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Bakery Fresh Breads and Treats! Tobies Bakery Brochure 8-2015 8/31/15 1:20 PM Page 1 Cakes At Tobies’ Bakery, we decorate custom cakes. We can create an 8x8 or 9x13 cake in 20 minutes (from 6 am to 2 pm). Check our freezer case for ready to take cakes! We do birthdays, anniversaries, or any occasion. For weddings ask about our sheet cakes or cupcakes! Seasonal Delights Cinnamon-Walnut 16 oz Easter Bread 1 lb 404 Fire Monument Road Yule Kaga 1 lb PO Box 397 Hot Cross Buns 15 oz Seasonal Holiday Cookie Trays Tobies invites you to try its amazing Hinckley, Minnesota 55037 variety of baked goods, fortified with 320-384-7394 Stacy's Fruitcake www.Tobies.com George Felgerlva began blending candied cherries and white-stone ground whole wheat flour pineapple with white raisins, pecans and walnuts with a plus added fiber! We fry and bake with brandy emulsion; no bitter peel, in his little bakery just out- side of Prague, Czechoslovakia in 1789. He folded these no trans-fat, no cholesterol shortening, into just enough butter batter to hold the fruits and nuts since 2001. Bakery Fresh together; topping each loaf with cherries and jumbo pecans that glistened in a honey-apricot-brandy-glaze. Stacy, George’s daughter-in-law, brought his formula Breads and home to Minnesota. Available October thru December. Dry Goods & Sundries Treats! Big Sky 7-grain plus Flax cereal 6 lb & 1.6 lb Canadian Organic Flax Seed 15 oz Tobies Crown Jewels! Minnestalgia Blueberry Syrup The reason you stop here! Honey Hill Farms (local honey) Wild Country Pure Maple Syrup (award winning) We ship many items! Talmadge Farms’ Organic Pickles, Jams & Jellies Jam Sweet Jam Spreads & Salsas Marianne’s Kitchen pickled vegetables Send one of our treats to someone you love. Assorted Treats and Desserts Bread Pudding Fudge Brownies Crispies (elephant ears) Apple Crispies Rhubarb Crispies Hand decorated cookies and cupcakes Bear Paws (cashews with dark and milk chocolate) Send the sweetest gift Krispy Kritters (dark chocolate covered marshmallow rice cereal treat on a pretzel stick) Someone you know would love to Macaroon Scrumption get caramel, cinnamon, or pecan Abdullah Chocolates, Caramels and Candies rolls from Tobies. Revised 8-2015 lm Tobies Bakery Brochure 8-2015 8/31/15 1:20 PM Page 2 Standard Breads Slovakian Favorites Cake Donuts Our original buttermilk recipe Tobies’has a variety of the favorites you use every day. Our breads, Andrej’s European Potica (poe-tee-tsa) buns, and rolls are trans fat free. Tobies' Bakery also makes wonderful Buttermilk • Fudge Buttermilk • Decorated Buttermilk Jän Gadzo, using his dear mother’s recipe, began specialty breads. If you do not see what you want, be sure and ask! making this Czechoslovakian pastry in the 1980’s as a Cookies White Bread 8 and 16 oz Christmas treat. This award winning delight is a thinly Wheat bread 8 and 16 oz Coconut Crunch Chocolate Chip rolled sweet dough with a moist walnut or poppyseed Molasses Peanut Butter White Buns 6 count & 8 count filling. It is now made under Jän’s personal supervision Wheat Buns 6 count & 8 count Oatmeal Raisin Sugar at Tobies bakery in Hinckley, Minnesota and shipped Ginger Molasses Date Smiles White Dinner rolls 12 count world-wide. Tobie Buns 8 count (3 doz or 1 doz) (filled cookies) Wheat Dinner rolls 12 count Monster Breakfast Cookie Hot Dog Buns 8 count Fried Rolls Knots (poppyseed or sesame-onion) 12 count Apple