Miss Jones Baking Gluten-Free Monster Cookie Mix - Thoughtful Holiday Gift for the Gluten-Free Friend, Value 2-Pack
Miss Jones Baking Gluten-Free Monster Cookie Mix - Thoughtful Holiday Gift for the Gluten-Free Friend, Value 2-Pack
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Why you'll love it
- More chocolate chips and candy pieces than leading gluten-free competitors, so taste is never sacrificed
- Certified gluten-free label provides trusted safety for celiac households and guests
- 100% whole grain oats and 3g of fiber per serving make it a more nutritious treat choice
- Only 3 added ingredients (egg, peanut butter, butter) make it approachable for novice or busy bakers
- Flexible yield — 36 mini, 18 regular, or 12 giant cookies — fits any occasion
- No artificial colors means parents can feel good about what they serve their kids
- Won a #1 vote in a cookie exchange competition against other homemade cookies
- Cookies stay soft and delicious the day after baking (notably good texture retention)
- Baked cookies slide right off parchment with no sticking or burning on bottoms
- Peanut butter flavor is present but not overwhelming
- Texture is perfect — not gritty like many gluten-free cookies
- Works well for people who have been gluten-free for 18+ years and find it hard to be impressed
- Even picky eaters (e.g., mother-in-law) approved the flavor and texture
- Easy to bake on a busy day due to simple instructions and pantry-staple add-ins (eggs, butter, peanut butter)
- Cookies hold their shape well after baking with a nice golden color
Perfect for
- Whip up gluten-free monster cookies with only 3 added pantry staples
- Bake lactation cookies for breastfeeding mothers using whole grain oats
- Prepare school-safe or classroom party treats for gluten-sensitive children
- Host-friendly dessert for guests with dietary restrictions at gatherings
- Bulk-batch holiday cookies in mini, regular, or giant sizes for different events
- Baked and frozen in halves to stretch servings and save desserts for later
- Made into 8x8 bars instead of traditional cookies
- Modified with added oatmeal, sugar-free dark chocolate chips, and an extra egg to further reduce sugar and yield more cookies
- Served at a special event to make a guest with dietary restrictions feel included
- Baked into a gift/entry for a Christmas cookie exchange
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Product Information
MORE CHOCOLATE CANDIES THAN LEADING BRANDS - Miss Jones Baking Co.'s Monster Cookie Mix has more chocolate chips and candy than the leading brand, delivering gooey deliciousness in every bite! CERTIFIED GLUTEN FREE AND PACKED WITH OATS - Made with whole grain oats, you can feel good about feeding your loved ones a more nutritious treat (and oats also support breast milk supply for the most delicious lactation cookies) EASY TO BAKE: All you will need is 1 egg, ½ cup of peanut butter, and 2 tbsp unsalted butter! Our Monster cookie mix can make 36 mini cookies, 18 regular sized cookies, or 12 GIANT cookies! CHEWY AND DELICIOUS - With Miss Jones Baking Co., you never have to worry about taste. No one will ever guess these delicious cookies are gluten free and are made with 100% whole grain and 3g of fiber per serving. They taste like your favorite monster cookies; with everything you want and nothing you don't! Sounds too good to be true? Try it and we promise this will be your new favorite cookie!
Package Dimensions : 8.9 x 5.87 x 2.28 inches; 10.96 ounces Item model number : 0850475006881 UPC : 850475006881 Manufacturer : Miss Jones Baking Co. Units : 10.57 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #5,856 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a good gift for someone with celiac disease?
Yes. The Certified Gluten-Free label and trusted brand reputation make this a thoughtful, safe gift for anyone managing celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. It's a way to show you've considered their dietary needs.
Can I give this as a Christmas cookie exchange entry?
Absolutely. This mix is a proven cookie exchange winner — it earned a #1 vote in a cookie exchange competition — and it bakes up into beautiful, shareable cookies that are sure to stand out at any holiday swap.
Is the value 2-pack a better gift option than a single box?
For gifting, the 2-pack is often the better choice. It gives the recipient enough mix to bake for multiple occasions or to share with their household, and it feels more substantial as a present.
Would this make a good housewarming gift for a new neighbor?
Yes. It's a practical, low-fuss gift that the recipient can bake at their convenience, and the simple three-ingredient recipe means even a non-baker neighbor will feel confident using it.
Is this a thoughtful gift for a new or nursing mom?
