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Town House Bake Shop
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citysearch c.
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There were some plain dough-nuts sent to my son's school from this bakery. We are vegan as well as have some allergy issues. Before I would let my son eat the dough-nut, I check out the bakery website. This is part of the statement on their home page: \r
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"We offer a wide selection of birthday and wedding cakes as well as our cookies and sweet treats that are baked fresh daily. We make all of our items from scratch using only the best fresh ingredients, never frozen."\r
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In their defense, they didn't say that the items were made by them, or in the bakery, but from the above statement, this is what I assumed. So I called the bakery to find out what the ingredients were in the dough-nut. I was told that they had no ingredient list for the dough-nuts, that they "came to them like that". . ????? WHAT????? the lady on the phone also asked someone else who again had no clue of the ingredients in the dough-nut. How can you claim to make things fresh and "from scratch" and NOT know the ingredi
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