So what did our Sassies and guest Sassies think of My Dough Girl, THE place for gourmet cookies in Salt Lake City, Utah? Read on to find out!

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What was your first impression?
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THE SCOOP

Emily: A truly hidden treasure in downtown Salt Lake City. Loved the brightly painted walls and vintage pin-up gals adorning the different flavor cookies!
Evonne: Cute little shop!
Quinn: Such a cute location. Loved the big blue banners outside & the fun decor inside; very retro-chic.
Rebecca: Cute shop. Smells great!
Vanessa: Perfect location in downtown SLC, I pass it every week and am sad I didn’t know how really accessible and perfectly located it was.

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What did you like the most?

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THE SCOOP

Emily: Um, the cookies! But really and truly I love that you can buy the dough frozen and bake them at home. That means they’re still hot when you pile that vanilla bean ice cream on top! My favorite flavors are the Margo and the Ricki.
Evonne: I loved the cookies of course, but I love the theme.
Quinn: The cookies, of course! My faves are Vivianna (orange dough with dark chocolate chunks & mango slices) & Margo (chocolate cookie with mint truffle in center). I love how I can take a bag of frozen dough home & back one, two, or as many as I want, whenever I want (my family loves that, too). I also love how they’re made from fine, natural ingredients.
Rebecca: Wow – the cookies were fabulous and some were so unique. I’m a cookie snob, and I was completely blown away. It was impossible to pick a favorite.
Vanessa: Why the cookies of course, they were divine you can tell they were made with the highest quality of ingredients and with lots of thought and careful preparation. Also Tami’s passion for her product and business and for the community. I love business owners that support each other and give their all to their craft.
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What didn’t you like?

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THE SCOOP:

Emily: A couple of the flavors aren’t my favorite, but that’s because I don’t often like mixing fruit and chocolate. Perhaps I’m just not able to appreciate true gourmet cookies.
Evonne: I don’t like the area.
Quinn: How my stomach refused to let me as many cookies as I wanted.
Rebecca: I know I’m sounding a bit Pollyanna-ish, but there is nothing not to like about this bakery!
Vanessa: I wish that the shoppe had more places to sit and eat, it seems like you order your cookies and have to leave to eat them because of the lack of setting. Even one extra table would be nice!

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Would you visit again?

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THE SCOOP:

Emily: If I’m in the area I would definitely drop in and pick up some frozen dough, especially if I have a holiday party to attend. They would make a great dessert at any party!
Evonne: Of course I would go again, and bring my girls with me!
Quinn: Absolutely. I’ve been back often. I have to get my Vivianna fix at least monthly.
Rebecca: I’ve already been back a few times with friends and family. It has become a must-stop-see-taste-and-smell for out of town guests.
Vanessa: Yes I have already! My Dough Girl sells their cookies frozen and I bought a few bags that we have been eating for treat nights. It is nice because I can only bake up 2 or 3 and not be tempted by a whole batch!

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If you could only send out one tweet about the business, what would you say?

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THE SCOOP:

Emily: Craving some yummy gourmet cookies? Check out @MyDoughGirl in downtown #slc. www.mydoughgirl.com SO good! Faves are Margo & Ricki. Yum! :)
Evonne: Have you tried My Dough Girl? Best cookies on the planet, I’ll take you with me! :)
Quinn: Get your sweet fix with @mydoughgirl’s frozen gourmet cookie doughs. Buy frozen, bake at home. DIVINE.
Rebecca: Didn’t think I could find a cookie out there that tastes better than mine!
Vanessa: My whole family is completely addicted to @MyDoughGirl cookies, you should be too!
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CHECK OUT THEM SCOOPS!

Here is the official SassyScoops.com rating for Dough Girl. Go find out who your dough girl is TONIGHT and let us know what you think!
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Atmosphere	Family friendly	Location
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Here’s the scoop on our guest Sassies. We’d consider it a real treat if you’d visit their super sweet blogs!
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Evonne

My name is Von. I am a working mom. I have a daughter that is 5, and a son that is well on his way. I have been married to Paul for almost 11 years, and it’s always new adventure! We love eating out, arcade games, and miniature golfing as a family. I am spunky, and love making new friends! You can read more about me and my crazy life at Sell…Party of 3.

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Rebecca

I am a whirlwind of activity—in my mind anyway. That place sure is busy. I have the best of intentions to keep a clean house, cook delicious dinners, learn to dance, become fluent in Spanish and German, get my Masters degree, and travel the world. Instead, I spend my days exploring Salt Lake City with my almost 2 year old, teaching piano to a multitude of (i.e. TOO MANY) wonderful kids, practicing the piano, reading, writing, and missing my husband while he is away at work (why can’t we just be rich and hang out together all day?). Most recently, I became a reporter for the Sugar House Journal and am currently adjusting my schedule to accommodate that new adventure! You can read more about me and my whirlwind of activity on Thrilled by the Thought.
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Return to SassyScoops.com on Friday for our follow-up post on My Dough Girl in downtown Salt Lake City. You might even catch behind-the-scenes footage of the girls snacking on My Dough Girl’s tasty cookies (and Emily’s car drama)!