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Brochure (8 1/2 X 11, Landscape, 2-Fold) CUSTOM CAKES Cake flavors: Vanilla, Chocolate, Chocolate Chip Pound Cake, Lemon Pound Cake, Carrot, Red Velvet Basic Filling: Vanilla Buttercream, Chocolate Buttercream, Lemon Buttercream, Oreo Buttercream, Mocha, Peanut Butter Buttercream, Hazelnut Buttercream, Raspberry Jam Premium Filling: Chocolate Ganache, Cream Cheese, Lemon Curd, Lemon ALLERGY NOTICE Mousse, Chocolate Mousse, Nutella, Cannoli, Custard, Fresh Fruit & Whipped Cream All food is prepared in a facility and/or equipment where gluten, nuts, dairy, and soy are used. Basic Frosting: Vanilla Buttercream, Chocolate Buttercream, Lemon bakery Buttercream, Mocha Buttercream, Hazelnut Buttercream IN STORE AVAILABILITY Premium Frosting: Though we make everything fresh on premise every day, Chocolate Ganache, Cream Cheese, Whipped Cream product availability in store varies daily. Please call us at SIZING & PRICING 215-493-1548 to place an advance order. Price starts at Price starts at Cake Size Feeds Vanilla, Chip, Carrot, Red PARTY FAVORS Chocolate Velvet 7” 8 $27 $29 Our beautiful royal iced cookies, delicate French macaroons, and specialty cupcakes are among a few of the items that we can 8” 12 $35 $42 individually package as party favors for your next wedding, Menu 9” 18 $42 $55 bridal/baby shower, bar/bat mitzvah, birthday or any special occasion. Please contact our Bakery Specialist for details and 10” 25 $50 $65 pricing. 12” 35 $70 $90 CATERING Half Sheet 50 $90 $125 We are happy to service you with a wide range of catering Full Sheet 100 $180 $220 packages, including breakfast platters, beautiful and versatile dessert trays and personalized favors for your next special event Premium Filling/Frosting - extra charge applies or corporate function. Please speak with our Bakery Specialist! Please allow PLEASE SEE OUR CATERING & HOLIDAY 72 hour notice on all basic custom cakes. MENUS FOR ADDITIONAL OFFERINGS Basic custom cake consists of simple design, a message and one filling flavor. Prices Subject to Change v1.20 1108 Taylorsville Road 7 day notice for character/special decoration cakes. Character/special decorations starts at an Washington Crossing, PA additional charge of $20. 10 day notice for edible image. Image additional cost $20 For Tier/special event cakes 3 week minimum notice 215-493-1548 CUPCAKE CAKES Vanilla, chocolate, red velvet, or carrot cupcakes arranged on a www.colonialfarms.com board, frosted and decorated with your favorite theme. 18 cupcake minimum, please contact our Bakery Specialist for pricing. OUR SIGNATURE CAKES & BABY CAKES JUMBO COOKIES PASTRIES Chocolate Truffle Chocolate cake filled with chocolate buttercream Chocolate Chip $2.25 Coconut Macaroon $2 French Macarons Assorted Flavors Available. Makes a great party favor too! Please speak to a Bakery Specialist. $2 ea. covered with dark chocolate ganache and decorated with French chocolate Oatmeal Raisin $2.25 Mudslide $2.50 curls weet butter crust with a chocolate ganache layer filled with Chip-less $2 Sugar Cookie $2.50 Fruit Tart s 7” serves 10 - $29 3” Baby - $3.95 custard and topped with seasonal fresh fruit. Linzer Tart – short bread cookie with a layer of raspberry jam $2.50 Chocolate Raspberry Chocolate cake layered with French 9” serves 8 - $29 4” - $4.95 Special order sugar or royal icing cookies [1 dz min]. Large Chocolate raspberry preserves covered with rich chocolate ganache and decorated Lemon Tart homemade lemon curd in a sweet butter crust topped with with gold dusted fresh raspberries Chip Cookie Cakes Available. Please see our Bakery Specialist for details meringue. 7” serves 10 - $27 3” Baby - $3.95 and pricing. 9” serves 8 - $29 4” - $4.95 Carrot The best carrot cake you will ever taste layered with sweet cream Frangipane w/Seasonal Fruit rich almond cream with a thin cheese frosting and decorated with crushed walnuts COOKIES BY THE POUND $13.99lb. - $15.99LB. layer of raspberry jam topped with seasonal fruit baked in a butter tart 7” serves 10 - $29 3” Baby - $3.95 crust. Peanut Butter, Butter Cookies, Pecan Crescent Cookies, 9” serves 8 - $29 4” - $4.95 Raspberry Almond Vanilla cake layered with French raspberry Almond Macaroon, Margarite, Biscotti [Chocolate Chip preserves covered with vanilla buttercream, toasted almonds and fresh Tiramisu vanilla sponge cake with layers of coffee flavored mascarpone raspberries and Walnut], Schnecken, Greek Butter Cookies filling dusted with cocoa. 