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Pastry Products (Page 1 of 2) Pastry Products (page 1 of 2) ITEM # CAKES ITEM # CR)ISSANTS 01407 Loaf Cake – Pound 04090 Croissant Plain – Large 01409 Loaf Cake – Vanilla 04091 Croissant Chocolate – Large 01408 Loaf Cake – Pumpkin (Seasonal) 04092 Croissant Almond – Large 01404 Loaf Cake – Banana nut ITEM # PIES 01405 Loaf Cake – Carrot 01705 Apple – 8" 01516 Pound Cake – 7" 01712 Apple Crumb – 8" 01517 Pound Cake – 8" 01708 Banana Cream – 8" 01518 Pound Cake – 10" 01703 Blueberry Crumb – 8" 01519 Pound Cake – 12" 01701 Boston Cream – 8" 01520 Pound Cake – 1/4 Sheet 01704 Cherry – 8" 01521 Pound Cake – 1/2 Sheet 01709 Chocolate Cream – 8" 01522 Pound Cake – Full Sheet 01710 Coconut Custard – 8" (Seasonal) 01412 All Occasion – 7" 01736 Lemon Meringue – 8" 01413 All Occasion – 8" 01746 Peach – 8" 01414 All Occasion – 10" 01706 Peach Crumb – 8" 01415 All Occasion – 12" 01744 Peanut Butter – 8" 01416 All Occasion – 1/4 Sheet Cake 01748 Pecan – 8" (Seasonal) 01417 All Occasion – 1/2 Sheet Cake 01707 Pumpkin – 8" (Seasonal) 01418 All 0ccasion – Full Sheet Cake 01718 Sweet Potato – 8" (Seasonal) 01461 Specialty Cakes – 7" Pies available in 10” 01462 Specialty Cakes – 8" ITEM # PASTRY 01463 Specialty Cakes – 10" 01261 Sfogliatelle – Large 01464 Specialty Cakes – 12" 01262 Sfogliatelle – Mini 01465 Specialty Cakes – 1/4Sheet 01260 Napoleon – Vanilla 01466 Specialty Cakes – 1/2 Sheet 01259 Napoleon – Chocolate 01467 Specialty Cakes – Full Sheet 01269 Turnovers – Apple 01434 Oreo Cake – 8" – Each 01271 Turnovers – Cherry 01420 Death by Chocolate – 8" 01270 Turnovers – Blueberry 01427 Italian Rum Cake – 8" 01267 Turnovers – Apple – Miini 01448 Strawberry Short Cake – 8" 01208 Cheese Pocket 01455 Canolli Cake – 8" 01209 Cheese Pocket – Mini 01493 French Delight – 8" 01275 Cannolis – Cheese – Large 01502 Tira Misu – 8" 01278 Cannolis – Cheese – Mini 01510 Lemon Chiffon – 8" 01226 Eclair – Mini 01541 Red Velvet – 8" 01204 Brownies – Individual 01499 Jewish Apple – 7" Half 01227 Fruit Log – Assortment 01403 Pineapple Upside Down Cake 01228 Fruit Tarts – Assortment 01401 Cake for Two – Vanilla 01229 Hammentash – Assortment 01402 Crumb Cake 01212 Cream Puff 01816 Turkey Cake – Vanilla (Seasonal) 01477 Cheesecake Cups – Plain 01469 Cheese Cake – 7" – Plain – Each 01568 Cheesecake Cups – Fruit – Assortment 01470 Cheese Cake – 7" – Fruit Topping 01473 Cheese Cake – 10" – Plain 01474 Cheese Cake – 10" – Fruit Topping Note: Sizes are approximate. Prices effective 11/01/2020 and are subject to change. All orders MUST be called in before 7:00 P.M. • Adjustments until 7:30 P.M. Italian Specialty & Aroma Items need 1 additional day’s notice. 1-856-881-5300 • Fax: 856-863-9939 Pastry Products (page 2 of 2) ITEM # COOKIES ITEM # DANISH 01604 Cookie Box – 1 lb. Box 01218 Assorted – Large 01605 Cookie Tray – 2 lb. Tray 01238 Assorted – Mini 01606 Cookie Tray – 3 lb. Tray Apple 01607 Cookie Tray – 4 lb. Tray Blueberry 01608 Cookie Tray – 5 lb. Tray Cheese 01611 Cookie Tray – 6 lb. Tray Cherry 01609 Cookie Tray – 7 lb. Tray Lemon 01610 Cookies by the Pound Peach 01308 Pizzelles – Case ITEM # MUFFINS ITEM # DONUTS 01245 Assorted – Large 01909 Assorted Dozen 01252 Assorted – Mini 01906 Ring Donut – Glazed Apple Cinnamon 01913 Ring – Vanilla Iced Banana Nut 01914 Riing – Chocolate Iced Blueberry 01915 Ring – Sugar Chocolate Chip 01916 Jelly – Sugar Corn 01917 Jelly – Powder ITEM # MISCELLANEOUS 01918 Boston Cream 01265 Tea Biscuits – 6 Pack 01921 Vanilla Cruellar 01230 Sticky Buns – Nuts – Individual 01922 Chocolate Crueller 01231 Sticky Buns – Plain – Individual 01923 Cake Donut – Plain 01232 Sticky Buns – Raisins – Individual 01924 Cake Donut – Cinnamon Sugar 01237 Sticky Buns – Mini 01925 Cake Donut – Vanilla Iced 01233 Sticky Buns – Plain – 6 Pack 01926 Cake Donut – Chocolate Iced 01216 Cupcake – Vanilla 01927 Chocolate Cake – Plain 01217 Cupcake – Chocolate 01928 Chocolate Cake – Glazed 01213 Cupcake – Character 01929 Chocolate Cake – Chocolate Iced 01215 Cupcake – Mega – Filled 01930 Bismark – Glazed 01214 Cupcake – Mega – Not Filled 01933 Bismark – Apple Filled Note: Sizes are approximate. Prices effective 11/01/2020 and are subject to change. All orders MUST be called in before 7:00 P.M. • Adjustments until 7:30 P.M. Italian Specialty & Aroma Items need 1 additional day’s notice. 1-856-881-5300 • Fax: 856-863-9939.
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