FAQ

Inside the United States it is $6 for anything up to 16 oz, which covers a single bag and most of the smaller packs. Heavier orders go up by weight: $8.90 up to 32 oz, $10.90 up to 48 oz, $13.90 up to 80 oz, and $16.90 above that. Orders over $100 ship free.

International rates depend on where you are and are shown at checkout. Either way you see the exact amount before you pay, with no surprises at the end.

If your order turns up damaged, wrong or short, email eat@ilovesnacks.com within 14 days of delivery and send a photo if you can. We will replace it or refund you, whichever you would rather have, and there is nothing for you to post back.

Changed your mind? Unopened bags can come back within 30 days of delivery. Email us first and we will give you the return address. Return postage is yours to cover, and we refund the price of the products once they reach us.

Opened bags we cannot accept. That is a food safety rule rather than a way to avoid refunds. If you opened one and something was wrong with it, email us anyway. We would rather hear about it.

Crave Me Cookies started with an idea that snacking should be made with ingredients you can find in the kitchen. Even if you are at a road trip gas station stop.

We wanted to make snacks with ingredients you can pronounce and understand when reading the label.

Actually our cookies taste like you made them at home. We pride ourselves with the ability to make a great tasting cookie that is not filled with junk ingredients.

Yes. No wheat, dairy, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, seed oils, GMOs or palm oil. Gluten free and non-GMO, and certified kosher by the CRC.

Nine ingredients: organic gluten free flour, organic cane sugar, chocolate chips, apple sauce, coconut oil, natural vanilla flavor, baking soda, salt and xanthan gum. The full label is on every pack.

Honestly, that is your call, and we are not going to make health claims we cannot back up. What we can tell you is why they are not in our cookies. We wanted a short label made of things you can picture, and coconut oil is one ingredient that does the job. So that is what we use.

The top 14 are milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, crustaceans, molluscs, wheat, gluten-containing cereals, soy, sesame, celery, mustard, lupin and sulphites. The United States requires nine of these to be declared; the UK and EU list fourteen. Crave Me is formulated free from all of them, which is the stricter standard. The full guide is here.

Start with the order. Ingredients are listed by weight, heaviest first, so the first two or three are most of what you are eating. Then check the Contains line for allergens, count the sweeteners separately because they are often split across several names, and treat vague phrases like natural flavors or vegetable oil as gaps rather than ingredients. Six rules, sixty seconds.

Less than most people assume. Precautionary lines like may contain peanuts or made on shared equipment are voluntary in the United States. They are not required, not standardised and not tied to any measured threshold, so their absence is not proof of a clean facility. Ingredient declarations are the mandatory part you can rely on. Here is how to read them.

It means the flavour came from a plant or animal source. That is all it means. One listing can stand for a proprietary blend of dozens of components, and it can be reformulated without the label changing. It is legal and it is vague, which is why we name what we use. The longer answer.

No. There is no FDA definition, no certification and no test, so any brand can print it. A working test: flip the pack and ask whether you recognise everything, whether the list is short enough to finish, and whether there is anything you would not knowingly feed your kid. What it should mean.

Yes. No milk in any form, including the aliases that hide dairy on other labels: casein, caseinate, whey, milk solids, butterfat and ghee. Milk is one of the fourteen allergens we formulate without, so it is out of the recipe rather than kept below a threshold. More on reading a label for dairy.

Yes. No wheat, barley or rye, and no malt or brewer's yeast, which are where gluten usually hides on a wheat-free label. The flour blend is white rice, oat and tapioca. Wheat and gluten-containing cereals are both on the fourteen we leave out. Celiac, wheat allergy and sensitivity are three different things.

That is the reason the bags are the size they are. Peanuts and tree nuts are both out, along with milk, egg, wheat, soy and sesame, so one bag works for a whole table rather than one child eating something different. Schools set their own policies, so check yours, and the ingredient statement is short enough to hand to a teacher. Packing for the allergy table.

No. We use organic cane sugar, and certified organic prohibits bioengineered ingredients by definition. That matters more than it used to: a federal court has struck down the exemption that let refined sugars and oils from GMO crops skip bioengineered labelling entirely. What the ruling changes.

Two bag sizes and three multipacks of each. The 1 oz bag is $3.99 and the 4 oz bag is $9.99, and both come in 6, 8 and 12 packs that bring the price per bag down as the pack gets bigger: a 12 pack of 1 oz bags works out at $3.33 a bag, about 17 percent off buying them one at a time. All eight are here.

Right here. Every size ships direct from us. If you would like to stock Crave Me in your shop, or you want to know whether we are near you yet, email eat@ilovesnacks.com and we will tell you.

Yes, from one case. Everything a buyer needs is on our wholesale page, along with a short application, or email eat@ilovesnacks.com and we will send the line sheet.

A cupboard is fine. Keep them somewhere cool and dry and out of direct sun, and roll the bag shut after opening so they stay crunchy. No fridge needed. The best before date is printed on the back of every pack.

One year. The best before date is printed on the back of every pack.

We pack orders within one to two business days. Inside the United States, allow three to seven business days after that. International orders usually take seven to twenty one days depending on where you are and how quickly customs moves. You get a tracking link as soon as your parcel leaves us.