran out and said we had a gift for her.
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