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Bakery Food List 9-12.Xlsx BAKERY CATERING PRICE LIST 9/12 CARRY OUT PRICES SETTLERS INN DELI AND CATERING W63 N657 WASHINGTON AVE, CEDARBURG, WI 53012 262‐377‐1191 PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CASH OR CHECK ONLY, NO CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED Breads and Pastries Caramel Pecan Rolls 12 $19.99 Cinnamon Rolls with Cream Cheese Frosting 12 $17.99 Muffins‐ variety of kinds Jumbo $1.99 each Lemon or Banana Bread small loaf $5.99 Apple Rhubarb or Brown Bread small loaf $5.99 Pumpkin or Cranberry Bread small loaf $4.99 Whole Grain Fruit Breakfast Bar 12 $19.49 Scones 12 $21.99 Strudel Sticks 12 $18.99 Bagels 12 $15.99 Fruit Turnovers 12 mini $11.99 Croissants, Sliced 24‐1oz‐ $22.99, 12‐3oz‐ $12.99 Gourmet One‐Cut Bun Sliced 8‐4 inch $5.72 Club Rolls‐ Sliced 12‐4 inch $8.72 Club Rolls‐ Sliced 12‐6 inch $11.56 Buffet Sized Soft Rolls‐ Sliced 12 $6.48 Loaves of White, Multi Grain, or Marble Rye, Sliced $5.99 Dinner Rolls‐ White, Herb, or Wheat 12 $7.80 Garlic Italian Bread 16 slices $13.49 Garlic Bread Sticks 12 $10.99 Desserts Cakes Cheesecake, 9 inch Plain $22.99 Pumpkin or Lemon $27.99 Chocolate or Strawberry $29.99 Cheesecake, 7 inch Plain $9.99 Pumpkin or Lemon $11.99 Chocolate $12.99 Cheesecake Bars‐ 2 dozen Minimum 2x2 $1.10 each Cheesecake Balls (dipped in chocolate) 2 dz min 16/# $16.99/# Devil's Food Cake with Buttercream Frosting 8x8 $6.99 Devil's Food Cake with Chocolate or Peanut Butter Frosting 8x8 $6.99 Pineapple Upside Down Individual Cakes 1 $2.29 each Fresh Strawberries, Shortcakes, & Whipped Cream Serve 12 seasonal $38.99 Coffeecakes‐ Cherry, Blackberry Sour Cream, Pineapple Walnut or Cinnamon Sour Cream 24 Pieces $21.99 Cinnamon Swirl Coffeecake 16 Slices $17.99 Carrot Cake, cut and trayed 24 pieces $22.99 Cupcakes Devil's Food‐ Cloud, Peanut Butter, Caramel, or Chocolate Frosting $1.39 each or Vanilla‐ Cloud or Chocolate Frosting $6.99 for 6 pack Red Velvet with Cream Cheese Frosting Jumbo Devil's Food Cupcake $2.49 each Ask about other varieties of cupcakes and frostings we can make. Layer Cakes Poppy Seed Layer Cake‐ Powdered Sugar Top 9 inches $23.99 with Buttercream Frosting 9 inches $25.99 Chocolate Layer Cake with Chocolate Frosting 9 inches $24.99 Devil's Food Layer Cake with Buttercream Frosting 9 inches $24.99 German Chocolate Layer Cake 9 inches $30.99 White Chocolate Coconut Layer Cake 9 inches $29.99 with Cream Cheese Frosting Banana Layer Cake 9 inches $25.99 with Peanut Butter Cream Cheese Frosting Carrot Layer Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting 9 inches $25.99 Rocky Road Layer Cake 9 inches $25.99 Caramel Layer Cake 9 inches $26.99 Ask about other varieties of cake we can make. Other Desserts Apple Crisp 12 Servings $19.99 Rhubarb Meringue Dessert 12 Pieces $19.99 White Chocolate Raspberry Tart 9 inches $22.99 Praline Pumpkin Dessert 12x18 sheet pan $26.99 Strawberry Fruit Fluff, seasonal Serve 20 $48.99 Chocolate Dipped Strawberries, seasonal $11.99/# Cookies Assorted Varies Cut Out, frosted, and decorated sugar cookies $14.99/# Pie Slices Apple Pie Slices 12x18 sheet pan $26.99 Cherry Pie Slices 12x18 sheet pan $36.99 Peach Pie Slices 12x18 sheet pan $36.99 Blueberry Pie Slices 12x18 sheet pan $41.99 SEE OUR PIE LIST FOR COMPLETE LIST OF 10 INCH PIES WE CAN MAKE. Dessert Bars‐ cut 2x2, $1.10 each Nut Brownies Chocolate Peanut Butter Rice Crispies Fudge Brownies Chocolate Chip Bars Marble Brownies Snicker Bars Black and White Brownies Turtle Bars Mint Brownies Lemon Bars Coffee 'n Cream Brownies Key Lime Squares Chocolate Caramel PB Bars Raspberry Squares Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars Apricot Bars Pumpkin Cream Cheese Bars Sour Cream Raisin Bars Chocolate Macadamia Nut Bars Cashew Crèmes Caramel Apple Crisp Bars Oatmeal Fudge Bars Coconut Butterscotch Bars Peanut Butter Scotch Bars Oatmeal Cranberry Nut Beverages Lemonade 2 gallons $15.99 Iced Tea 2 gallons $7.99 Raspberry Iced Tea 2 gallons $11.99 Apple Cranberry Cider 1 1/3 gallons $21.99 Halloween Witches Brew, Orange 1 gallon $14.99 Halloween Potion Punch, Green 1 1/2 gallon $19.99 Champagne Punch 3 quarts $29.99 Punch bowls and beverage servers may be rented at an additional charge. Coffee with Creamers and Sugar 2 gallons (42 cups) $31.99 (in Thermal Server) 4 gallons (84 cups) $59.99 (in Thermal Server) 2 1/2 quart (15 cups) $12.99 (in Airpot) Tea with Creamers and Sugar 2 1/2 Quart Hot Water $12.99 in airpot with 12 tea bags (15 cups) Please call Settlers Inn for more information and help planning amounts for your event. We can always customize items to your specific needs. Prices and availability of items is subject to change..
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