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Item Price List September 25, 2018 12:36 PM Olde Hearth Bread Company (2018) 09/25/18 Item Price List September 25, 2018 Item Description 01013 Challah 6"3oz, hot dog pan 01023nd Challah Braid 3# pullman (non Disney) 01025 Brioche Baguette 22" 1.5# 0102b Brioche 2.25# 0105 Challah Roll 1.5oz 01083b Brioche Bun 3.5oz w/ eggwash 01083e Brioche Kaiser w/eggwash 3oz 01083R Brioche Bun 3.5oz in Ring 01084e Brioche Kaiser w/eggwash 4oz 01084es Brioche Kaiser w/sesame 4oz 01084p Brioche Kaiser w/poppy 3oz 0112bp Challah 2.25# Pullman 0118 Challah Braided 22oz 0201 Sourdough Round 2# 0202 Sourdough Batard 1.5# 02021 Sourdough 1.75# FruitPan 02023 Sourdough 3# Pan 0202np Sourdough 3# no pan- square ends 0202o Organic Sourdough 1.5# Batard 0202op Organic Sourdough 3# Pan 0203 Sourdough Baguette 1# 020410 Sourdough Boule 10oz 02048 Sourdough Boule 8oz 0205 Sourdough Roll 2oz 0208 Sourdough Kaiser 4oz 0211 Sourdough Bagel 5oz 0211b Bialy 6oz 0211E Everything Bagel 5oz 0301p Focaccia 1.25# FruitPan 03023 Focaccia Pan loaf 2.5# 03051D Focaccia roll 1.5oz 0308 Focaccia Kaiser 3.5 oz 0316 Focaccia Sheetpan 6# 03165 Focaccia Half Sheetpan 3.5# 0401 Levain Round-1.5# 04023 Levain 3# Pan 0404 Levain Boule 9oz 0502 Black Olive Batard 1.25# 05023 Black Olive 3# PAN 05023np Black Olive 3# NO PAN 0503 Black Olive Baguette 1.25# 05049 Black Olive Boule 9oz 0505 Black Olive Roll 2oz 0601 Potato Chive Round 1.5# 0602 Potato Chive Batard 1.5# non-Disney 06023np Potato Chive 3# NO PAN 06048D Boule Potato Chive Each 0605 Potato Chive Roll 2oz 06095 Tuscan Picollo 1.75oz 0701 Pumpernickel Round-1.5# 0701r Pumpernickel-raisin Batard 2# 07023 Pumpernickel 3.5# Pan Loaf 0704 Pumpernickel Boule 10oz 0705 Pumpernickel Roll 2oz 0712 Pumpernickel Pullman 3.5# 0802 Rye Batard 1.5# 08023 Rye 3# Pan 08023m Marble Rye 3# 08023Rm Marble Rye 3# Round 0802s Rye Batard w/seeds 1.5# 0808d Rye Kaiser 5oz 0812 Rye Pullman 3.25# 0812m Marble Rye Pullman 3.25# 0902 Multigrain Batard 1.5# 09022 Multigrain 2# - Fruit Pan 09023 Multigrain 3.25# 09023np Multigrain 3.25# NoPan 09023npo Multigrain 3.25# NoPan w/ oats Page 1 12:36 PM Olde Hearth Bread Company (2018) 09/25/18 Item Price List September 25, 2018 Item Description 09042 Multigrain 12oz Boule 09049np Multigrain square, 3x6" 6oz 0905 Multigrain Roll 2oz 0911m Multigrain Bagel 4oz 10023c Cinnamon Raisin 2.5#-pan 1002c Cinn. Raisin 1.5#-Fruit Pan 1011m Raisin Bagel 4oz 11022 Honey Wheat 1.5 fruit pan 11023 Honey Wheat 3# 1105 Honey Wheat Roll 2oz 110710 Honey Wheat Sub 10" 9oz 1112 H.Wheat Pullman 3# 1202 Butter Bread 2.75# Pan 12021 Butter Bread 1.5# fruit pan 1204 Butter Bread Boule 8oz 12046 Butter Bread Boule 6oz 12051 Butter bread 1.5oz roll 1206q Butter Bread Square 3x6" 5oz 12084 Butter Bread Kaiser 4oz 1211m Butter Bread Bagel 3oz 1212 Butter Bread Pullman 2.5# 1301 Italian Round 1.5# 1302 Italian Batard 1.5# 13023NP Italian 3# No pan 1303 Italian Bagtte 20" 1.5# 1304 Italian Boule 9oz 1305 Italian Roll 2oz 14023 Semolina 2.5# Pan 1403 Semolina Baguette 1.25# 14076 Mini Semolina batard 6oz w/ point ends 14088 Muffalata 14 oz 8" 1502 Ciabatta 1.5# 15021 Ciabatta 14" 1.75# 15023 Ciabatta 3# 15023p Ciabatta 3# Pan Loaf 15053 Ciabatta Roll 3oz 15055 Ciabatta square 5.5oz 15057 English Muffin Ring 3.5oz 1507 Ciabatta Sub 6" 6oz 1512 English Muffin Pullman 3# 1613 Pizza Round 12" 12oz 161310 Pizza 10" 6oz-very thin 16132 Pizza Flat 5x15" 6oz 16134 Pizza flat 7x15" 5oz 1705 French Roll 2oz 17051 