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Full Product List Azores Cambridge Bakery 244 Elgin Street N. Cambridge, ON N1R 5J1 Tel - 519.623.2660 Fax - 519.623.2278 Toll Free - 1.866.623.2660 Product List Toast Bread 1010 White Bread - Uncut 1090 W. Wheat Bread - Uncut 1020 White Bread - Thin 1095 W. Wheat Bread- Thin 1030 White Bread - Thick 1100 W. Wheat Bread - Thick 1050 White Square Bread - Uncut 1110 W. Wheat Square Bread - Uncut 1060 White Square Bread- Thin 1115 W. Wheat Square Bread - Thin 1070 White Square Bread - Thick 1120 W. Wheat Square Bread - Thick Raisin Bread 1659 Raisin Bread Large - Uncut 1665 Raisin Bread Small - Thin 1660 Raisin Bread Large - Thin 1667 Raisin Bread Small - Thick 1662 Raisin Bread Large - Thick Rye Bread 1200 Light Rye - Uncut 1285 Marble Rye - Uncut 1205 Light Rye - Thin 1290 Marble Rye - Thin Slice 1210 Light Rye - Thick 1295 Marble Rye - Thick Slice 1220 Oval Light Rye - Uncut 1305 Marble Rye - BIG - Thin Slice 1225 Oval Light Rye - Thin 1310 Marble Rye - BIG - Thick Slice 1230 Oval Light Rye - Thick 1315 Oval Marble Rye - Uncut 1215 Light Rye - Mini Loaf 1320 Oval Marble Rye - Thin Slice 1235 Dark Rye - Uncut 1325 Oval Marble Rye - Thick Slice 1240 Dark Rye - Thin 1300 Marble Rye Mini Loaf - Thin 1245 Dark Rye - Thick 1335 Multigrain Loaf - Uncut 1255 Dark Rye - BIG - Thin 1340 Multigrain Loaf - Thin Slice 1260 Dark Rye - BIG - Thick 1345 Multigrain Loaf - Thick Slice 1265 Oval Dark Rye - Uncut 1355 Oval Multigrain Loaf - Uncut 1270 Oval Dark Rye - Thin 1360 Oval Multigrain Loaf - Thin 1275 Oval Dark Rye - Thick 1365 Oval Multigrain Loaf - Thick 1250 Dark Rye - Mini Loafs 1350 Multigrain Mini Loaf - Thin 1280 Pumpernickel 8" - Uncut European Loafs 1505 Round Bread - Thin 1515 Round Bread W.Wheat - Uncut 1510 Round Bread - Thick 1520 Round Bread W. Wheat -Thin 1500 Round Bread - Uncut European Rolls 2020 Portuguese Dinner Rolls 2000 Italian Large 2025 Portuguese Dinner Rolls - Sliced 2005 Italian Large - Sliced 1800 Portuguese Med Dinner Rolls 2015 Italians - Small Buns 1805 Portuguese Med Rolls - Sliced 4101 Italian Large W.Wheat 2035 Portuguese Large Buns 4103 Italian Large W. Wheat Sliced 4105 Italian - Small W.Wheat Ciabatta Bread 4200 Ciabatta - Small 1470 Ciabatta Loaf Large - Uncut 4220 Ciabatta - Large 1472 Ciabatta Loaf Large - Sliced 4230 Ciabatta Hamburger Buns 1480 Ciabatta Loaf Small -Uncut 4240 Ciabatta W.Wheat - Small 1481 Ciabatta Loaf Small - Sliced 4250 Ciabatta W. Wheat - Large 1485 Ciabatta Stick 