"People don't spend more but far more people pack into bakeries looking for a treat, resulting in lots more dough for local bakeries," Plothow said.
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The bakeries, the cheese, and the seafood were also highlights.
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The same is true when it comes to commercial bakeries.
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"Steel for hotels is like flour for bakeries," she said.
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The bakeries all know to be staffed up and ready.
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In Lisbon, traditional bakeries sell them in clever geometric boxes.
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Lines form well before sunrise at bakeries around the city.
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The other bakeries in the area make great product, too.
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The Commission reasoned that [like Phillips], (1) the bakeries declined the requests because they objected to the particular message of the cake, and (2) the bakeries were willing to create other items for Christians.
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The rival bakeries dividing a neighborhood At any time of day, 365 days a year, people of all ages wait to get a bagel fresh from the oven of one of these two Montreal bakeries.
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Plus, other bakeries will surely follow in Mac Lab's magical footsteps.
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You have, like, gluten-free bakeries and baguettes, and tea shops.
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In place of bakeries, vending machines have begun dispensing baguettes, above.
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Those bags are made for industrial bakeries, where they have carts.
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Few countries keep such extensive data about bakeries as France does.
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New York City has dozens, if not hundreds, of Chinese bakeries.
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There are CBD massage parlors, CBD bakeries and even CBD cafes.
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Our job was to prepare tubs of sliced fruit for bakeries.
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Soon the practice spread to bakeries, restaurants, and, most importantly, pharmacies.
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Overproduction is built right into the business model of most bakeries.
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I've heard about other bakeries in Stockholm doing this as well.
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Carb alert: Get ready to see some new bakeries in town.
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Fresh cookies, frosted in her likeness, fill the windows of the bakeries.
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The Cookie BonBites will be available at Cinnabon bakeries nationwide starting Monday.
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As it turns out, a lot of major cities have erotic bakeries.
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CinnabonCinnabon bakeries are giving out free 229-ounce coffees, no purchase nessecary.
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No aid is getting in, and hospitals and bakeries are being targeted.
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Shops and bakeries are diversifying by providing pop-up currency-exchange services.
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The government opened bakeries and provided residents with rice and cooking oil.
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In the decade since, bakeries dedicated solely to gender reveals have opened.
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It's a tendon problem which I think is quite common in bakeries.
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His picture is on billboards in roundabouts and on windows of bakeries.
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Mr. Rubin also opened several environmentally sensitive Birdbath bakeries around the city.
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Cafes, butcher shops, bakeries, gyms, bookstores and churches are all third places.
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Inside the disused garages, bakeries, barbers and beauty salons plied their trade.
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His uncles founded local bakeries and several restaurants, including Lawry's Prime Rib.
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They have 2212 bakeries in and around Stockholm and five in London.
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But despite the quality of their product, these small bakeries are suffering.
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"Bakeries are usually the most crowded places in a bazaar," says Raoul.
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Maduro has called for a "war on bread", threatening to seize bakeries that don't produce enough bread, completely disregarding the fact that his government controls the distribution of flour in the country, an essential product that bakeries need.
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The plan is to go to two bakeries in the Larchmont L.A. area.
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Even computers in bakeries aren't safe with all the flour in the air.
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There are cleaners, banks, bakeries and restaurants threaded through the old residential blocks.
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Some neighborhoods look like war zones after nighttime pillaging of bakeries and warehouses.
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Most bakeries sell meringues, sometimes giant ones, or smaller versions called meringue shells.
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On a recent morning, bakeries were redolent with the scent of warm baguettes.
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Many Mexican and Central American immigrants have opened restaurants, bakeries and beauty salons.
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Market presence: The chain operates nearly 260 bakeries nationwide, according to its website.
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You've probably heard about these rebuilders—vegan bakeries, lust-worthy watches, and so on.
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Shops, bakeries, cafes, restaurants and condos are within a stone's throw of the water.
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Some European bakeries pump an additive known as 153 Carbon Black into their loaves.
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Click through to see how many of the nation's most-socialed bakeries you've visited.
