Trending...
- Long Beach to Launch Time Capsule Honoring America's 250th Anniversary as Part of 908 Day Celebration - 105
- 'Nightmare' Star Mckenna Bridger Talks Psychological Thriller, Two-Part Shoot And Taking On Violet Adams - 103
- Long Beach: City Recaps Preparedness and Response Efforts on Peninsula Following Hurricane Marie Impacts - 101
The expansion into Costco increases Meli's Monster Cookies locations to more than 7,000
AUSTIN, Texas - Californer -- Meli's Monster Cookies, a leading gluten-free, flour-free cookie company, announces their expansion into Costco, the fifth largest retailer in the world. Beginning April 1, 2022, consumers can find Meli's Original Monster Cookies in a 3 pack in 41 Costco stores in Texas and 59 Costco stores in Los Angeles. The hugely popular cookie mixes will be located on the baking aisle, near pancake and brownie mixes.
Meli's Monster Cookies was founded in 2013 after two lifelong friends "accidentally" discovered an old family recipe passed down through generations was naturally gluten-free and could fill a void in the commercially-available snack market. "Gluten-free wasn't even on the horizon when the Meli's Monster Cookie recipe was created," says Melissa Blue, co-founder of Meli's Monster Cookies. "After a close family member was diagnosed with gluten intolerance, we understood how difficult it was to find gluten-free cookies that tasted great and weren't full of fillers and flours that made the cookie dry and left a bad aftertaste. As mothers often do, we found a solution, packaging this family-favorite, 'happened-to-be-gluten-free' cookie recipe everyone can enjoy."
More on The Californer
Meli's Monster Cookies are unlike most gluten-free cookies in that they are completely flourless and contain only a few simple ingredients consumers can feel good about eating. The gluten-free industry is booming, estimated to grow from $5.72 billion in 2021 to $9.99 billion in 2028 with a CAGR of 8.29% during the forecast period. The Food and Drug Administration reports there are more than 3 million people in the U.S. with celiac disease and millions more with gluten sensitivity, driving people to seek gluten-free products, many of which cannot compare with gluten counterparts in terms of consistency and flavor. Meli's Monster Cookies changes that, delivering delicious, gluten-free cookies people love.
Meli's Monster Cookies has expanded nationwide in 7,000 stores and counting. Its arrival to Costco is the company's newest retailer. Besides Costco, the cookies can be found in Target, Walmart, Kroger, Whole Foods, HEB, Central Market, Jewel Osco, HyVee, and Amazon. They can also be purchased on Meli's webiste, www.meliscookies.com.
More on The Californer
"We are so excited to partner with Costco to bring an innovative, flour-free cookie option that meets Costco's guests' dietary needs yet still has all of the taste and flavor of a fantastic cookie," says Melissa Mehall, co-founder of Meli's Monster Cookies. "Meli's are better-for-you, USA-made cookies, founded by a certified women-owned company. We have worked hard to make our cookies readily available so everyone can experience a delicious treat, whether they have to avoid gluten or not."
While Costco will be selling Meli's Original Monster Cookie Mixes in 3 bag packages, Meli's also sells a variety of cookie mixes, ready-to-eat frozen cookies, and shelf-stable mini cookies in other retail stores and online. All recipes have the same two first ingredients: gluten-free rolled oats and nut butter, for a naturally gluten-free, high fiber, high protein cookie.
About Meli's Monster Cookies
Since 2013, Meli's Monster Cookies has offered those with or without gluten allergies and sensitivities a better-for-you, gluten-free, flourless, great-tasting cookie. Headquartered in Austin, Texas and founded by two best friends named Melissa, Meli's Monster Cookies has expanded to 7,000 retail and online stores across the country and is quickly becoming the nation's favorite gluten-free cookie on the market. For more information, visit www.meliscookies.com, follow @MelisMonsterCookies on Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram, and @meliscookies on Twitter.
Meli's Monster Cookies was founded in 2013 after two lifelong friends "accidentally" discovered an old family recipe passed down through generations was naturally gluten-free and could fill a void in the commercially-available snack market. "Gluten-free wasn't even on the horizon when the Meli's Monster Cookie recipe was created," says Melissa Blue, co-founder of Meli's Monster Cookies. "After a close family member was diagnosed with gluten intolerance, we understood how difficult it was to find gluten-free cookies that tasted great and weren't full of fillers and flours that made the cookie dry and left a bad aftertaste. As mothers often do, we found a solution, packaging this family-favorite, 'happened-to-be-gluten-free' cookie recipe everyone can enjoy."
