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on August 30, 2010
Brownie & Kitty
backed a project
e.e. cookies- we need help to finish our kitchen. We promise to share when it's done. by kori
e. e. cookies is a gourmet, small batch, all natural cookie company in NYC. We bring the flavor and now need some help to bring it to the masses.
Funding Unsuccessful (10/01/2010) -
on August 25, 2010
Brownie & Kitty
Posted project update #3What's Up With LugNuts?
Post CommentHey Everyone!
It's been a month since our Kickstarter project closed successfully. I'm happy to report today we received a proposal for our insurance policy! One step closer. We have a few kitchens to choose from still, but we're getting on the "Gluten Free" bandwagon so we're being a little particular about what type of kitchen we can cook in. We can't have any cross-contamination with flour.
Anyway, I've posted a new update to the blog and I will continue to do so, hopefully with a little more frequency. Blogging is hard!
If you're just reading this because you're wondering where your nuts are...they're coming! Hopefully by mid-September if things keep going smoothly.
Stay Sweet,
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on July 25, 2010Funded!
LugNuts: Love 'em & Lug 'em by Brownie & Kitty
Q: What is your go-to snack? A: LugNuts are the tasty, preservative-free, eco-friendly and "luggable" answer. Forget visits to the vending machine.
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100% funded $5,000 pledged
- 48 backers
- Funded Jul 25, 2010
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on July 15, 2010
Brownie & Kitty
backed a project
2010 Brooklyn Skillshare by Brooklyn Skillshare
The Brooklyn Skillshare is a community-based, community-led, and community-building learning event organized and taught by Brooklyn residents.
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100% funded $1,510 pledged
- 72 backers
- Funded Oct 01, 2010
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on July 14, 2010
Brownie & Kitty
commented on a projectHi Liz! First of all, your Truffies look awesome. Second, good luck on your project. I too have a food project going now and when I was surfing through other foodies on Kickstarter I was turned onto your project because our stories are very similar. You might get a kick out of seeing my video too :) You were smart to give yourself plenty of time to raise the money. My partner and I ambitiously chose 30 days. We're closing in on 10 now and we're about 60% away - feeling the crunch! Anyway, good luck, I'm glad I stumbled on your project!
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on July 14, 2010
Brownie & Kitty
backed a project
The Cookie Chew - Changing the Way We Eat a Cookie by Liz Chou
Baker by night, accountant by day trying to pursue her passion and lose the day job with the re-launch of a unique & different cookie company.
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123% funded $5,540 pledged
- 89 backers
- Funded Aug 24, 2010
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on July 13, 2010
Brownie & Kitty
Posted project update #2Live on YouTube - Fuzz Free!
Post CommentDon't forget to spread the word. We have 12 days left and we're 41% of the way there!
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on July 2, 2010
Brownie & Kitty
Posted project update #1A quick word about our video quality...
Post CommentWe roast nuts, we don't make feature films...although clearly we're on our way ;-). No. Actually, we didn't realize there was a limit on how big our movie file could be. First timers here! We'll be uploading to YouTube next week and there it will not be fuzzy.
Thank you to all of our backers so far!
Keep up the good work. Read our blog to see what we've been up to!
Go LugNuts!
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on June 30, 2010
Brownie & Kitty
backed a project
Organic Groceries in Bed-Stuy by Dee Brown
Organic Bed-Stuy will make organic grocery shopping convenient and affordable for Bedford Stuyvesant residents.
Funding Unsuccessful (08/09/2010) -
on June 24, 2010
Brownie & Kitty
backed a project
The Good Food Factory - a HEALTHY Cooking Show for KIDS! by Amanda Curry
The Good Food Factory is a HEALTHY cooking show for kids and their families. We make healthy food fun. Plain n' simple...with organic cherries on top!
Funding Unsuccessful (08/22/2010)
Brownie & Kitty
Brooklyn, NY
Two girls on one wavelength: shared passion for wholesome living. The dream of combining our talents and passions to create a business in line with what we believe is important has become a reality.
