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Students at the University of Minnesota will soon have a new way to fend off late-night attacks from the munchies.

 to deliver baked goods until 3 a.m. from a 

. The Minneapolis City Council holds a hearing on the application today.

The company, which has more than 30 locations spread across nine states, is on a rapid growth trajectory.

"With limited late night food options, especially on the sweeter side, there definitely is a market for the cookies," Marketing Manager Renee Sarnecky said.

, which has been baking and delivering cookies in the Twin Cities since 2003. But that competition will be limited, because Tank Goodness caters to daytime snackers and doesn't deliver past 4 p.m.

Insomnia Cookies' main customer base is college students up late partying or studying, Sarnecky said. The company also plans to open an operation in Winona, another college town, according to a 

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Students at the University of Minnesota will soon have a new way to fend off late-night attacks from the munchies. A company called Insomnia Cookies has applied for a license to deliver baked goods until 3 a.m. from a location in Dinkytown. The Minneapolis City Council holds a hearing on the application today. The company,…

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