Cooper Street Launches Holiday Gift Box Featuring 100-Year-Old Family Recipe and Allergen-Friendly Snacks

Woman-Owned Snack Brand Introduces Perfect Hostess Gift for Health-Conscious Families This Holiday Season

BIRMINGHAM, Mich. — November 5, 2025 — Cooper Street, a family-owned specialty snack brand, today announced the launch of its Holiday Gift Box, a curated collection of the company's best-selling twice-baked cookies and granola bakes. Available for $50.00 + Free Shipping on Cooper Street website and coming soon to Amazon, the gift box makes a perfect gift for holiday hosts.

The Holiday Gift Box showcases Cooper Street's signature products, made from a cherished 100-year-old family recipe passed down through four generations. Each item is crafted with real fruit and quality ingredients while remaining completely free from artificial additives, peanuts, dairy, and soy – making it an ideal gift for families with dietary restrictions or allergy concerns.

Founded in 2011 by Elaine Surnow alongside her sons Max and Sam, Cooper Street has built its reputation on transforming a treasured family recipe into wholesome snacks that modern, health-conscious consumers can feel good about. The company's twice-baked cookies deliver an irresistibly crispy texture, while their soft and chewy granola bakes are loaded with real fruits and energy-giving grains.

Beyond creating delicious products, Cooper Street has demonstrated a strong commitment to giving back, having donated to more than 100 charities including Make-A-Wish Foundation, Hooah Inc., and Higher Hopes.

About Cooper Street Cookies
Cooper Street is a woman-owned, family operated brand built on a 100-year-old cookie recipe that offers a unique spin on traditional snacks with a focus on quality ingredients, taste, and community service. Founded in 2011 by Elaine Surnow and her sons, Max and Sam, the company produces twice-baked cookies and granola bakes made with real fruit and no artificial ingredients. Cooper Street's products are free from common allergens and artificial ingredients and are in retailers including Meijer, Giant Eagle, Costco, BJ's, and Whole Foods as well as online channels including Amazon, QVC, and their website. The company continues to grow but also gives back to organizations such as Make a Wish Michigan, the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, and other nonprofits.