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Memoranda takes place in a quaint town, complete with charming little cafes and bakeries.
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In Ethiopia foreigners cannot own bakeries, hair salons, travel agencies, sawmills or much else.
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Stores like bakeries and greengrocers and community services are vanishing as residents bail out.
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Many tents and makeshift structures that had housed cafes, bakeries and kiosks lay abandoned.
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Chinese bakeries have in recent years created massive mooncakes for more people to share.
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"Bakeries are blown," said Yuzo Kojima, secretary general at the National School Lunch Association.
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Long lines continued to stretch outside of ATMs and bakeries in Khartoum early Friday.
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Among the participants is Eric Kayser, founder of the Maison Kayser chain of bakeries.
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Some of its foreign fighters have married local women and opened restaurants and bakeries.
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She grew up in the Dominican Republic, where she worked in her grandmother's bakeries.
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It's made and sold at Seven Grams Caffe coffee shops and bakeries and online.
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Lines at bakeries can be hours long — and often, there is nothing to buy.
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It will be run by Gadi Peleg, who owns the Breads Bakeries in Manhattan.
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Here are just a sampling of some small bakeries making use of the new trend.
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Today, Instagram shared its annual list of the year's top 'grammed bakeries in the country.
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The report says government forces have bombed markets and bakeries with no obvious military targets.
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I've applied to multiple fast food, local bakeries and restaurants, and retailers over the years.
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He ran all the restaurants, food carts, warehouses and bakeries at Universal Studios in Hollywood.
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A late-nineteenth-century influx of Finnish immigrants brought coöperative boarding houses, restaurants, and bakeries.
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The City of Lights is recognized for its lovely cafes, bakeries, boutiques and art galleries.
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The walk also offers a taste of the neighborhood with dessert samplings from local bakeries.
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A handful of New York establishments sell it, including Whole Foods and some fancy bakeries.
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Supermarkets, pharmacies, bakeries, petrol stations and banks will remain open but must implement capacity restrictions.
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Supermarkets, pharmacies, bakeries, petrol stations and banks will remain open but must implement capacity restrictions.
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About a dozen schools and markets have been targeted, along with mosques, roads, and bakeries.
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While human sweets are bad for them, some bakeries for pets sell delicacies for dogs.
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Bakeries were still working but were expected to shut down soon for lack of flour.
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In Sydney, local bakeries prepared commemorative cakes for the Sydney Festival's event in Hyde Park.
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In 2012, Hostess had about 8,000 employees and eight bakeries dedicated exclusively to snack cakes.
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She had to abandon plans to sell her line of fresh juice at the bakeries.
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This small side-street space has housed bakeries before, most notably Madge Rosenberg's Soutine Bakery.
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This small side-street space has housed bakeries before, most notably Madge Rosenberg's Soutine Bakery.
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Today, Girl Scout cookies are produced by two bakeries: ABC Bakers and Little Brownie Bakers.
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There were Silverman's and Rosenbloom's, the two bakeries where we bought our dark rye bread.
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A group of bakeries, for example, might form a bakers association and purchase health coverage together.
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Many use the severance payments to start businesses like bakeries or selling construction materials, workers said.
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"There are enough bakeries, but there isn't enough flour or fuel," Sandeh told Reuters from Aleppo.
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The group has been overseeing civilian life in the city including bakeries, banks, schools and mosques.
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Restaurants and bakeries donated food, while pharmacies provided everything from diapers to medication to feminine products.
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SMART employees sold the cheat devices to bakeries for several thousand dollars, according to rival bakers.
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I also research coffee spots for the mornings and pick a few good bakeries for lunches.
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We've all read the stories about small businesses -- pizzerias, bakeries, florists -- that discriminate against LGBT customers.
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And in New York alone there are more than a few bakeries dishing out wobbly cheesecakes.
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A proliferation of bakeries offer traditional European pastries and breads as well as peculiar Asian inventions.
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Publix bakeries also usually offer a free cookie to kids — or big kids if you're shameless.
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Ken Hardy and Jur van Hoorn never planned to create the gay United Nations of bakeries.
