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VOTE: Who has the best cookie in Atlanta?

By Jen West
July 23, 2018

If you’ve got a sweet tooth, then you might know a thing or two about where to get a crunchy or soft-batch, buttery or chip-filled treat.

This week’s Best of Atlanta poll wants to know where you get your cookie fix.

Explore»RELATED: These are some of the best cookies to eat and make.

Have you tried the Georgia cookie that made the list of best chocolate chip cookies in the US?

ExploreEight things you didn't know about Atlanta’s Great American Cookies.

Is this the best chocolate chip cookie you can buy in Georgia?

If you'd like to submit a write-in nominee for best cookie, please email your pick to stephanie.toone@ajc.com.

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