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Bear’s Bake Shop

Artisan Food Producer in Abilene - 11.79 mi

Bear’s Bake Shop is famous among local customers for its homemade cinnamon rolls and authentic kolaches. They also make pan cakes and Bundt cakes. This bakery is located in Abilene, Texas. The owners of this business are not new to this business. They used to own a kolache bakery in Plano which was open for 21 years. The love for baking has brought them back out of retirement, and judging by how great the baked goods are here, they clearly haven't lost their touch when it comes to making delicious bread. They bake every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, so expect a fresh batch during these days. They also sell at the local farmers' market, so make sure to come by early because they sell out fast!

(972) 743-9547

Candies by Vletas

Artisan Food Producer in Abilene - 12.97 mi

Candies by Vletas, which is located in Abilene, Texas, has been making delicious handmade candies since 1912. They have milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and white chocolate. They use in-season fruits to make their chocolate products more delicious and more nutritious. So don't be surprised to find strawberries, grapes, apricots, and cranberries when you take a bite of the chocolates made at Candies by Vletas. Even those who cannot eat food that has sugar can enjoy chocolates made here because they also made sugar-free candy too! Thinking of a sweet gift for special occasions? Why not a gift basket filled with candies and chocolates for Christmas, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, and Valentine's Day?

(325) 673-2005

Mickey’s Mustard

Artisan Food Producer in Granbury - 21.87 mi

Want some mustard that's good on everything? Well, Mickey's Mustard is the answer to your hankerin! A true blue Texas made specialty, Mickey's Mustard has been a local favorite since 1980. A family recipe turned into a family enterprise when Shawn McCoy and his mother, Mickey, began to commercially produce Mickey’s Mustard, at the urging of friends who were already hooked on the tasty condiment.