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Elevate Your Bakery Game with Prairie City Bakery's Bulk Bakery Program

In the bustling world of food service and retail, businesses are constantly seeking innovative solutions to simplify operations while delivering exceptional quality to their customers. Enter Prairie City Bakery's Bulk Bakery Program, a game-changer for establishments looking to maximize profits with minimal effort. Offering a mix of convenience, premium quality, and irresistible taste, this program promises to transform your bakery offerings into a destination for indulgence. Let's dive into how the Prairie City Bakery Bulk Program stands to simplify your operations and delight your customers, bite after delicious bite.

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Foodservice Made Simple

Create your perfect Bake Shoppe with Prairie City Bakery’s simplified foodservice solution. Their full line of award-winning, thaw-and-sell Bake Shoppe products set the foundation for a successful foodservice program for your store. Their premium bulk products are packed in convenient 4-and 6-packs allowing you to use only what you need daily, reducing your number of stales. Add Prairie City Bakery’s foodservice expertise and smart merchandising displays and you’ve got yourself a winning easy-to-execute Bake Shoppe design.

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Plant-based dining is a trend that continues to grow.

Plant-based dining is a trend that continues to grow. While 45 million consumers enjoy plant-based proteins regularly1, the fact is that 89% of them are not vegetarian or vegan. There has been a recent surge of up to 90%2 of consumers choosing plant-based alternatives.3 With 94% of Americans willing to eat more plant-based foods4, this trend is expected to continue with nearly 9 out of 10 consumers expected to retain interest in plant-based proteins.5

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