Definitely. The mix is built on 100% whole grain oats and is a popular choice for homemade lactation cookies, making it a comforting, useful addition to any new mom's snack stash or care package.
Can I ship this as a last-minute birthday gift?
Yes. The mix is shelf-stable and lightweight, making it easy to ship directly as a birthday, holiday, or 'thinking of you' gift. It's especially appreciated by recipients who are hard to shop for.
Is this a good gift for someone who says they 'can't bake'?
Absolutely. The recipe only requires adding an egg, peanut butter, and butter. It's one of the most foolproof homemade dessert options on the market, which makes it ideal for self-described non-bakers.
Would this work as a hostess gift for an inclusive dinner party?
Yes. Bringing a homemade dessert made from a Certified Gluten-Free mix is a wonderful way to ensure your host has a safe option for any gluten-sensitive guests, and it shows thoughtful planning.
How does this compare to a generic grocery store cookie mix as a gift?
Unlike generic mixes, this one is Certified Gluten-Free, made with 100% whole grain oats, loaded with extra chocolate and candy, and free from artificial colors — making it a more premium, considerate gift choice.
How does this compare to gifting pre-baked cookies from a bakery?
Pre-baked cookies can go stale quickly and don't allow for the personal touch of baking. This mix gives the recipient the joy of homemade cookies with minimal effort, and it lasts on the shelf until they're ready to bake.
Is this gift too impersonal for a close friend?
Not at all. Pairing the mix with a handwritten note, a festive tin, or a small jar of premium peanut butter instantly turns it into a personal, heartfelt gift that shows you put real thought into it.
Will the recipient need special ingredients to bake this as a gift?
No. The recipe only requires an egg, peanut butter, and butter — three of the most common pantry staples. The recipient won't need to make a special shopping trip to bake it.
What if my gift recipient doesn't like peanut butter?
Peanut butter is a required add-in for this recipe and provides the signature flavor and texture, so this mix isn't ideal for anyone with a peanut butter aversion. Consider an alternative gluten-free mix for that recipient.
Does the box itself look presentable enough to gift as-is?
The packaging is clean and giftable, but for a more polished presentation, many gift-givers wrap the box in cellophane, tie it with a ribbon, or pair it with a small baking accessory for a finished look.
How do I bake this gluten-free monster cookie mix?
Preheat your oven to 350°F. In a mixing bowl, combine the cookie mix with 1 egg, ½ cup peanut butter, and 2 tablespoons of softened unsalted butter. Stir until a dough forms, scoop onto a parchment-lined baking sheet, and bake for 10-12 minutes until golden around the edges.
What pantry ingredients do I need to add to the box?
You only need three simple ingredients: 1 egg, ½ cup peanut butter, and 2 tablespoons of unsalted butter. These are common staples most home bakers already have on hand.
Can I bake this as bars in an 8x8 pan instead of cookies?
Yes. The mix is versatile and can be pressed into a parchment-lined 8x8 baking pan and baked as bars. Check the dough consistency and adjust bake time slightly since bars are thicker than individual cookies.
Can I substitute the peanut butter with another nut butter?
The recipe is designed around peanut butter for both flavor and structure, and the box itself contains peanut. Substituting another nut butter will change the flavor, texture, and allergen profile, so it's not recommended if you're baking for someone with peanut sensitivities.
Does this mix work with a stand mixer or do I need to mix by hand?
Either works. A stand mixer makes quick work of combining the dough, but you can easily mix it by hand in a single bowl with a spatula or wooden spoon — no special equipment required.
What's included in the box and what do I need to buy separately?
The box contains the pre-portioned dry mix, including oats, chocolate chips, and M&M-style candies. You'll need to purchase eggs, peanut butter, and butter separately, but no specialty gluten-free flours or ingredients are required.
Are the cookies safe to bake for someone avoiding sugar?
The mix contains chocolate chips and candy pieces with sugar. To reduce the sugar content, many bakers substitute sugar-free dark chocolate chips and add an extra egg, which also helps stretch the yield into more cookies.
Is this product shelf-stable and how should I store it?
Yes, the dry mix is shelf-stable when stored in a cool, dry place. Once baked, the cookies stay soft for days in an airtight container and also freeze well for longer storage.
What's the difference between this and a traditional flour-based monster cookie mix?
Unlike traditional mixes made with refined wheat flour, this one is made with 100% whole grain oats, is Certified Gluten-Free, and contains no artificial colors — making it suitable for gluten-sensitive, dye-free, and wellness-focused households.
