Part of what keeps CookieGrove running is affiliate revenue. You should know where it comes from and what it does not buy.
How the links pay
Buy after clicking, and a small cut of what the retailer already earns comes to us. Nothing is added to your bill for it.
Spotting them
Where commission is involved, the page states it plainly rather than burying it, and the footer links here from every page.
The basis for a recommendation
What informs a recommendation is public and checkable: spec sheets, official documentation, published standards, and aggregated owner experience. If a piece of writing rests on personal use, it says so; silence on that point means it does not.
Price and stock
Nothing on a retailer’s page is under our control, least of all price and stock. Any figure in an article was accurate when written and should be checked against the shop before you act on it.
The legal requirement
This disclosure exists because United States law requires it. The Federal Trade Commission’s endorsement guides oblige a publisher to reveal a material connection to a product it recommends, clearly and close to the recommendation. That is the standard this page is written to meet.
Editorial independence
We are not paid to like anything. Products earn their place on a cookies and baking page by working, and nobody outside the site sees a draft or edits one.
Advertising space
The site also carries display advertising through Google AdSense. Those ads are selected automatically and are not endorsements.
Asking us
If a recommendation on this site looks wrong, or if you want to know whether a particular link pays us, ask through the contact page and you will get a straight answer.