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Product List Product List Welcome to Baked in the Sun! Enjoy our quality products made with premium ingredients at reasonable prices. Delivered daily 365 days per year. For your convenience: • We take orders until 2 pm. Please be sure to place your order by that time. • We deliver orders as little as $45. But please be sure your order is at least $45. • We deliver 7 days a week (including holidays) but our order desk is closed on Saturdays, so be sure to place your orders for the weekend by 2 pm on Friday. Please call us if you have any questions! We are here to help you. Vers. 082013 Contact Us at: Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] MUFFINS Order in Item # Size Multiples of Mini Muffins 400 Sunshine Bran 1.5 oz. 12 410 Citrus 1.5 oz. 12 420 Chocolate Chip 1.5 oz. 12 450 Blueberry 1.5 oz. 12 470 Cherry Almond 1.5 oz. 12 480 Banana Walnut 1.5 oz. 12 Medium Muffins 403 Sunshine Bran 4 oz. 12 413 Citrus 4 oz. 12 423 Chocolate Chip 4 oz. 12 453 Blueberry 4 oz. 12 473 Cherry Almond 4 oz. 12 483 Banana Walnut 4 oz. 12 Order in Item # Size Multiples of Large Muffins 41 Citrus 6 oz. 1 42 Chocolate Chip 6 oz. 1 43 Pumpkin 6 oz. 1 44 Cranberry 6 oz. 1 45 Blueberry 6 oz. 1 47 Cherry Almond 6 oz. 1 48 Banana Walnut 6 oz. 1 49 Dark Chocolate 6 oz. 1 53 Lemon Poppy 6 oz. 1 301 Big Bran Blueberry 6 oz. 1 34 2Pk Honey Bran (upside down muffin) 5.5 oz. 1 40 Sunshine Bran 6 oz. 2 313 Original Plonk - oat w walnuts 6 oz. 2 Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 Healthy/Gluten Free Muffins Size Pack Size 544 Gluten Free Carrot Walnut 5.5 oz. 4 61 Fat Free Blueberry 5 oz. 4 540 Low Fat Raisin Bran 6 oz. 4 65 No Sugar Added Blueberry 6 oz. 4 Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 MINI PASTRIES Order in Item # Size Multiples of Mini Croissants 0050 Mini Butter Croissant 2 oz. 12 0051 Mini Chocolate Croissant 2 oz. 12 0052 Mini Almond Croissant 2 oz. 12 Mini Pastries 0067 Mini Bear Claw 2 oz. 12 0070 Mini Apple Crisp 2 oz. 12 0071 Mini Cherry Crisp 2 oz. 12 0090 Mini Cinnamon Roll 1.5 oz. 12 0940 Mini Cinnamon Crumbcake 2 oz. 12 Mini Danish 0053 Apple 2 oz. 12 0054 Cherry 2 oz. 12 0055 Blueberry 2 oz. 12 0056 Cheese 2 oz. 12 0059 Lemon 2 oz. 12 LARGE PASTRIES Item # Size Pack Size Croissants - Large 050 2Pk Butter Croissant 3.5 oz. 2 051 Chocolate Croissant 4 oz. 1 052 Almond Croissant 4.5 oz. 1 0996 Cheese Jalapeno Croissant 6 oz. 1 Danish - Large 053 2Pk Apple 5 oz. 2 054 2Pk Cherry 5 oz. 2 056 2Pk Cheese 5 oz. 2 057 2Pk Cherry Cheese 5 oz. 2 Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 Pastries - Large 067 Bear Claw 5 oz. 1 070 Apple Crisp 4.5 oz. 1 071 Cherry Crisp 4.5 oz. 1 075 Cinnamon Twist 4 oz. 1 Cinnamon Rolls - Large 90 2Pk Iced Cinnamon Roll 5 oz. 2 91 2Pk Cream Cheese 5 oz. 2 92 2Pk Pecan Roll 5 oz. 2 Item # Size Pack Size Stuffed Croissants* - Large 5511 Mixed Pk Stuffed Croissants* 6 oz. 4 - 2 Ham & Cheddar - 2 Turkey & Swiss 5512 Ham & Ched Stuffed Croissants* 6 oz. 4 * These items are not kosher Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 SCONES Order in Item # Size Multiples of Mini Scones - Round 1.5 oz. 1100 Blueberry 1.5 oz. 12 1250 Chocolate Chip 1.5 oz. 12 1500 Strawberry Vanilla 1.5 oz. 12 1700 Espresso Mocha 1.5 oz. 12 Medium Scones - Round 4 oz. 1103 Blueberry 4 oz. 12 1253 Chocolate Chip 4 oz. 12 1503 Strawberry Vanilla 4 oz. 12 1703 Espresso Mocha 4 oz. 12 Item # Size Pack Size Large Scones - Round 6 oz. 1101 2Pk Blueberry 6 oz. 2 1251 2Pk Chocolate Chip 6 oz. 2 1301 2Pk Cherry Almond 6 oz. 2 1501 2Pk Strawberry Vanilla - iced 6 oz. 2 1551 2Pk Maple Nut - iced 6 oz. 2 1701 2Pk Espresso Mocha - iced 6 oz. 2 2151 2Pk Lemon Poppy - iced 6 oz. 2 2451 2Pk Orange Cranberry - iced 6 oz. 2 7051 2Pk Low Fat Blueberry Spice 6 oz. 2 Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 BAGELS Order in Item # Size Multiples of Mini - 2 oz. 5712 Plain 2 oz. 12 5722 Cinnamon Raisin 2 oz. 12 5742 Everything 