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Bakeries:

Banjo's Bakehouse

Bakery and cafe restaurant. Online franchise application, store locations, FAQ and menus.

http://www.banjos.com.au

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Breadsmith Franchising, Inc.

European style baked breads business opportunity. Features nutritional information, franchise application form, recipes, and locations.

http://breadsmith.com/

CinnZeo

Cinnamon roll bakery franchise. Extensive online product ingredient and details.

http://www.cinnzeo.com

The Cornish Oven

Offers a fast food pastry franchise opportunity. Order forms and menu.

http://76.162.162.140/

Daylight Donut Flour Company

Opportunities for shop licensees. Nutritional facts and history.

http://www.daylightdonuts.com/

Jesters Jaffle Pies

Pie restaurant. Menus, FAQs, application form and franchise information.

http://www.jesters-pies.co.nz

Kolache Depot Bakery

Offers a bakery business franchise opportunity. Includes menu.

http://www.kolachedepot.com

Kolache Factory

Menu, locations, catering and franchise information. Also offers online ordering of baked goods.

http://www.kolachefactory.com

Lil Miss Muffins

Business opportunity for a retail bakery franchise. Includes product list, investment costs, FAQ, locations and photo gallery.

http://www.lilmissmuffins.com

Lil' Orbits

Offers donut manufacturing and merchandising programs for a business opportunity.

http://www.lilorbits.com

Mini Pancake Company

Offers a pancake business opportunity. Job opportunities and franchise information.

http://www.minipancake.com

One Hot Cookie and Creamery

Offers franchise information and contact form.

http://www.onehotcookiefranchise.com

Paradise Donuts

Offers a franchise opportunity for a bakery business. Includes FAQ, testimonials and contact form.

http://www.donutfranchise.net/index.html

Pretzel World

Menu, locations, franchising and employment form.

http://www.pretzelworld.com.au

Schakolad Chocolate Factory

European-style handmade chocolates made on premises. Locations, online ordering, news, site searching and contact form.

http://www.schakolad.com

Simple Simon Pies

Franchise based in South Africa. Locations, product list and franchise information.

http://www.simplesimonpies.co.za

Steamboat Sandwiches

Old-fashioned oversized bakery sandwiches.

http://www.steamboatsandwiches.com/

Tudor's Biscuit World

Homemade servings franchise. Menu, FAQs and online application form.

http://www.tudorsbiscuits.com/

We're Rolling Pretzel Company

Soft hand rolled pretzels with fillings. Includes online ordering of gift coupons, locations, menu and franchise information.

http://www.wererolling.com/

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