More on The Californer
- Boston Industrial Solutions Introduces Personalized Printing Training
- Mariachi México Lindo Releases Debut Album "Soy de Mexico"
- Century Fasteners de Mexico Exhibiting at the 2026 Automotive & Aerospace Nearshoring Summit
- California: Governor Newsom signs wildfire recovery package to strengthen protections and focus on rebuilding for survivors
- Retro-Bit Announces Legendary Shoot 'em Up R-Type DX as its First Game Boy Color Release
Meli's Monster Cookies are unlike most gluten-free cookies in that they are completely flourless and contain only a few simple ingredients consumers can feel good about eating. The gluten-free industry is booming, estimated to grow from $5.72 billion in 2021 to $9.99 billion in 2028 with a CAGR of 8.29% during the forecast period. The Food and Drug Administration reports there are more than 3 million people in the U.S. with celiac disease and millions more with gluten sensitivity, driving people to seek gluten-free products, many of which cannot compare with gluten counterparts in terms of consistency and flavor. Meli's Monster Cookies changes that, delivering delicious, gluten-free cookies people love.
Meli's Monster Cookies has expanded nationwide in 7,000 stores and counting. Its arrival to Costco is the company's newest retailer. Besides Costco, the cookies can be found in Target, Walmart, Kroger, Whole Foods, HEB, Central Market, Jewel Osco, HyVee, and Amazon. They can also be purchased on Meli's webiste, www.meliscookies.com.
More on The Californer
- Stockdale Capital Partners Launches Real Estate Credit Platform
- Retell AI White Label Platform for Agencies Launched by VoiceAIWrapper, With Branded Client Portals and No Per-Minute Markup
- FOCUS Names Mark Phillips Senior Vice President of Business Development
- xBxBio Expands Executive Leadership Search for Next Phase of Cardiovascular Intelligence
- Geyser Data Joins NVIDIA Inception as It Builds Cold Data Infrastructure for AI
"We are so excited to partner with Costco to bring an innovative, flour-free cookie option that meets Costco's guests' dietary needs yet still has all of the taste and flavor of a fantastic cookie," says Melissa Mehall, co-founder of Meli's Monster Cookies. "Meli's are better-for-you, USA-made cookies, founded by a certified women-owned company. We have worked hard to make our cookies readily available so everyone can experience a delicious treat, whether they have to avoid gluten or not."
While Costco will be selling Meli's Original Monster Cookie Mixes in 3 bag packages, Meli's also sells a variety of cookie mixes, ready-to-eat frozen cookies, and shelf-stable mini cookies in other retail stores and online. All recipes have the same two first ingredients: gluten-free rolled oats and nut butter, for a naturally gluten-free, high fiber, high protein cookie.
About Meli's Monster Cookies
Since 2013, Meli's Monster Cookies has offered those with or without gluten allergies and sensitivities a better-for-you, gluten-free, flourless, great-tasting cookie. Headquartered in Austin, Texas and founded by two best friends named Melissa, Meli's Monster Cookies has expanded to 7,000 retail and online stores across the country and is quickly becoming the nation's favorite gluten-free cookie on the market. For more information, visit www.meliscookies.com, follow @MelisMonsterCookies on Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram, and @meliscookies on Twitter.
Source: Meli's Monster Cookies
0 Comments
Latest on The Californer
- TCVN Survivor™ 14 Startup Pitch Competition at TiE Investor Summit Final Countdown
- FBI/DoW plot uncovered to hurt Trump/Vance through encouraged "widespread" cybersecurity breaches and racketeering theft of $80m in USDA payments
- Wiseup N Shine Mobile Detailing To Celebrate Grand Opening, Bringing Luxury Auto Care, Entertainment
- Bettingbladet releases H1 2026 report on the Swedish online gambling market
- Garage door installation or repair in Minnesota? Which makes more sense for your family?
- Ready is how California leads, and every Californian has a role to play
- Stockdale Capital Partners and Hamilton Lane Acquire So Cal Shopping Center for $157 Mil
- New Video Guide Reveals How Seniors Can Explore San Francisco on a Budget With Discounts & Fre
- Super Rooter Expands to 190 Plumbing, Sewer, and Drain Service Locations Across the United States
- European Patent for ALS Program Expands the Story: HOPE Deploys Robotic TMS & FDA Commercialization Path Advances: NRx Pharmaceuticals: NAS DAQ: NRXP
- VICTURY Sports Announces Formation of Youth Sports League Built on the Official, Patented, and Award-Winning Keepy Uppy® Ball
- TitleChain Foundation Publishes Model Legislation Guaranteeing Free Public Access to Open-Weight AI
- Connect Names Austin Robertson Marketing & Events Coordinator
- Countrywide Rental Delivers Efficient Waste Management Solutions to Burnwell, Alabama Job Sites
- SCAMS - The Most Dangerous Scams Perpetrated in the USA
- Making Time for Mythic Adventure
- High Rise 6: Power to Escape Expands the Film Franchise With New Cartels, New Locations
- Impact & Influence Radio Welcomes Former San Francisco 49ers Player Alex Barrett
- Free National Summit Empowers Animal Advocacy
- Dodge Hornet Lemon Law Attorney in Los Angeles County

