A veteran of Utah’s cookie war may see its trademarks sold to pay debt

Dirty Dough, driven to new heights during the Utah Cookie Wars, is now accused of not paying its bills.

(Dean Da Valle) Dirty Dough cookies shown with the company's trademark logo at the location in South Barrington, Illinois, on Sept. 5, 2025.

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