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When did you begin to connect your sculpture background and your work with cake at bakeries?
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One of the country's largest retail unions represents workers in department stores, grocery stores and bakeries.
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Oreos will also continue to be produced at Nabisco bakeries in Virginia, New Jersey and Oregon.
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But farms, seed distribution, milling and bakeries have all been damaged and disrupted by the conflict.
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Nearby there's a fishmonger, four butchers, four bakeries, a specialty food shop and a cheese merchant.
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In Denmark, Mr. Meyer is also active in delis, bakeries, a coffee roaster and other concerns.
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Hair salons and hardware stores have been replaced with artisanal bakeries and farm-to-table restaurants.
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Nearly all bakeries outside Amsterdam's city center do this in secret—some more regularly than others.
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There is a nice park next to the Ibn al-Ameed bakeries, we will go there.
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France has instituted a partial shutdown, closing bars and restaurants, but markets and bakeries stayed open.
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Videos circulated of hundreds of people pushing and shoving in bakeries where scuffles also broke out.
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Some old-time bakeries here sell brassados, bagel-like rolls that are boiled and then baked.
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A group of bakeries, for example, might form a bakers' association and purchase coverage en masse.
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All summer long Syrian and Russian jets have bombed Idlib, destroying homes, hospitals, schools and bakeries.
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"With other Arab bakeries, you cannot taste the butter or nuts, only sugar," Rasoul said dismissively.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Bakeries are the new civil rights battlegrounds, and not just in the United States.
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Both bakeries said they did not discriminate against gay people and were happy to serve anyone.
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A toast menu as well as quiche and sweets from local bakeries round out the offerings.
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These families include those finding work in skilled nursing facilities, aircraft manufacturing, commercial bakeries, and more.
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There were assaults in bars, meetings in local bakeries and gang initiations with 13-second beatings.
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At one point in the late '27s, there were 25 different bakeries making Girl Scout cookies.
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Bakeries are particularly busy on Wednesday afternoon, and liquor stores reach a peak the night before Thanksgiving.
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Ahead, discover the restaurants, cafés, and bakeries all across America where you just might spot a star.
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Until the smart card system, the ministry relied on bakeries to report how much bread they sold.
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But wheat farms, seed distribution, milling and bakeries have all been damaged and disrupted by the war.
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While the tradition of bakeries doling out free pie in New York City on March 14, a.k.a.
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That includes people working in dispensaries, coffee shops, bakeries, patient identification centers, hydroponics stores, and growing facilities.
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"They get very confused when I go and do this, the bakeries," she said with a laugh.
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Krispy Kreme beat out Panera Bread for the top spot in Market Force's loyalty index for bakeries.
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Expect doughnut shops and bakeries to be crowded Friday even if they're not giving away free treats.
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James Chou: Chinese bakeries, we're all about the soft buns rather than your typical French or Italian.
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Cupcakes went from being just another bakery offering to having their own dedicated bakeries across the land.
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And they'd buy cakes from Chinese bakeries, which would be very light and fluffy, not that sweet.
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It is the heart of Jewish Pittsburgh with kosher restaurants and bakeries and a Jewish Community Center.
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There are kosher bakeries and delis along Murray Avenue, and three Jewish day schools of different denominations.
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Now in a nod to its roots, Zaro's is expanding with two new bakeries in the Bronx.
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The family spent summers in Cap Ferret; Mr. Rigo apprenticed here and at two other French bakeries.
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ANTIQUE BAR & BAKERY Bakeries equipped with coal-fueled bread and pizza ovens were common 255 years ago.
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Apollo and Metropoulos chose to buy only a handful of its roughly one dozen snack cake bakeries.
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Think birthday buds and edibles, lots of them courtesy of Kush Kakery -- yes, Cali has weed bakeries.
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While Zagat's list does feature many fine dining establishments, several pizzerias and bakeries also made the list.
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The traditional Polish bakeries in my neighborhood have paczki, too, but people started lining up at 453 a.m.
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A few bars and sex clubs are still open, and the bakeries are just pulling up their shutters.
