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Heritage Ovens Product Guide 6" White Hoagie, Hinge Sliced 6" White Hoagie, Unsliced PFG # 857646 PFG # 329663 Mfg. # 36083100 Mfg. # 57431070 Pack 12/6pk Pack 12/6pk Gross Weight 13.75 lbs. Gross Weight 13.05 lbs. Net Weight 11.25 lbs. Net Weight 11.25 lbs. Cube 2.23 Cube 2.23 Case Dimensions 22.875 X 16.625 X 10.125 Case Dimensions 22.875 X 16.625 X 10.125 TI/HI 5/8 TI/HI 4/8 UPC# 1-08-06795-03082-9 UPC# 1-08-06795-42361-4 A 6" long hoagie with a hinge to make sandwich prep easy. Commonly found in Use this 6" traditional hoagie for hot or cold sandwiches. Unsliced for versatility. casual dining, delis and QSR. Commonly found in casual dining, delis and QSR. 8" White Hoagie, Hinge Sliced 8" White Hoagie, Unsliced PFG # 359207 PFG # 329684 Mfg. # 57499070 Mfg. # 57499290 Pack 12/6pk Pack 12/6pk Gross Weight 18.89 lbs. Gross Weight 19.72 lbs. Net Weight 16.8 lbs. Net Weight 16.80 lbs. Cube 2.67 Cube 2.67 Case Dimensions 24.5 X 18.38 X 10.25 Case Dimensions 24.5 X 18.375 X 10.25 TI/HI 4/8 TI/HI 4/8 UPC# 1-08-06795-43522-8 UPC# 1-08-06795-42362-1 8" white hoagie is a great size for sandwiches. Presliced for convenience. Perfect for This unsliced 8" hoagie is perfect for deli sandwiches and meatball subs. deli sandwiches and meatball subs. Targets include casual dining, delis and QSR. Commonly found in casual dining, delis and QSR. 12" White Hoagie, Unsliced 12" White Hoagie, Hinge Sliced PFG # 329669 PFG # 359215 Mfg. # 57494210 Mfg. # 57494240 Pack 8/6 pk Pack 8/6pk Gross Weight 18.51 lbs. Gross Weight 18.51 lbs. Net Weight 16.35 lbs. Net Weight 16.35 lbs. Cube 2.79 Cube 2.79 Case Dimensions 25.88 X 18.88 X 9.88 Case Dimensions 25.88 X 18.88 X 9.88 TI/HI 4/8 TI/HI 4/8 UPC# 1-08-06795-42363-8 UPC# 1-08-06795-43524-2 This 12" unsliced hoagie is a versatile solution. Cut in half for a 6" roll or serve uncut Pre-sliced 12" white hoagie roll for a larger sandwich. Large size offers versatility in for large sandwich. Menu at casual dining, delis and QSR. sandwich sizes. Ideal for casual dining, delis and QSR. 6" Individual Hot Dog Bun, Sliced 6" New England Frank Roll, Top Sliced PFG # 857650 PFG # 457102 Mfg. # 36028350 Mfg. # 36098280 Pack 8/12pk Pack 8/12pk Gross Weight 12.2 lbs. Gross Weight 10.5 lbs. Net Weight 10.2 lbs. Net Weight 9 lbs. Cube 1.35 Cube 1.51 Case Dimensions 24.375 X 12.375 X 7.75 Case Dimensions 24 X 20 X 5.375 TI/HI 6/10 TI/HI 4/16 UPC# 1-08-06795-03078-2 UPC# 1-08-06795-48164-5 Classic, fully baked hot dog bun accommodates all standard-size wieners and This fully baked white hot dog bun also accommodates all standard-size wieners. sausages. The side slice bun is 6" long and almost 2" wide. Popular in B&I, colleges/ This top-sliced bun is about 6" long and 2" wide. universities and concessions. 2.675" Hamburger Bun, Sliced 3.5" x 3.5" Bistro Potato Bun, Sliced PFG # 254034 PFG # 595182 Mfg. # 36014730 Mfg. # 36016420 Pack 8/24pk Pack 6/16pk Gross Weight 13.15 lbs. Gross Weight 13.1 lbs. Net Weight 11 lbs. Net Weight 11.4 lbs. Cube 1.82 Cube 1.33 Case Dimensions 22.375 X 16.5 X 8.5 Case Dimensions 24 x 16 x 6 TI/HI 4/10 TI/HI 4/15 UPC# 1-08-06795-04318-8 UPC# 1-08-06795-53117-3 Use this round mini-bun for sliders or other small sandwiches. The diameter is Naturally fermented on the outside, soft and savory on the inside. Versatile, too. slightly more than 2.5" and is perfect for mini-burgers, BBQ or kid's meal offerings. Perfect for breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert. 4" Hamburger Bun, Sliced 4" Brioche Bun, Sliced PFG # 857651 PFG # 436459 Mfg. # 36014750 Mfg. # 36088020 Pack 8/12pk Pack 8/12pk Gross Weight 14.9 lbs. Gross Weight 18.73 lbs. Net Weight 12.6 lbs. Net Weight 16.80 lbs. Cube 1.77 Cube 1.88 Case Dimensions 24.375 X 16.188 X 7.75 Case Dimensions 23.688 X 14.438 X 8.33 TI/HI 5/10 TI/HI 4/9 UPC# 1-08-06795-03077-5 UPC# 1-08-06795-47617-7 The 4" hamburger bun is the most popular sandwich bun. Great for burgers, Rich, moist and tender buns that accommodate the juiciest burgers. 