🍰 D.A.M GOOD Stand Serves Up Seasonal Treats in Hixson This Weekend

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🍰 D.A.M GOOD Stand Serves Up Seasonal Treats in Hixson This Weekend

The specialty food stand at 8917 Brookhill Drive in Hixson is rolling out a fresh weekend menu featuring homemade pastries, brownies, and cheesecakes alongside its signature canned goods. For readers across the valley and plateau communities, D.A.M GOOD offers a nearby destination for artisan baked goods and locally made preserves.

🗓️ Weekend Hours and Menu Highlights

D.A.M GOOD will be open Friday from 3-9 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. The weekend lineup includes a range of freshly made items priced from $3 to $6, with several fall-inspired options drawing attention. Apple Butter Cinnamon Rolls ($6) and Pumpkin Cheesecake Swirl Bars ($5) reflect the seasonal shift, while classic favorites like Oreo Brownies, Cosmic Brownies, and Cookie Butter Brownies ($5 each) round out the dessert selection.

🧁 What’s on the Stand

Beyond the weekend specials, the menu spans pastries, cookies, and cheesecake options:

  • Nutella Knots and Apple Butter Swirl Pastries – $3 each
  • Oreo, Cosmic, and Cookie Butter Brownies – $5 each
  • Apple Pie, Peanut Butter Chip, and Chocolate Chip Cookies – $3-$4
  • Mini Chocolate and Vanilla Cheesecakes – $3-$4
  • All D.A.M GOOD canning favorites – homemade pickles and artisan preserves

The stand notes that additional items may be available, adding an element of surprise for repeat visitors. ✨

📍 Location and Access

Situated in the Hixson area of the Chattanooga metro, D.A.M GOOD is accessible to residents throughout the region looking for locally made specialty foods and baked goods. The stand operates Friday through Sunday, making it a weekend destination for those seeking fresh, homemade alternatives to mass-produced options.

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