Home-Based Grace & Goodness Cookie Co. Launches in Montgomery
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MONTGOMERY, Texas — A new sweet sensation is rising in Montgomery as local baker Grace Arreguin officially celebrates the grand opening of her home-based venture, Grace & Goodness Cookie Co.
Since the business launched on June 5, Arreguin has been busy filling ovens and piping intricate designs for clients across Montgomery, Magnolia, and The Woodlands. Specializing in custom-decorated sugar cookies, the bakery aims to provide high-end, personalized treats for a wide range of occasions, including milestone birthdays, seasonal holidays, and professional corporate events.
While Arreguin is a newcomer to the local business scene, she is no stranger to the kitchen. Her journey in the culinary arts spans more than 15 years, during which she honed her skills working with complex items like multi-tiered cakes and delicate macarons. However, it was the shift in lifestyle during the 2020 pandemic that led her to pivot toward the art of sugar cookies.
The shift proved to be a turning point, allowing Arreguin to refine her decorating techniques and develop the signature style that now defines her company.
Beyond fully finished custom orders, Grace & Goodness Cookie Co. is also tapping into the growing trend of experiential baking. Arreguin offers curated DIY cookie kits designed for families and hobbyists. Each kit includes a dozen undecorated sugar cookies, three bags of vibrant icing, and a selection of sprinkles, providing a professional-grade starting point for home bakers to practice their own decorating skills.
For those looking to secure an order, the process is handled entirely online at gracegoodnesscookieco.com. Arreguin notes that because of the time-intensive nature of custom sugar art, customers should plan ahead. Standard custom orders require a minimum purchase of two dozen cookies. For special holiday pre-sales, the minimum requirement is reduced to one dozen.
To ensure the highest quality for each order, Arreguin encourages customers to submit their requests at least two weeks in advance.
As the business establishes itself in the Montgomery area, Arreguin hopes that her passion for precision and detail will make Grace & Goodness Cookie Co. a staple for local celebrations. Residents interested in seeing examples of her portfolio or placing an order can visit her website at gracegoodnesscookieco.com or follow the company’s progress through its social media channels.
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