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Sweetish Hill Bakery ORDERING INFORMATION A selection of 6” and 8” cakes are available daily for walk-in customers. Please call ahead to assure availability. We require at least 24 HR notice for 10” or 1/4 sheet cakes. We require at least 48 HR notice for all larger cakes; specialty cakes indicated with an astric. Please call ahead for special requests, or email us at [email protected] STANDARD DESIGN WORK Complimentary writing is oered on all cakes. For Sweetish Hill Standard Occasion cakes we oer a selection of Baby Shower, Birthday, Christening, and Graduation designs. SWEETISH H ILL BAKERY 8” add $8.00 1/4 sheet add $15.00 10” add $10.00 1/2 sheet add $20.00 12” add $15.00 17” or full sheet add $25.00 15” add $20.00 C AKES CUSTOM DESIGN WORK Prices for custom cake designs, including logos , special drawings, 1120 WEST SIXTH STREET and portraits are quoted individually for each cake. Austin, Texas 78703 Tel 512-472-1347 Monday - Saturday 6:30 am - 7 pm, Sunday 6:30 am - 3 pm, WEDDING CAKES 98 SAN JACINTO BLVD We can create a beautiful custom design for your special day. STE. 170 Please call 512- 472-1347 and speak with our Wedding Cake Specialist. Austin, Texas 78701 Tel 512-472-2411 Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 3 pm, www .sweet i s hhill.co m JUNE 2014 CLASSICS Price List “A” PRICING INFORMATION PENN S YLVANIA DUTCH CHOCOLATE Rich dark chocolate cake with rich chocolate fudge icing. ROUND CAKES ITALIAN CREAM CAKE A southern cake with walnuts, coconut & cream cheese icing. DIAMETER SERVES CLASSIC “A” SPECIALTY “B” CARROT CAKE Freshly grated carrots give this spice cake its unique avor, complimented by 6” 6-8 $18.00 $22.00 cream cheese icing & walnuts. 8” 10-12 $28.00 $34.00 10” 14-18 $38.00 $48.00 BLACK & WHITE 12” * 24-28 $65.00 $80.00 Rich dark chocolate cake with a rich cream cheese icing. 15” * 40-50 $115.00 $135.00 OLD FASHIONED 17” * 60-70 $165.00 $180.00 A dense, tall yellow cake with a fudgy, swirl chocolate icing SHEET CAKES - TWO LAYERS SPECIALTY CAKES SIZE SERVES CLASSIC “A” SPECIALTY “B” Price List “B” 1/4 sheet (12x8) 20-25 $60.00 $70.00 PRINZ TOM TORTE 1/2 sheet (12x16) * 40-50 $100.00 $125.00 Rich dark chocolate cake layered with mocha buttercream icing & toasted almond slices. Full sheet (24x16) * 80-100 $200.00 $250.00 RASPBERRY GATEAU DE PAQUES Yellow genoise subtly soaked with kirsch & simple syrup, layered with seedless raspberry SHEET CAKES - ONE LAYER marmalade & topped with whipped cream-cream cheese icing. SIZE SERVES CLASSICS ONLY STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE 1/4 sheet (12x8) 20-25 $60.00 Yellow genoise cake layered with fresh strawberries & sweetened whipped cream. 1/2 sheet (12x16) * 40-50 $100.00 *All sizes available by special order only.* Full sheet (24x16) * 80-100 $200.00 BLACK FOREST CHERRY Layers of kirsch-soaked rich dark chocolate cake & our own cherry lling, iced with sweetened whipped cream & sprinkled with chocolate. CHEESECAKES *All sizes available by special order only.* PLAIN , C HOCOLATE SWIRL , R ASPBERRY SWIRL & S EASONAL FLAVORS LEMON CREAM CAKE A dense yellow cake with a lemon curd llng, and lemon buttercream icing. SIZE PLAIN FLAVORED *All sizes avaliable by special order only.* 6” $16.00 $20.00 GERMAN CHOCOLATE 8” $20.00 $26.00 10” * $36.00 $40.00 Rich dark chocolate cake layered with a pecan-coconut icing *All sizes available by special order only.* 12” * $48.00 $56.00 PEANUT BUTTER CUP CAKE Dark choclate cake with a rich peanut buttercream icing and glazed with smooth choclate *48 HOURS NOTICE REQUIRED. *All sizes avaiable by special order only.* *48 HOURS NOTICE REQUIRED. www. sweetishhill. com.
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