4" sliced chicken sandwiches, BBQ and deli sandwiches. Popular choice for B&I, QSR, brioche buns put a unique spin on burgers, chicken sandwiches and BBQ college/universities and casual dining segments. sandwiches. Popular in QSR and casual dining segments. 4" Pretzel Hamburger Bun, Sliced 4.5" Seeded Hamburger Bun, Sliced PFG # 436491 PFG # 359199 Mfg. # 36007960 Mfg. # 36011090 Pack 6/12pk Pack 6/12pk Gross Weight 15.98 lbs. Gross Weight 15 lbs. Net Weight 14.29 lbs. Net Weight 12.75 lbs. Cube 1.646 Cube 2.07 Case Dimensions 19.6 X 15.6 X 9.3 Case Dimensions 27.38 X 14.13 X 9.25 TI/HI 6/7 TI/HI 4/8 UPC# 1-08-06795-47626-9 UPC# 1-08-06795-43521-1 Hand scored for a touch of European tradition, these sliced pretzel buns are a 4.5" sesame-seed topped bun provides an attractive, and slightly larger upgrade to hearty way to complement deli sandwiches, BBQ sandwiches and thick, juicy the traditional hamburger bun. Great for hamburgers, chicken sandwiches and BBQ. burgers. Commonly served in casual dining, QSR and B&I. Popular in QSR and casual dining segments. 4.5" Plain Kaiser, Sliced 4.5" Corn Dusted White Kaiser, Sliced PFG # 329676 PFG # 857649 Mfg. # 36025510 Mfg. # 36010860 Pack 6/12pk Pack 6/12pk Gross Weight 15.37 lbs. Gross Weight 15.88 lbs. Net Weight 13.73 lbs. Net Weight 13.50 lbs. Cube 2.07 Cube 2.07 Case Dimensions 27.375 X 14.125 X 9.25 Case Dimensions 27.375 X 14.125 X 9.25 TI/HI 4/8 TI/HI 4/8 UPC# 1-08-06795-42360-7 UPC# 1-08-06795-03079-9 4.5" star-cut kaiser bun is an attractive, and slightly denser, upgraded hamburger With a delicate corn meal dusting, this star-cut 4.5" kaiser upgrades any sandwich. bun. Great for hamburgers, chicken sandwiches and BBQ. Popular in QSR and Great for hamburgers, chicken sandwiches and BBQ. Popular in QSR and casual casual dining segments. dining segments. 5" Jumbo Hamburger Bun, Sliced 16" x 12" All Natural Lavash, Plain PFG # 857643 PFG # 595181 Mfg. # 36028080 Mfg. # 36016830 Pack 8/8pk Pack 3/12pk Gross Weight 16 lbs. Gross Weight 16 lbs. Net Weight 14 lbs. Net Weight 14.8 lbs. Cube 1.6 Cube 0.77 Case Dimensions 19.875 X 19.125 X 7.25 Case Dimensions 17 x 13 x 6 TI/HI 4/11 TI/HI 7/13 UPC# 1-08-06795-03085-0 UPC# 1-08-06795-53116-6 Super sized sandwiches deserve this jumbo bun. Its 5" diameter is great for Thin, soft and authentically crafted, our versatile lavash breads are ideal for wraps, premium burgers or large BBQ sandwiches. Popular in QSR and casual sandwiches, tortillas, pizza or sushi. dining segments. 12" x 5" Flour Pizza Crust, Plain 16" x 6" Flour Pizza Crust, Plain PFG # 595176 PFG # 595178 Mfg. # 36014670 Mfg. # 36014870 Pack 4/12pk Pack 2/8pk Gross Weight 10.6 lbs. Gross Weight 8.5lbs. Net Weight 9.1 lbs. Net Weight 7.5lbs. Cube 0.90 Cube 0.77 Case Dimensions 24 x 13 x 5 Case Dimensions 17 x 13 x 6 TI/HI 5/15 TI/HI 7/12 UPC# 1-08-06795-53114-2 UPC# 1-08-06795-53115-9 ‘00’ represents the most refined, powder-soft specialty flour preferred by artisans All natural and GMO-free, our authentic Flatbread Pizza Crusts are naturally who create a light crust that is crisp on the outside but tender to the bite. fermented for a light texture and taste. Just top with your favorite ingredients and enjoy. Yeast Rolls, 1.5 oz., Heat and Serve 0.75 oz. White Parker House Dinner Roll PFG # 359198 PFG # 857645 Mfg. # 36086290 Mfg. # 36043080 Pack 120/1pk Pack 6/32pk Gross Weight 12.75 lbs. Gross Weight 11 lbs. Net Weight 11.25 lbs. Net Weight 9 lbs. Cube 1.45 Cube 1.35 Case Dimensions 24 X 13.3 X 7.86 Case Dimensions 24.375 X 12.375 X 7.75 TI/HI 6/11 TI/HI 6/10 UPC# 0-08-06795-43520-7 UPC# 1-08-06795-03083-6 1.5 oz. yeast rolls are additions to any meal. Smaller size works for bread baskets The Parker House roll is an airy, pull-apart product with a soft white texture. and buffets. Heat and serve. Commonly used at casual dining, catering, clubs and Warm in the oven before serving. Often used for buffets and bread baskets in college/universities. family dining, catering and healthcare. 1" Garlic Toast, Heat and Serve 8" Bulk Packed Garlic Breadstick, Heat and Serve PFG # 291102 PFG # 291103 Mfg.
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