Fritters Specialty Breads Bismarks (blueberry, raspberry, lemon, custard) Autumn Grain (low in carbs) 19 oz Donuts (glazed, chocolate, sugar) Big Sky 7 Grain Bread w/ Raisins 1 lb Fried Cinnamon (glazed, maple, white, nutty) Canadian Flax (High in Omega 3 fatty acids) 17 oz Long Johns (maple, custard, nutty) Lemon Flax 17 oz Open Faced (cherry, lemon, custard) Cinnamon Bread (Top Seller) 17 oz Mini Johns (Made to Order) Cinnamon Bread w/ Raisins 17 oz Cinnamon Crunch (w/apples and walnuts) (Top Seller) 18 to 21 oz Variety: Honey Glazed Sliced Maple Nut Frosted Pasties Meat & vegetable turnovers with an Muffins incredible flaky crust. We offer two varieties: Dakota Hearth (w/cottage cheese and honey) 1 lb Oreo Rhubarb Walnut Beef with pork, or Chicken. Baby French Bread (lactose free) 6 count – 15 oz Peach Raspberry Cream French Bread (lactose free- made to order) 1 lb Wild Blueberry Cranberry Nut Twin Cheese Baguette 12 oz Caramel, Cinnamon & Pecan Rolls Lo-Fat Double Berry Glorious Morning Vienna with Sun Dried Tomato 1 lb Tobies Crown Jewels! Chocolate, Chocolate Chip Lemon Poppyseed Jalapeño Cheese 19 oz The reason you stop here! Lo-Fat Bran with Canadian Flax Cardamom (Top Seller) 17 oz Banana Nut, Chocolate Chip Orange Houska (oranges, walnuts and raisins) 18 oz Sweet Breads Marble Rye (swirls of rye and white) 17 oz Banana Bread (Top Seller) 17 oz Pies Made start to finish with our time honored recipes Raisin Rye (lactose free!) 19 oz Banana Walnut Bread 17 oz Sauerkraut Onion Rye 19 oz Pumpkin Bread 17 oz Banana Cream Sour Cherry Super Sourdough Bread 20 oz Rosies' Rhubarb Walnut Bread (Top Seller) 17 oz Chocolate Silk Sugar-Free Cherry German Chocolate Wild Blueberry Swedish Limpa (w/orange peel) 19 oz Best Ever Cornbread 17 oz Raspberry Peach Sugar-Free Wild Blueberry Three Sisters Rye (lactose free!) 17 oz Orange Cranberry Loaf 1 lb Coconut Creme Granny’s Apple Wheat n’ Cranberry Orange Bread 23 oz Double Berry Bread (Cranberry and Wild Blueberry) 1 lb Pecan Sugar-Free Granny’s Apple Pumpernickel 1 lb Wild Blueberry Bread 17 oz Pumpkin Cranberry Apple (special order) Native Wild Rice Bread 18 oz Old Fashioned Gingerbread 1 lb Lemon Meringue Sour Cream Raisin (special order) Native Wild Rice Herbed Finger Rolls 10 oz Pound Cakes: 17 oz Custard (special order) Strawberry Rhubarb (in season) Wild Rice Cheese & Onion 18 oz Variety: Vanilla Chocolate Chocolate-Pecan Marble Chocolate Chip Peach Crumble (special order) Fresh Strawberry (in season) Chippewa Harvest (cranberries, hazelnuts, wild rice and sunflower seeds) 16 oz Harvest (pumpkin with apples), (special order) Sprouted Grain Buns (w/ancient grain topping) 6 count An-Tho-Blue Bread (loaded with antioxidents) 1 lb Special Diet Items If you have food allergies, please note that Tobies’ products may contain or English Muffins have been in contact with peanuts, eggs, assorted nuts, or vegetable dyes. Shortening is not used in our naturally low fat English muffins Gluten Free breads, dry mixes and treats Jumbo White (Great for Individual Pizzas!) 4 count Ener-G® food products are mostly egg, dairy Jumbo Cranberry 4 count - 22 oz and gluten free Small English 6 count - 17 oz Marianne’s Kitchen Gluten Free Soup Mix (Seasonal) Lactose Free Varieties: Plain Wild Blueberry Cranberry Raspberry-Craisin Apple Cinnamon Tobies own Sugarless Chocolate Chip Cookies Jalapeño Cheese (contains dairy) Tobies own Sugar-Free Pies.
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