French Roll 1.5oz 17052k French Kaiser 2oz 170710r French Deli 10" 8oz RACK 170710rg French Deli 10" 8oz Rack-full bake 17072 French Deli 5" 3oz-lite bake 17075r French 6" 5oz RACK 17084 French Kaiser 4oz 17086r French Deli 8" 6oz Rack 1708q French Onion Square 5oz 17092 French Football 4" 2oz 1726 French square, 4x6" 5oz free form 1902 French Batard 1.25# 1903 French Baguette-14oz 1904 French Boule 8oz 20010m Moroccan 4oz 2002cu Cuban Baguette 16-18" 16oz 20074 Cuban Sub 7" 3.7oz 20082k Cuban kaiser 2oz 20083od Kaiser Onion 4oz Each 20084 Cuban Kaiser 4oz 2212 Ohana Sourdough 2.5# pullman 24021 French Fruitpan 1.25# 24023 French 2.25#pan Page 2 12:36 PM Olde Hearth Bread Company (2018) 09/25/18 Item Price List September 25, 2018 Item Description 24023np French 2.5# No pan 24083 French Kaiser 3oz 2412 French Pullman 2.5# 2701 Jalapeno Cheddar Round-1.5# 27013 Jalapeno Cheddar Pan-3.25# 2704 Jalapeno Cheddar Boule 8 oz 31023 White Rye 2.25# Pan 31024np White Rye 3# NO Pan 310710 White Rye Sub 10" 8oz 31075 White Rye sub 5" 4.5oz 3205 Medianoche Roll 1.5oz 320511 Medianoche roll 1oz w sesame seeds 32083 Medianoche kaiser 3oz 32084 Medianoche kaiser 4oz 3209 Medianoche Sub 6" 4oz 3301 Millet 1# Batard 3302 Millet 2# Batard 33023 Millet Pan 2.5# 3304 Millet Boule 12oz 3305 Millet Roll 1.5oz 33083 Millet Kaiser 3oz 3505 Potato Roll 2oz 35051 Potato roll 1oz 35083 Potato Bun 3oz 3605 Pretzel Roll 2oz 3605K Pretzel Shape 3oz w/ grains 3606g Pretzel Shape 6oz w/ grains 36083ns Pretzel Shape 3oz NO Salt 36091 Pretzel Stck 8" 2oz NO SALT 36092 Pretzel 5.5" sub 3oz 36094 Pretzel Kaiser 4oz 36095 Pretzel shape 5oz 36096 Pretzel Kaiser 5oz 36099 Pretzel Sub 8" 6oz 3702d Lavash Strips 2x8 Plain 3703D Lavash Strips 2x4 sesame 3707d Lavash strips 2x8 sesame 3720 Oyster Cracker sheet 2x2 3911 Flatbread 7X9" 4oz 3921 Flatbread 10x4 3oz 41051 Potato Wheat roll 1.5oz 41084 Potato Wheat kaiser 3oz 4216 Nann Flats 3.5oz 8" round 43085 Filone 3oz Square 3x3 (Datz) 4317 Filone Loaf 16oz 15" (Datz) 4318 Filone Square 4x7 5oz (Datz) 45013 White Hotdog pan 2.5oz 45051 white roll 1.25oz 45079 White sub 2.5oz 4.5" 4508b White Bun 3oz 4508bs White Bun 3oz w/sesame 46023 Organic Vegan Wheat 3# pan 47085 Milk Bun 3.5oz - non Disney 48023 Ctry Wheat 2.25# Pan 480710 Ctry Wheat 10" 8oz sub 48078 Ctry Wheat 8" 6oz sub 4812d Ctry Wheat Pullman 2.5# 5051 White Medianoche 1.5oz roll 8887 Bear Claw 9000 Granola One Pound 9000h Granola Half Pound 9102 Cherry Danish 9102m Mini Cherry Danish 9103 Cheese Danish 9103m Mini Cheese Danish 9104 Raspberry Danish 9104m Mini Raspberry Danish 9105 Apple Danish Page 3 12:36 PM Olde Hearth Bread Company (2018) 09/25/18 Item Price List September 25, 2018 Item Description 9105m Mini Apple Danish 9106 Rasp/Cheese Danish 9106m Mini Raspberry Cheese Danish 9107 Guava Danish 9107m Mini Guava Danish 9110 Guava Tart 9111 Raspberry Tart 9116 Apple Tart 9202 Chocolate Chip Cookie 9203 Oatmeal Raisin Cookie 9205 Ginger Snaps 93022 Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookie 9304 Vegan Fig Bar 9401 Cinnamon Roll 9501 Croissant 3oz 9502 Chocolate Croissant 2.5oz 9801 Blueberry Muffin 9801m Mini Blueberry Muffin 9803 Carrot Muffin 9805 Bran Muffin w/raisins 9805m Mini Bran w/raisins Muffin 9806 Pumpkin muffin 9806m Mini Pumpkin muffin 9807 Cranberry Orange Muffin 9901 Cinn. Raisin Scone 9904 Ginger-Pear Scone 9905 Mango Passionfruit Scone 9906 Cranberry Orange Scone 9908 Blueberry scone Page 4.
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