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Saturday, just in time to distribute it to the area's bakeries and shawarma spots before the weekend rush.
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They are scrubbing floors in affluent homes or cooking for a growing number of private restaurants and bakeries.
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Lekkerland delivers products to petrol stations, bakeries, newspaper stores, takeaway restaurants and other traders in seven European countries.
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The mobile app lets consumers in British cities buy food from more than 170 restaurants, cafes or bakeries.
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Food is budget-friendly, bakeries are on every corner, and Georgian wine is among the best I've tasted.
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East Balt Bakeries' sales and EBITDA will approximately account for 3% and 5%, respectively, of Bimbo's consolidated figures.
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Now, even bakeries (which often have their fingers on America's intellectual pulse) are getting in on the action.
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I do other stuff at the bakeries like payroll and cash registers and we're just swamped right now.
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The food options will be made by Amazon chefs and various local kitchens and bakeries, the retailer notes.
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But when I've visited those bakeries, I've found that employees can't call themselves bakers—they're just pressing buttons.
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Many of the shops, restaurants, bakeries and cafes are decorated with the traditional Norwegian floral patterns called rosemaling.
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And its&apos not like there aren&apost other bakeries in the United States you can go to.
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You can find everything from accountants and bakeries to herbal medicine practitioners and shops selling ancestor-worshipping wares.
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I'd staged at bakeries, but never took a job baking because of the hours and the low pay.
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The desserts are memorable, including Mr. D'Silva's Peranakan cakes, which would rival those of many old Singaporean bakeries.
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Her non-profit, Nadia's Initiative, is helping Yazidis to start businesses such as farms, bakeries and tailors' shops.
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My preference is sourdough, which is undergoing a renaissance right now both at bakeries and among home bakers.
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Cuban bakeries in Miami offer pastries, breads, sandwiches and those wonderful pre-smoothie-era confections, tropical fruit batidos.
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When Neapolitans began migrating in large numbers to the U.S., they brought their tradition of wood-oven bakeries.
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Wendy's biscuits and rectangular croissants will be made off-site at bakeries to avoid bogging down restaurant operations.
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Another top enticement for foodies: Astoria's collection of small bakeries and coffee shops, along with breweries and delicatessens.
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The price of food in Falluja's markets has rocketed and bakeries have begun rationing bread, residents told Reuters.
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Local grocers, bodegas, bakeries and butchers account for many of the 80 percent of SNAP's small authorized retailers.
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So we handed out money for people to open bakeries on streets that lacked running water and electricity.
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Food companies picked off some of Hostess's bread brands, but reopened only a small fraction of the bakeries.
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Bakeries throughout San Juan sell a beloved pastry called mallorca, a doughy sweet bun shaped like a spiral.
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Bakeries are seeing "an increased demand for premium desserts inspired by alcoholic beverages," according to trade site Baking Business.
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The bread queues are caused at least in part by problems in ensuring supplies of subsidized flour to bakeries.
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Organisations funding bakeries and local councils were forced to rely on him to transfer hard currency into Eastern Ghouta.
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Nearly 600,000 Cubans have become cuentapropistas, or self-employed, opening restaurants, boutiques, repair shops, beauty parlours, bakeries and bars.
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Commuters grew increasingly frustrated over the disruption, and shops, including bakeries and convenience stores, had also begun to close.
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Venezuela does not produce its own flour and imports are bought by the government before being distributed among bakeries.
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Around the same time, Taus discovered Instagram and began collecting images of cakes posted by small bakeries in Dagestan.
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Crucial, too, is an intimate understanding of the byzantine system of government-run grocery stores, bakeries and farmers' markets.
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In a country where it is said: "Without bread, there is no more life," local bakeries are disappearing quickly.
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There was also a small baked goods selection that carried pastries and cupcakes from different New York-area bakeries.
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It wasn't being produced at the bakeries yet, but her fans had gotten a peek, and they were waiting.
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Our outreach staff visited small businesses like travel agencies, bakeries, check-cashing stores, dental offices and faith-based organizations.
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New local bakeries are serving treats that can satisfy an appetite and a sweet tooth at the same time.
