It’s ice-on-ICE action.
An Altadena bakery is seeing long lines out the door for its vibrant, brightly iced sugar cookies featuring anti-ICE phrases slapped across the frosting.
The Altadena Cookie Company took to Instagram to share that all proceeds from the sale of the cookies would be donated to the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota’s Immigrant Rapid Response Fund, KTLA reported.
“We’ll have lots in the case starting on Wednesday,” the bakery wrote in a post shared last week. “Thank you for the overwhelmingly supportive comments and messages. And for those very few nasty messages we’ve received — boy, bye.”
The cookies feature messages like “ICE Out” and “F**K ICE,” with early-bird discounts offered on cookies bearing profanities aimed at US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
The shop said it sold more than 140 cookies in just the first 12 minutes of sales, as demand quickly overwhelmed supply.
And what’s the going price of the anti-ICE sweet treats? The cookies will set you back a whopping $6 each.
“A lot of people are feeling the way we are,” Michelle Taylor, the co-owner of the bakery, told The Orange County Register. “We’re concerned about the state of things and we don’t know what to do. Well, we know how to make cookies, so that’s what we are doing.”
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