1487 Ciabatta Ring Crusty Loafs 1400 Vienna Loaf 1435 French "Pan" Loaf - Thick 1407 Vienna "PAN" 1525 French Bread W.Wheat - Uncut 1408 Vienna W.Wheat - Pan 1440 Mini Loafs 1410 French Bread - Uncut 1450 Baguette 1415 French Bread - Thin 1452 Baguette - W.Wheat 1420 French Bread - Thick 1453 Baguette - Multigrain Specialty Bread 1700 Corn Bread - Large 1652 Focaccia"Pan" 1720 Corn Bread - Small 1650 Focaccia 8'' Loaf 1650 Focaccia 8'' Loaf 2055 Garlic Sticks 4385 Brioche Buns 4386 Brioche Buns (6 pkg) Soft Dinner Rolls 4080 Soft Italians Small 4000 Peewee Buns 4100 Soft Small Italian W. Wheat 4010 Peewee Mini Buns 4120 Italian Small Multigrain Buns 4020 Peewee Mini Buns (24 Pkg) 4130 Italian Small Dark Rye Buns 4040 Peewee W. Wheat Buns 4160 Italian Small Mixed 4050 Peewee W. Wheat Mini Buns 4140 Peewee Dark Rye 4060 Peewee Mini W.Wheat (24 Pkg) 4145 Peewee Mini Dark Rye (pkg 24) 4035 Peewee Mini Yellow (pkg 24) 4170 Peewee Mixed 4110 Peewee Multigrain Buns 4175 Peewee White/W.Wheat 4115 Peewee Mini Multigrain (pkg 24) 4003 Peewee w/Seeds 4008 Peewee's w/Cheese Kaiser Buns 3010 Kaiser large - Uncut 3340 Kaiser W.Wheat - Uncut 3020 Kaiser Large - Sliced 3350 Kaiser W. Wheat - Sliced 3030 Kaiser Large Seeds - Uncut 3290 Kaiser's Yellow - Uncut 3040 Kaiser Large Seeds - Sliced 3295 Kaiser Yellow - Sliced 3050 Kaiser Large Cheese - Uncut 3390 Kaiser Multigrain - Uncut 3060 Kaiser Large Cheese - Sliced 3395 Kaiser Multigrain - Sliced 3070 Kaiser Large Onion - Uncut 3200 Kaiser " Counrty Grill Style" 3080 Kaiser Large Onion - Sliced 3300 Kaiser Yellow - Poppy/Sesame - Uncut 3090 Kaiser Large Cornmeal - Uncut 3310 Kaiser Yellow - Poppy/Sesame - Sliced 3095 Kaiser Large Cornmeal - Sliced 3320 Kaiser Yellow Onion - Uncut 3370 Kaiser Large W.Wheat - Uncut 3330 Kaiser Yellow Onion - Sliced 3380 Kaiser Large W. Wheat - Sliced 3240 Kaiser Small - Uncut 3288 Kaiser Large Yellow - Sliced 3250 Kaiser Small - Sliced 3100 Kaiser Seed - Uncut 3260 Kaiser Small Seeds - Uncut 3110 Kaiser Seeds - Sliced 3270 Kaiser Small Seeds - Sliced 3120 Kaiser Cornmeal - Uncut 3362 Kaiser Small W.Wheat - Uncut 3130 Kaiser Cornmeal - Sliced 3364 Kaiser Small W. Wheat - Sliced 3150 Kaiser Onion - Uncut 3332 Kaiser Small - Yellow 3160 Kaiser Onion - Sliced 3280 Kaiser Mini - Uncut 3170 Kaiser Cheese - Uncut 3282 Kaiser Mini - Sliced 3180 Kaiser Cheese - Sliced 3365 Kaiser Mini W.Wheat - Uncut 3210 Kaiser - Uncut 3366 Kaiser mini W.Wheat - Sliced 3220 Kaiser - Sliced Pizza Dough 4300 Pizza Dough 750 Grams 