2 oz. 12 5752 Blueberry 2 oz. 12 5812 Wheat 2 oz. 12 Item # Size Pack Size Large - 4.5 oz. 5711 2Pk Plain 4.5 oz. 2 5721 2Pk Cinnamon Raisin 4.5 oz. 2 5731 2Pk Sesame 4.5 oz. 2 5741 2Pk Everything 4.5 oz. 2 5751 2Pk Blueberry 4.5 oz. 2 5761 2Pk Onion 4.5 oz. 2 5811 2Pk Wheat 4.5 oz. 2 Large Specialty - 5.5 oz. 5891 2Pk Cheese Jalapeno 5.5 oz. 2 5921 2Pk Cheese 5.5 oz. 2 Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 COOKIES Order in Item # Size Multiples of Mini Cookies - 1 oz 42470 White Chocolate Cranberry 1 oz. 12 42540 Oatmeal Raisin 1 oz. 12 42550 Peanut Butter 1 oz. 12 42560 Chocolate Chip 1 oz. 12 Item # Size Pack Size Large Cookies - 4 oz. 4247 White Chocolate Cranberry 4 oz. 3 4254 Oatmeal Raisin 4 oz. 3 4256 Chocolate Chip 4 oz. 3 4257 Snickerdoodle 4 oz. 3 4258 Reese's Peanut Butter Cup 4 oz. 3 4271 Oat Bar 4 oz. 3 Varies Seasonal Decorated Cookie varies 3 Madeleines -"Donsuemor" 9811 Traditional Vanilla - Single Pack case 50 9812 Traditional Vanilla - 3-Pack case 20 Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 BARS & BROWNIES Item # Size Pack Size Bars & Brownies 2"x2" 919C Espresso Brownie 2" x 2" 75 924C White Chocolate Raspberry 2" x 2" 75 930C Lemon Bar 2" x 2" 35 933C Iced Brownie (no nuts) 2" x 2" 75 937C Pecan Bar 2" x 2" 75 Bars & Brownies 2-1/2" x 3" 919 Espresso Brownie 2-1/2" x 3" 12 925 Mixed Brownie (6 icing/6 nuts) 2-1/2" x 3" 12 929 Fudgy Brownie (iced, no nuts) 2-1/2" x 3" 12 9511 Acai Raspberry Bar 2-1/2" x 3" 12 Bars & Brownies 3" x 4" 928 Rice Crispy Treat (ind wrapped) 3" x 4" 9 933 Iced Brownie (no nuts) 3" x 4" 9 Bars & Brownies 2" x 4" 924 White Chocolate Raspberry 2" x 4" 12 930 Lemon Bar 2" x 4" 12 937 Pecan Bar 2" x 4" 12 938 Carrot Bar 2" x 4" 9 939 7-Layer Bar 2" x 4" 12 Bars & Brownies 2" x 3" 9515 Mixed Bar/ Brownie Pack (bar sizes vary) n/a 12 9517 Gluten-Free Brownie (iced, no nuts) 2" x 3" 9 Individual Desserts 600 Chocolate Lava Cake 4.5 oz 9 602 Coconut Clouds 3.5 oz 9 Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 CRUMBCAKES & CUPCAKES & LOAF BREADS & MINI CAKES Size Pack Size Sheeted Crumbcake - 3" X 4" 023 Raspberry 3" x 4" 9 026 Cinnamon 3" x 4" 9 029 Mixed Crumb Pack (6 cinnamon, 3 choc) 3" x 4" 9 Cupcakes 5000N Gourmet Cupcake 3.5 oz. 4 Loaf Breads (Tea Breads) - Presliced 970 Banana Bread - full loaf 10 slices 10 970H Banana Bread - half loaf 5 slices 5 971 Zucchini Bread - full loaf 10 slices 10 971H Zucchini Bread - half loaf 5 slices 5 972 Pumpkin Bread - full loaf 10 slices 10 972H Pumpkin Bread - half loaf 5 slices 5 977 Iced Lemon Bread - full loaf 10 slices 10 977H Iced Lemon Bread - half loaf 5 slices 5 985 Chocolate Chip Marble Bread - full loaf 10 slices 10 985H Chocolate Chip Marble Bread - half loaf 5 slices 5 Doughnuts 9915 Apple Fritter 5.5 oz. 6 9916 Old Fash Sour Cream Cake Doughnut 3.4 oz. 6 9917 Chocolate Frosted Cake Doughnut 3.2 oz 6 9909 Mixed Dozen Doughnuts* n/a 12 Individual Crumbcakes 3-1/2" round 940 2Pk Cinnamon 3-1/2" 2 Mini Bundt Cakes 70 2Pk Lemon Poppy 3.5 oz. 2 * These items are not kosher Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 GOURMET ROUND CAKES Item # Servings Cakes – 14 cut – 10” 98101 New York Cheesecake 14 98112 White Chocolate Rasp 14 98201 Country Carrot Cake 14 98202 1,000 Chocolate Chip 14 Cakes – Banquet – 14 98304 Chocolate Fudge Cake 14 98305 New York Cheesecake 14 98306 Carrot Cake 14 98313 Tiramisu 14 98314 White Chocolate Rasp 14 GOURMET SHEET CAKES Item # Size Custom Sheet Cakes Quarter Sheet qtr sheet Half Sheet half sheet Full Sheet full sheet Cake Layers: Filling Choices: Icing Choices: Vanilla Raspberry Vanilla Buttercream Chocolate Lemon Chocolate Buttercream Marble Cherry Cream Cheese Icing Carrot Strawberry Cream Cheese Icing Bavarian Cream Vanilla Buttercream Chocolate Buttercream Phone 760-591-9045 ~ Fax 760-591-9005 ~ [email protected] vers. 082013 MUFFIN BATTER Order in Item # Size Multiples of Muffin Batter - 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