The holidays are all about cookies -- just ask Santa. That's why Pepperidge Farm is introducing a new collection inspired by several of the brand's most beloved cookie flavors.
In a video shared jointly to Instagram by Pepperidge Farm and Rachel Antonoff, the fashion designer took a bite out of a Linzer cookie before showing off a series of four "iconic" cookie jars, each in a different color with a unique print.
"Introducing the @rachelantonoff x @pepperidgefarm Holiday Cookie Jar Collection. The Holidays just got a whole lot sweeter. Give the gift of Timeless Taste -- shop now via the link in bio," the post's caption read.
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Cookie and design lovers alike gushed over the collectible jars in the comments.
"I need one IMMEDIATELY," declared one fan.
"I am sold," agreed a second person.
"Okay CUTEST EVER!! 😍👏," raved a third Instagram user.
"Adds to Christmas list 📝," shared someone else.
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According to an official press release shared directly with Parade, each cookie jar's design reflects the spirit of a corresponding treat.
The Chessmen® Ceramic Gold jar, "inspired by the unique shape and buttery flavor of Chessmen® cookies," is decorated with a gold toile design featuring "snow chess pieces and ice skating, encouraging holiday fun," while the Linzer® Ceramic Winter Blue jar depicts a "winter wonderland" with "nods to the snowflake cutouts of Linzer cookies."
Those looking for classic Christmas colors might be interested in the Thin & Crispy Peppermint Cocoa Ceramic Evergreen jar or the Milano Slices® Peppermint in Classic Red. But shoppers should act quickly, as the special limited-time collection is only available until Friday, Nov. 22, while supplies last.
"Pepperidge Farm holiday cookies are more than just treats -- they're edible memories. With these jars, I wanted to capture that holiday magic and give these cookies a home as special, and as fancy, as they are," Antonoff noted in the release.
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