When Chip and Joanna Gaines first appeared on HGTV in 2013 to launch their new show “Fixer Upper,” it was impossible to tell just how much their lives would change over the next decade. Nowadays, the duo are running their own media brand and overseeing operations at their Magnolia Table and Silos Baking Co. in Waco.
If you’re anything like me, you’ve spent years watching Joanna make her signature biscuits and cookies and wondering what it would be like to try them. Waco is a little bit of a hike for some of us, and since that was the only place you could get the real deal baked goods, we’ve just been left to wistfully wonder. Until now, that is.
On Wednesday, it was announced that Magnolia treats will now be sold in the frozen food section at Central Markets and H-E-B’s located across Texas. The best part? All you need to do is buy the box of baked goods and pop them in the oven for the recommended baking time. No mixing, folding, or sprinkling required.
A spokesperson for the Gaines’s company released a statement to mark the announcement, writing, “Inspired by recipes Joanna has shared through her cookbooks, cooking shows, and on the Silos property, the collection brings some of our most-loved baked goods into homes in a convenient new way.” Joanna herself said, “This line of frozen baked goods came from a place of wanting to help make it easier to gather together around the table with your people.”
The beloved television host and mother of five added, “It’s about simple, real, and quality ingredients and the confidence that comes with serving something everyone will love. It’s about settling in for those everyday moments that end up mattering most and savoring the taste of home.”
What Magnolia is selling and how much it costs
Savoring the taste of Magnolia Table baked goods at home is easier and more affordable than ever thanks to this frozen food expansion. Available options include classic sugar cookies, chocolate chip cookies, cinnamon rolls, Jo’s Buttermilk Biscuits, After School Banana Bread, and Silo Cookies (a specialty item containing chocolate chips, peanut butter, walnuts, and oats).
Packages of the frozen chocolate chip cookie dough, Silo cookie dough, and sugar cookie dough make 12 cookies and cost $11.98 each. The 16 ounce package of After School Banana Bread also costs $11.98, as does the four count box of cinnamon rolls. The least expensive item are Jo’s Buttermilk Biscuits, which cost $9.98 per box and serve six.
All items come with a handy guide on the back indicating what temperature to set your oven at and how long to bake the goodies. The hardest part of the process is the end where you have to wait for everything to cool before you start eating. Enjoy!
This article first appeared on Good Info News Wire and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
