How sweet it is: Doughin' Crazy introducing food truck

Editor's note: This article is sponsored by H2 Property Holdings.SANDUSKY — They're on a roll of epic cookie dough proportions.Building off the momentum from opening Doughin' Crazy this past spring in The Marketplace at Cooke in downtown Sandusky, its proprietors, Kristin Allison and Anna Esposito, recently acquired a food truck-style trailer."The food trailer is a benefit to our business because it allows us to reach out farther in our community and get our name out there," Esposito said. "We are now able to do festivals and events as well as private parties such as corporate events, weddings, showers and birthdays."Building off the momentum from opening Doughin' Crazy this past spring in The Marketplace at Cooke in downtown Sandusky, its proprietors, Kristin Allison and Anna Esposito, recently acquired a food truck-style trailer. They'll debut the trailer at local festivals in the near future.People can expect to see the trailer make its debut at this weekend's Milan Melon Festival. It's then scheduled to appear during the Dragons & Bacon Fest and North Coast Oktoberfest in downtown Sandusky.Doughin' Crazy's new food truck will serve several different flavors of raw, edible cookie dough.Doughin' Crazy offers customers eight flavors of homemade, safe-to-eat cookie dough — such as peanut butter, chocolate chip and brownie batter — no baking necessary paired with 30 topping options, which include sprinkles. The business also combines raw cookie dough with various Toft Dairy ice cream flavors or mix them up into milkshake concoctions.Allison said the trailer will supply up to six flavors of cookie dough and 13 toppings. "We will have ice cream as well at select events, depending on the electric available provided at the event."Building off the momentum from opening Doughin' Crazy this past spring in The Marketplace at Cooke in downtown Sandusky, its proprietors, Kristin Allison and Anna Esposito, recently acquired a food truck-style trailer. They'll debut the trailer at local festivals in the near future.Reach reporter Andy Ouriel at ouriel@sanduskyregister.com and follow him on Twitter @AndyOuriel.