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Menu-Sept. 2019 Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur Autumn Apple Bread Autumn Apple Bread • • • Blending apples, 12268 Rockville Pike #A Rockville, MD 20852 PH 301/770 - 8544 sunflower seeds, daily breads: Menu-sept. 2019 golden raisins, oats, Challah maple syrup & nutmeg. = 100% Whole Grain Bread Old Fashion White using hand-selected non-GMO We promise, you’ll fall wheat, which we grind-fresh daily. Honey Whole Wheat for this wholesome, Dakota = >50% Whole Grain Bread delicious bread. Monday Cinnamon Blast * White Choc. Sour Cherry Swirl Baked: Monday, Wednesday & Saturday NEW Autumn Apple * Cinnamon Chip Challah * Spinach Provolone Tuesday Cinnamon Swirl * Apple Bear Claw Superfood Bread Rosh Hashanah All Crowned Cinnamon Chip Challah * Margherita Pizza Bread & Yom kippur Jewish Rye 9/3 & 17 * 9-Grain 9/10 * Flax Oatbran 9/24 Special 9/26 Special Bake schedule — 10/20 Wednesday Cinnamon Blast * White Choc. Sour Cherry Swirl Crowned Challah NEW Autumn Apple * Spinach Provolone Sept. 26-Oct. 20 Margherita Pizza Bread Crowned raisin Challah Sept. 26-30 & Oct. 4-9 Thursday NEW Pecan Swirl * Cinnamon Swirl Crowned Cinnamon Challah Cinn. Chip Challah * Choc. Babka * Spinach Provolone Low Carb Avenue * Margherita Pizza Bread Sept. 26-30 & Oct. 4-9 Friday Cinn. Chip Challah * Butterscotch Challah * Raisin Challah Cinnamon Blast * White Choc. Sour Cherry Swirl Super Food Bread * Choc. Babka NEW in by 9/24 Cheddar Garlic * Jalapeno Cheddar Garlic Order’s must be loaf minimum - 4 Pickup after 1pm. Saturday & Sunday Cinnamon Swirl * Apple Bear Claw PARVE Dakota * NEW Autumn Apple * Choc. Babka NEW Special 3-Cheese Swirl * Special Red White & Blueberry Swirl 9/2 Jewish Apple Cake Sept 26-30 & Oct 4-9 Honey Cake Sept. 27-30 & Oct 7-8 Apple Honey Cake Sept. 27-30 & Oct 7-8 NEW Apple Pie Sept. 26-30 Cookie Buy individually or as a 6-pack Teacakes NEW Pecan Pie Sept. 26-30 Ginger Bops . .Daily Pumpkin Spice . Daily Choc. Chip Tollhouse . Daily Pumpkin Choc. Chip . Daily Please note: Sept. 28-29 & Oct. 8 we will not Chocolate Chip Oatmeal . Daily Jewish Apple Cake . Mon. Fri-Sun Raisin Cinn. Oatmeal . .Daily Cinn. Chip Apple NEW . Mon. Fri-Sun make Old Fashion White, cheese bread and a Blueberry . .Tue—Fri few other breads & tea cakes to make room Muffin Buy individually or as a 4-pack Poppy seed NEW . Thurs-Sun for the great amount of Challah & Jewish Pumpkin Spice . Daily Pumpkin Choc. Chip . Daily Apple Cake for these special days. Orders: 4 Cinn. Chip Apple . Mon. Fri-Sun loaf minimum on 9/28-29, and 10/8 and pickup Scone Buy individually or as a 4-pack Raspberry Blue . .Tue—Fri Blueberry White Choc. Chip . Daily after 1:00pm. Lemon Poppy seed . Thurs-Sun Raspberry Scone . Daily Cut off date to place order: 9/24/2019 Bread Pudding NEW . Daily Cinnamon Chip Scone . Daily All above are PARVE Apple Pie . Sept. 27-30 Cinnamon Rolls . Daily Special Sunday Hours 9/29 8:00am-6:00pm We use Non-GMO Wheat Sign up to receive our menu @ www.greatharvestrockville.com & non-iodized salt Store Hours: Monday—Friday 7am - 7pm * Saturday 7am - 6pm * Sunday Noon - 5pm Fresh Ground flour –VS- Bread made with Oven baked Flour Fresh ground flour –VS– Oven Baked Flour Can you imagine baking your flour before making it into bread? Well, that is exactly what you are buying from the grocery store. Whole Wheat bread made with flour which has been pre-baked and left to sit for weeks or even months before it is used. They do this to make the flour “shelf stable.” At Great Harvest we grind our own whole wheat flour and bake it into bread within 48 hours! We see no reason to pre-bake our flour and lose the amazing flavor and nutrition from the fresh ground flour. Superior flavor! Superior nutrition! You can really taste the difference fresh ground flour makes. Honey Whole Super Food Wheat Bread Our hallmark bread. All of the grains is this loaf It has just 5 ingredi- are considered Super food ents. 100% fresh grains! It has Quinoa, Hemp stone ground whole Wheat Flour, Water, seeds, Flax seeds, Oat Bran Honey, Yeast and Salt. –Baked Daily and 100% fresh stone milled Round or sliced loaf Wheat! Baked: Tues. & Fri. Dakota Round or sliced loaf. 100% whole grain w/ pumpkin seeds, Cranberry Orange sesame seeds 100% fresh ground whole sunflower seeds grain w/Dried Cranberries & millet seeds! and whole ground Orange. Baked: Daily Eat it naked or toast it and spread on some Great Comes in a round Harvest Cranberry Walnut spread. or sliced loaf. –Baked Wednesday .
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