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@lindaduhhhh2016: 🍪🤎Your favorite cookie stand is back this weekend with FIVE delicious flavors! 🍪Oatmeal Cream Pie 🍫S'mores 🎃Pumpkin White Chocolate 🤎Marshmallow Rice Krispie Cookies 🍪Chocolate Chip ✨We've been busy baking, and we can't wait to share these sweet treats with you! 🗺️Cavalry Ridge Rd. - Cannon Ridge ✨Saturday & Sunday | 9 AM until we sell out! 🤎🍪Come grab your favorites before they're gone! Thank you for supporting our small business and making our cookie dreams a reality. Every single cookie counts! #CavalryRidgeCrumbz #FredericksburgVA #StaffordVA #CookieLovers #supportlocal

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