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They can assume that Eli's Bread, sold in restaurants and shops all over New York, comes from his bakeries.
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I've found some bakeries that bake chocolate chip cookies — you know, different stuff — so we're not totally missing out.
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Our careers as cooks and writers have taken us through the same Bay Area restaurants, bakeries, magazines and newspapers.
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A decade on, this food phenomenon has spawned videos, bakeries — and some resistance, as gender issues grow more complicated.
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Maybe it makes it more impossible for the bakeries of the world to deny queer customers a wedding cake.
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Bimbo Bakeries USA operates from more than 50 locations and delivers its commercial baked products throughout the United States.
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And she has not stopped baking at home, drawing on her experience in her grandmother's bakeries as a child.
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All the bakeries objected to, they said, was being forced to convey a message at odds with their faith.
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There, while looking down a cobblestone street lined with quaint houses, I could smell the warm pastries escaping bakeries.
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When school let out, students spilled out from a campus on foot and filled local coffee shops and bakeries.
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Bakeries, markets, restaurants and clothing stores had shuttered for the day out of solidarity or for lack of workers.
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The main commercial area is on Rockaway Avenue, with bakeries, restaurants, a liquor store, a florist and a coffeehouse.
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CLAVER, Philippines — The Philippine mining town of Claver is busy with bakeries, fruit stands, pool halls and karaoke bars.
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While it&aposs a staple pastry in Swedish homes and bakeries, the flavor is pretty unfamiliar to most Americans.
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Even if you don't have celiac disease, gluten-free baked goods are impossible to avoid — even in Parisian bakeries.
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Both stores fill their shelves with their own in-house brands and have sizable hot-food sections and bakeries.
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The bread queues are caused at least in part by problems in ensuring supplies of subsidized flour to bakeries.
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This look has been spotted on the side streets of Venice and in the vegan bakeries of Echo Park.
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Queues still snake outside bakeries, but supplies of bread now sometimes last until those at the back reach the tills.
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A bunch of bakeries, for example, could form a bakers' association that has more muscle to negotiate better insurance rates.
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Participating bakeries will give a donation for every macaron purchased to City Harvest, which fights hunger in New York City.
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Commuters grew increasingly frustrated over the travel disruption, and shops, including bakeries and convenience stores, had also begun to close.
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Sarabeth's, the New York-based brand of casual American restaurants and bakeries, is in the midst of an international expansion.
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Bakeries, for all their buttery warmth and comfort, have a way of inserting themselves into some pretty polarized political territory.
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Well, thanks to Virginia bakery B. Doughnut (and a slew of other bakeries, too), you no longer have to choose.
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Because both beer and bread are made from grain, ancient bakeries and breweries would usually be one and the same.
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Bakeries, on the other hand, operate within markets, and markets are public creations in a way that homes are not.
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L'Etoile's family grows turf, as well as hops and grain that they mill and sell to local restaurants and bakeries.
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Both stores have large grocery sections complete with meat and produce, as well as bakeries — though neither are traditional supermarkets.
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This is more about inventory management and trying to lock in lower price levels for manufacturers, bakeries or confectionery manufacturers.
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This chain of Korean bakeries has a number of locations spanning Atlanta, but the Buford Highway spot is a wonderland.
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New York City is witnessing this eclair emergence as a result of a recent explosion in high-quality French bakeries.
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Many pillars of the Jewish community, such as the Kosher bakeries and restaurants, have closed down or are now deserted.
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Bakeries now have started to play with different flours: almond, amaranth, rice, chocolate, potato, and even chia and coconut oil.
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In the busy city center, police armed with shotguns stand on most corners, guarding everything from convenience shops to bakeries.
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It quickly picked up sugar and cinnamon, possibly from a Hungarian coffee cake that many bakeries made at the time.
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When Neapolitans began migrating in large numbers to the U.S., they brought with them a tradition of wood-oven bakeries.
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Now the whole industry, including wheat farms, seed distribution, milling and bakeries have all been greatly affected by the conflict.
