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Sweet Belly Cookies Now Available at Mrs. Green’s Natural Market

Falls Church-based Sweet Belly Cookies are now being carried by Mrs. Green’s Natural Market, a “neighborhood” focused natural and organic grocery based out of New York. The chain, a subsidiary of Planet Organic Health Corp., has just opened its 21st location at 12995 Fairlakes Shopping Center in Fairfax.

Sweet Belly Cookies (formerly known as Pancha Dulce) is co-owned by Falls Church residents Pricilla Gianelli and her husband, Patrick Gianelli. Available Saturdays at the Falls Church Farmers’ Market, the cookies are also carried at The Local Market in Falls Church, The Organic Butcher in McLean, The Lebanese Taverna in Arlington and Stachowski Market in Georgetown.

For more information about Sweet Belly Cookies, visit www.sweetbellycookies.com.

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