Marty's Cookies
When Stacy Fox contacted Rabbi Jason Miller of Kosher Michigan to ask if he would provide kosher certification for her Marty's Cookies brand, he knew it was bashert (meant to be). As a young child, Rabbi Miller's parents were friends with Joyce and Marty Herman, who owned a pizza parlor in West Bloomfield, Michigan. Marty would make the pizza and Joyce began to bake chocolate chip cookies according to her own recipe. As time went on, the couple realized that the cookies were more popular than the pizza. Marty eventually closed the pizza parlor and started producing Marty's Cookies, eventually opening a store in Downtown Birmingham, Michigan. When he decided to retire, he sold the business (recipe and all) to a young employee of Marty's Cookies named Stacy Fox.
Years later, as a young mother Stacy sold the business and then bought it back. Today, she uses the original recipe to create mouth watering cookie creations including the orignal chocolate chip, cranberry white chocolate, chocolate walnut, and Snickerdoodle. Located in the Bagel Factory Cafe in Southfield, Stacy is fond of saying that "A balanced diet is a cookie in one hand and a bagel in the other." Marty's Cookies are known for their corporate gift baskets and shiva trays.
Kosher Information
Marty's Cookies is located at 24551 West Twelve Mile Road in Southfield, Michigan. All ingredients are kosher and contain reliable kosher symbols. All Marty's Cookies including the Marty's Bars are dairy. A Shabbat lease agreement has been signed such that Marty's Cookies may be open on the Jewish sabbath and Jewish holidays. Food products purchased on the Jewish sabbath and Jewish holidays is not considered to be kosher.Contact the store owner for food allergy concerns. | View certification letter