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Its mobile-wallet app allows users to shop at bakeries and even fruit stands without the exchange of any cash.
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They're made with edible marker on sheets of rice paper, the kind that bakeries use to print pictures on cakes.
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The rest of his portfolio includes several Bouchon bakeries and restaurants around the country, and a plethora of side hustles.
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In the process, bread aficionados lament, the quality of the average loaf has plummeted, and many traditional bakeries have closed.
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Both grocery stores fill their shelves with their own in-house brands and have sizable hot-food sections and bakeries.
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So after my grandfather immigrated from Denmark in 1920, he got a job in one of the Danish bakeries here.
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Syrian government forces, and more recently, their Russian allies, have focused on destroying bakeries from as far back as 2012.
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If any city might harbour it, it is this one, with its multitude of independent bakeries, each guarding their own secrets.
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By the time dawn rises over Caracas, hungry people are already picking through garbage while kids beg in front of bakeries.
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Kosher Jewish bakeries like Moishe's Bake Shop in the East Village make non-Rocco-sized black and whites, hold the apricot.
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Stick with the traditional bakeries that sell them in the windows, unwrapped (or at least freshly wrapped) at the cash register.
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I go to one of my favorite bakeries for a bread roll with butter and a fruit juice (mango and orange).
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Oat milk fans can also order the vegan substitute at three of Starbucks' Princi bakeries in Seattle, Chicago and New York.
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This devastating tactic, used to hit schools, bakeries and marketplaces, has become a common feature of the Syrian government's air campaign.
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The crowds in bakeries and grocery stores are at their peak the afternoon before Thanksgiving as shoppers grab last-minute supplies.
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Originally hailing from Eastern Europe, Rugelach is a popular pastry found across bakeries in Israel, the most popular being Marzipan Bakery.
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The food scene is dominated by traditional Italian bakeries and restaurants like the Clinton, owned by the Babich family since 2185.
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When it comes to food and grocery, both Walmart and Costco have meat, produce, bakeries, and aisles full of packaged products.
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More than 2,000 King Arthur Flour products are sold in grocery stores, to bakeries and through the company's website and catalog.
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I would go to the bakeries and I would always ask for breads to be plus obscur—I wanted them darker.
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On Tuesday morning, lines grew out of Hamtramck's bakeries well before sunup and well before the temperatures reached any reasonable mark.
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But her war-weary hometown of Goma in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo didn't have croissants, fine bakeries, or cafes.
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The lines where Venezuelans had been accustomed to waiting for food turned into mobs that attacked bakeries, butcher shops and groceries.
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Hazleton's old shopping streets, nearly abandoned in the 1990s, are now lined with Dominican bakeries, barbershops, travel agencies and Mexican restaurants.
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Investment firms brought the Twinkie back to shelves in 63, months after Hostess had shuttered its bakeries and laid off workers.
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There appeared to be one on every nearby block — parked in front of bakeries, playgrounds and up and down the boardwalk.
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The Belgian attacking midfielder is sponsored by Nike but also endorses trading card company Topps and Biscoff biscuit manufacturers Lotus Bakeries.
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PAYARD BAKERIES All locations of this group of pastry shops and cafes owned by Marc, a London-based company, have closed.
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Day trippers who don't surf or care to plunge into the Atlantic can explore the easygoing restaurants, bars, bakeries and shops.
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The iconic snack cake returned to shelves just months after Hostess had shuttered its bakeries and laid off thousands of workers.
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Käerjeng has many schools, supermarkets, bakeries and other resources, along with a 3003-mile bicycle path, several parks and sports fields.
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Consumer prices rose by 73 percent in 2018 and long queues at bakeries, petrol stations and cash machines are now common.
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That followed a warning by Vice President Tareck El Aissami last Sunday that uncooperative bakeries would be occupied by the government.
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Assad has used siege tactics to starve out rebel-held areas, and his military has bombed breadlines and bakeries from the air.
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Tesco said that contrary to media reports it did not plan to make any changes to its in-store bakeries this year.
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In fact, many of our favorite bakeries and cookie retailers are taking part in the celebration, offering customers free and discounted cookies.
