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We LOVE our customers so much that we give them cookies for each new order!

Become a new customer and get your FREE bag of cookies!

    Very good service. Purchased mini posters at a low cost. Got free delivery and free cookies.

    ~Imam Faisal Ahmad

    We love Camelot, they do an excellent job, quickly and priced right. We have been working with them for several years now and are very satisfied I highly recommend Camelot for all your printing needs and love the cookies we get!

    ~ Barry Feinman

    We use Camelot Printing for our VFW newsletter and the printing and preparation is excellent. The cookies are great too..

    ~Jim Haas

    I have been a customer for many years and when I need something printed I go directly to Camelot Printing for professional results and quick turnaround service. Truly a five-star organization!!!

    ~Robert Oswald

          Cookie Fun Facts:
    • The Oreo, the best-selling cookie of the 20th century, was developed and introduced by the American Company.

    • Nabisco, in 1912.

    • July 9th is National Sugar Cookie Day.

    • December 4th is National Cookie Day.

    • The U.S. leads the world as the biggest cookie bakers and eaters, spending more than $550 million annually on Oreos alone.

    • The Girl Scouts first began selling cookies In the 1920s.

    • In 1989, New Mexico named the ‘bizcochito’ its official state cookie. Bizcochito, derived from the spanish word ‘bizcocho’ which means biscuit, is a delicious shortbread cookie flavored with anise and topped with cinnamon sugar.
    • The U.S. has a National Cookie Cutter Historical Museum located within the Joplin Museum Complex in Joplin, Missouri.

    • The official state cookie of both Massachusetts and Pennsylvania is the chocolate chip cookie.

    • Early American tinsmiths began making cookie cutters by hand back in the 1700s.

    • Christmas cookies date back to Medieval Europe.

    • American cookie jars evolved from British biscuit jars and first appeared on the scene during the Depression in the 1930s when housewives began making more cookies at home, rather than buying them at the bakery, and needed containers for them.