4320 Pizza Dough 450 Grams 4310 Pizza Dough 500 Grams 4330 Pizza Dough 400 Grams 4315 Pizza Dough 600 Grams 4340 Pizza Dough W. Wheat 500 Grams Hamburger Buns 2250 Hamb Large - Uncut 2310 Ham Small Seed - Sliced 2255 Hamb Large - Sliced 2312 Hamb- Small W.Wheat 2260 Hamb Large Seed - Uncut 2313 Hamb - Small W.Wheat - Sliced 2265 Hamb Large Seed - Sliced 2342 Hamb - W. Wheat 2270 Hamb - Uncut 2344 Hamburger W. Wheat - Sliced 2275 Hamb - Sliced 4230 Hamb - Ciabatta 2280 Hamb Seeds - Uncut 2325 Hamb "Picnic Style" pkg 8 2285 Hamb Seed - Sliced 2315 Hamb "Picnic Style" pkg 12 2295 Hamb Small - Uncut 2332 Hamb W.W "Picnic Style" pkg8 2300 Hamb Small - Sliced 2334 Hamb W.W "Picnic Style" pkg 12 2305 Hamb Small Seed - Uncut 2335 Hamb Yellow"Picnic Style" pkg 8 Hotdog Buns 2140 Hotdogs 6" - Uncut 2175 Hotdog 8" - Sliced 2145 Hotdog 6" - Sliced 2177 Hotgog 8" W.Wheat - Uncut 2152 Hotdog 6" - Pkg 8 2178 Hotdog 8" W.Wheat Sliced 2237 Hotdog 6" W.Wheat - Pkg.8 2218 Hotdog 8" Yellow - Uncut 2238 Hotdog 6" W.Wheat 2219 Hotdog 8" Yellow - Sliced 2239 Hotdog 6" W.Wheat - Sliced 2226 Hotdog 8" Yellow - Poppy Seed 2160 Hotdog 7" - Uncut 2180 Hotdog 10" - Uncut 2165 Hotdog 7" - Sliced 2185 Hotdog 10" - Sliced 2167 Hotdog 7" - Seed 2236 Hotdogs 10" Yellow - Sliced 2220 Hotdog 7" Yellow - Uncut 2190 Doverdogs - Uncut 2225 Hotdog 7" Yellow - Sliced 2195 Doverdog - Top Slice 2230 Hotdog 7" Yellow - Poppy - Uncut 2200 Doverdog - Side Slice 2235 Hotdog 7" Yellow - Poppy - Sliced 2210 Oktoberfest Buns - Uncut 2240 Hotdog 7" W. Wheat - Uncut 2215 Oktoberfest Buns - Sliced 2245 Hotdog 7" W.Wheat - Sliced 2247 Oktoberfest W.Wheat - Uncut 2170 Hotdog 8" - Uncut 2248 Oktoberfest W.Wheat -Sliced Submarines 2085 Sub Buns 10" 2216 Mini Subs 6'' - Sliced 2094 Sub Buns 10" W.Wheat 2117 Mini Subs 6" Cheese 2060 Sub Buns 12" 2125 Mini Sub 6" W.Wheat 2090 Sub Buns 12" W. Wheat 2126 Mini Subs 6" W. Wheat - Sliced 2075 Sub Buns 12" Cheese 2110 Mini Subs 7" 2080 Sub Buns 12" Sesame 2112 Mini Subs 7" - Sliced 2092 Sub Buns 12" - Multigrain 2118 Mini Subs 7" W. Wheat 2091 Sub Buns 12" - Dark Rye 2095 Mini Subs Buns 8" 2071 Sub Buns- New Orleans Style 2096 Mini Subs 8" - Sliced 2086 Sub Buns W. Wheat New Orleans Style 2120 Mini Subs 8" Whole Wheat 2115 Mini Subs 6" 2105 Mini Subs 8" Sesame 1455 Sub - 3 Foot Bread Crumbs 4591 Bread Crumb Cup's 4597 Bread Crumbs 10 KG Box Stuffing Bread 4599 Stuffing Bread 4605 Stuffing Bread - 10 lbs 4600 Stuffing Bread - 5 lbs.
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