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Catering Menu 2018 CATERING MENU 2018 WHO IS ROSETTA? Rosetta Bakery has been conceived with the intent to be an official ambassador of the Italian art of baking, a genuine mix of history, highest quality ingredients exclusively Made in Italy and timeless traditions. Rosetta Bakery is all about quality of the ingredients and the highest standard in terms of production processes: each store have a “live menu” made of fresh products constantly baked in the kitchen which has a glass wall that allows people not being only customers but also audience of an unexpected show. CATERING SELECTION The best selection of Rosetta signature products in «bite» size Sweet Sandwich Croissants plain – $2 Soft Bread or Grain Bread («bite» size) - $2/$3 Croissants - $2.50 with Turkey, Italian Cooked Ham, Italian with Nutella, Cream, Raspberry or Apricot Jam Prosciutto Parma Ham Aged 18 months, Italian Chocolate Saccottino - $2.50 Mortadella Bigne’ with chocolate or cream - $2.50 Soft Bread or Grain Bread («biteXL» size) - $4/$5 Bombolone with Nutella or Cream - $2.50 with Turkey, Italian Cooked Ham, Italian Italian Ciambella plain - $2 Prosciutto Parma Ham Aged 18 months, Italian Mixed fresh fruit tart - $3 Mortadella Pasta frolla with fresh custard cream and a choice of Focaccia Sandwich (half or full pan) - $39/$69 strawberry, blackberry, raspberry, blueberry and kiwi serves 6 to 12 people Berries tart - $3 with Turkey, Italian Cooked Ham, Italian Chocolate pasta frolla with custard cream and Prosciutto Parma Ham Aged 18 months, Italian rasberry Mortadella Lemon cream tart - $3 Pasta frolla with lemon cream, raspberry and meringue Add-ons Italian Cannolo - $2.50 Mozzarella, swiss cheese, cream cheese, arugula, with cream or nutella lattuce, cherry tomatoes, zucchini, eggplant Apple ball - $3 Puff pastry with apple and apricot jam Nutella tart - $2.50 Jam tart - $2.50 with apricot or raspberry jam Assortment of cookies - $2.50 CATERING SELECTION The best selection of Rosetta signature products in «bite» size Pizza & Focaccia Bread Rosetta Pizza Bites - $2 Baby Bread – $1.50 Tomatoes and Mozzarella Grain Bread – $2 Pizza (half or full pan) - $34/$59 Spinach Bread – $2.50 serves 6 to 12 poeple Baguette – 3.50 Mozzarella and tomatoes, ham, mushroom, zucchini, black olives, artichockes Focaccia Plain (half or full pan) - $24/$39 Cakes serves 24 to 48 bites or 6 to 12 people 7’(4-6 people)/8’(6-8 people)/10’(10-12 people) Focaccia Topped (half or full pan) – $29/$49 Millefoglie - $45, $60, $90 serves 24 to 48 bites or 6 to 12 people Fruit crostata - $36, $48, $72 with Olives, Cherry tomatoes, Onions, Potatoes, Sacher Torte - $45, $60, $90 Zucchini, Eggplant, Spinach Soft Cake - $27, $36, $54 Crostata della Nonna - $27, $36, $54 Add-ons Meringata - $45, $60, $90 Mozzarella, arugula, cherry tomatoes, zucchini, eggplant CATERING PACKAGES The best way to share deliciousness at your private event. Pickup one of the following selections: Savory Sweets Mixed Selection Selection Selection 5 bites per 5 bites per 5 bites per person - 12$ pp person - 15$ pp person - 18$ pp 10 bites per 10 bites per 10 bites per person - 20$ pp person - 26$ pp person - 32$ pp CATERING SERVICE Rosetta Bakery does not directly provide catering service. Our partners meets the highest standard in terms of quality and service. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any additional information or estimates for your event. Food Allergens All ROSETTA BAKERY products are fresh and baked on daily basis. Our dough contains: water wheat flour yeast salt sugar malt extravirgin oil butter milk eggs In addition, ROSETTA BAKERY products may contains in full or trace of: walnuts hazelnuts almond pine nuts sesame seeds sunflower seeds pumpkin seeds Soy Orders and Products ROSETTA BAKERY will make every effort to accommodate catering requests, nevertheless we need 24/48 hours notice to place a catering order. All products are fresh and made to order, that’s why your order need to be assigned to a specific slot of production. A minimum of 50% downpayment is required in order to confirm the order. Balance is due at delivery. Due to specific order requirments, quantities or seasonality, full payment may be requested at order confirmation. We feature a wide range of products and are happy to work with you regarding dietary restrictions and allergies but ROSETTA BAKERY cannot guarantee that any items are completely free of ingredients not specifically listed. Moreover, while we offer products without nuts or gluten, our bakeries are not gluten-free or nut-free. Please refer to Food Allergens for more information. Prices and products may be subject to changes without prior notice. Delivery In order to assure the best customer experience, Rosetta Bakery priority is to personally deliver your order. Delivery fee is subject to timing and distance. Changes or Cancellation We understand changes or cancellations, that’s why we kindly ask you to inform us as soon as it possible. Our team will assist and coordinate with you for any specific needs. Our cancelation requirements are as follows: we require 12 hours notice for cancellation. Cancellations without proper notice will be charged a cancellation fee, whice consists of 50% of the canceled order. No cancellation will be accepted due to severe weather or under any other conditions. [email protected] or www.rosettabakery.com.
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