7” serves 10 - $27 3” Baby - $3.95 8”x8” serves 14 - $39 $4.95 per slice Lemon Coconut Vanilla cake layered with lemon buttercream BAKERY TRAYS Lemon Chiffon lemon chiffon cake with a thin layer of raspberry jam, covered with vanilla buttercream and sweet coconut layers of lemon mousse, topped with lemon curd and fresh raspberries 7” serves 10 - $27 3” Baby - $3.95 Cookie Tray our classic COLONIAL FARMS assorted cookies, 8”x8” serves 14 - $39 $4.95 per slice Chocolate Peanut Butter Vanilla cake layered with peanut including: chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter, brownies, Cheesecake mixed fruit, strawberry, Oreo, chocolate chip, pumpkin butter buttercream covered with rich chocolate ganache and decorated with margarite, schnecken, pecan crescent, almond macaroon, greek [Seasonal] chocolate sprinkles and peanut butter cups 7” serves 8 - $29 $4.95 per slice 7” serves 10 - $27 3” Baby - $3.95 butter, butter cookies, chocolate chip biscotti and walnut biscotti. Petit [6-10ppl] $24 / Small [12-15 ppl] $45 / Flourless Chocolate Cake decadent dark chocolate cake topped Our Famous Chocolate Chip Chocolate chip pound cake layered Medium [20-30 ppl] $69 / Large [40-50 ppl] $99 with our luscious ganache and berries. and frosted with vanilla buttercream and decorated with French chocolate 7” serves 8 - $29 $4.95 per slice curls Mini Sweet Tray assorted mini pastries including Eclairs, 7” serves 10 - $27 3” Baby - $3.95 Vanilla Bread Pudding sweet bread, raisins, and pecans baked in Cannoli, Cream Puffs, Almond Macaroons, Brownie, Rocky Road vanilla custard with a creamy vanilla bean sauce. Oven ready, simply warm CUPCAKES Brownie, Schnecken, Baklava and Chocolate Covered for your guests. Strawberries. Small Serves 10 - $20 Large Serves 20 - $40 Decorated Buttercream – Vanilla or Chocolate Cupcakes Small [12-15 ppl] $49 / Medium [20-30 ppl] $79 / Large [40-50 ppl] $109 Chocolate Bread Pudding sweet bread baked in an imported with Buttercream frosting $2.50 chocolate custard with a creamy vanilla bean sauce. Oven ready, simply Chocolate Mousse – Chocolate cupcake with a swirl of Breakfast Tray assorted muffins, danish and coffee cakes pre- warm for your guests. chocolate mousse dipped in chocolate ganache $2.50 sliced. Custom breakfast tray also available. Small Serves 10 - $20 Large Serves 20 - $40 Small [8-10 ppl] $25 / Medium [15-20 ppl] $40 / Large [25-30 ppl] $60 Chocolate Peanut Butter Mousse – chocolate cupcake Traditional Spanish Flan a rich custard dessert cooked with its with a swirl of chocolate peanut butter mousse drizzled with own caramel sauce. peanut butter and chocolate ganache $2.50 BREAKFAST PASTRIES & COFFEE CAKES 6” serves 8 - $24 $8.99 LB Chocolate Mousse Dome decadent chocolate mousse with a Red Velvet – with cream cheese frosting $2.50 Jumbo Muffins – $2.99 flourless chocolate cake center covered in chocolate ganache $4.95 Carrot – with cream cheese frosting and walnuts $2.50 lemon blueberry, lemon strawberry, lemon poppy seed, lemon raspberry, Éclair pate choux pastry filled with vanilla pastry cream topped with almond peach, orange cranberry walnut, chocolate chip, pumpkin, pumpkin - chocolate fondant $3.95 Mini Éclair $18 per dozen Lemon Mousse [seasonal] – vanilla cupcake with a swirl of apple, carrot, oat bran, corn, corn jalapeno cheddar lemon mousse $2.50 Cannoli Classic plain or chocolate covered cannoli shell filled with a Lemon Blueberry Scones $2.99 Pumpkin [seasonal] – with cinnamon cream cheese frosting mascarpone cream filling $3.95 Mini Cannoli $18 per dozen $2.50 Coffee Cakes $11.99-$13.99 lemon pound cake, Jewish apple cake, blueberry crunch cake, banana Napoleon buttery puff pastry layered with vanilla pastry cream Ask our Bakery Specialist about custom cupcake design and cupcake cakes! chocolate chip cake, black & white fudge cake custard topped with chocolate fondant $3.95 Loaves - $6.99-$7.99 BROWNIES & BARS pumpkin nut, pumpkin raisin, cranberry nut, cornbread, corn jalapeno 9” PIES cheddar, blueberry crunch, Jewish apple, lemon pound, black & white fudge Pecan Bars $3.50 Baklava $2.50 Fruit [apple, apple crumb, blueberry, blueberry crumb, cherry, Danish cherry, blueberry, apple, cheese $2.99 Lemon Bars $2.50 Plain Brownies $2 cherry crumb] $12, pecan $19, lemon meringue $16, pumpkin $13, Croissant plain or filled $2.99 Rocky Road Brownie – Brownie with cream cheese and coconut custard $16, chocolate mousse $19, key lime $16 chocolate chip middle layer, toasted marshmallows and Our Famous Greek Sweet Bread Long Braid $8, Sm. Round $10, Lg. Round $20 chocolate ganache top this decadent treat. $2.50 Prices subject to change v1.20 .
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