I have no idea how Keebler's Magic Middles cookies were ever discontinued. Everyone I knew loved them. The chocolate inside of those cookies was unlike any other chocolate I've had. Picture semi-metallic cupcake frosting mixed with powdered sugar. Unbelievably good! | Dinosaur Dracula

Ever wonder how I bake hundreds of cookies in a day with just my wall oven? 🍪 Let me tell you—it’s a lot of work, but my convection bake mode makes it so much easier! Here’s why I love it: ✨ I can bake two trays at once without having to rotate them. ✨ No opening the oven doors halfway means faster and more even bakes. ✨ I keep my oven at 350°F and place racks near the middle for the most even heat. If you don’t have a convection mode, no worries! Just increase your temp by 25°F, rotate your tr

The elves make the cookie. Indulgent Keebler Fudge makes the moment. | Keebler

Only Keebler elves can make cookies this good! They're perfect for the whole family. | Keebler

For decades, the Keebler cookie plant off I-70 and Pecos filled North Denver with the unforgettable smell of fresh-baked cookies, churning out classics like Fudge Stripes and Chips Deluxe. Opening in the 1960s, it became both a landmark and a sensory memory for locals. But like many U.S. factories, the plant eventually faced consolidation, and by the early 2000s production moved to larger facilities, leaving behind nostalgia for a sweet era that defined a neighborhood. #DenverHistory #Keebler #N

The elves make the cookie. Indulgent Keebler Fudge makes the moment. | Keebler