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Steam ovens can be found in restaurants and bakeries, where the steam cooks food faster and helps produce crispier crusts on bread.
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The Curious Epicurean You navigate the world via your taste buds, finding yourself in backwoods bakeries, rooftop restaurants, and tiki-themed speakeasies.
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Lotus Bakeries reported on Monday its first half results, with a net result of 36.2 million euros, up 5.9% year-on-year.
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"There are hardly any bakeries that still make it in Berlin," says Luisa Weiss, author of the bestselling book Classic German Baking.
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Recently, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi implemented a smart card system to hold bakeries accountable and eliminate graft at the ground level.
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I know plenty of coffee shops and bakeries sell their own pop-tarts, but it's definitely better known as a brand name.
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And over the past few years there has been nationwide controversy stemming from bakeries that refuse to bake cakes for gay weddings.
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Starbucks is readying an expansion of Princi, a chain of high-end Italian bakeries in which Starbucks first invested in July 2016.
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As Kheir speaks in his home, other residents stand in line outside downtown bakeries while cars queue up to get scarce petrol.
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Choucair has worked in Angola since 23, in a diverse range of businesses including bakeries, before becoming the country's main steel importer.
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In the small bakeries where young bakers who want to be trained to learn the trade, this is often not the case.
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Two French bakeries that popped up after your correspondent left in 2011, to ride Hong Kong's surge as Europe flailed, have shut.
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Espelette Mayor Jean-Marie Iputcha led the women on a tour through the village and they ducked into nearby shops and bakeries.
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Christina Tosi, the founder of the popular Milk Bar bakeries, who has plenty of experience working with breakfast cereals, developed the menu.
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In a city where weed and prostitution are legal, bakeries have become the meeting grounds for one of Amsterdam's most illicit activities.
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Dining includes restaurants, bars, cafes, bakeries, ice-cream shops, fast-food stands, brewery tap rooms, and delivery services like Seamless and Grubhub.
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But when I talked to those people and they told me about their experiences, they always mentioned small shops, bakeries, and butchers.
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The Cotswolds, in the heart of England, offers picturesque villages and rolling hills along with delicious bakeries and other treats to discover.
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I mean, look at them — talking about all the old bakeries that have closed and where to get the best egg cream.
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This is an area where unencumbered views of canals, alleyways and colorful, crumbling edifices abound, as do bakeries, cafes and neighborhood bars.
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You can still find cafes serving espresso and cannoli in Little Italy, and Portuguese restaurants and bakeries in the city's Little Portugal.
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Starbucks spokeswoman Emily Benedict said the Princi empire plans to expand to Chicago and New York as independent bakeries in the fall.
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Without the well-paying and steady jobs from the base, people started spending less in the bakeries and surrounding shops in Bagram.
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Iain Griffiths, 32, is constantly running in and out of bars, restaurants and bakeries, collecting food scraps and carrying leaking brown boxes.
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That's why this year, we'll be skipping the homemade snacks and ordering from one of the many impeccable online bakeries out there.
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This was likely due to the fact that the bakers flavor the dough rather than the glaze, a mistake other bakeries make.
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Sudan has been suffering from a deepening economic crisis that has caused cash shortages and long queues at bakeries and petrol stations.
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These, in turn, are used to calibrate scales and weights throughout every section of society, from labs and factories to supermarkets and bakeries.
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And as cities grew and bakeries and baking technique developed, the almond paste and whipped cream were added in the late 19th century.
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He added that within 45 days the government would also launch commercial bakeries which will sell non-subsidized bread drawing on commercial stocks.
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"Italian bakeries make them and every bakery makes it different, put a little bit of apricot on it, some places don't," he says.
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East Balt Bakeries is a global leader in the food service industry that produces and sells baked goods mainly to Quick Service Restaurants.
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The Venezuelan government has threatened to take over bakeries which don't comply with new bread laws imposed to tackle the country's food shortage.
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However, Fevipan, the group representing Venezuelan bakers, denies the accusations and argues that the government has failed to ensure bakeries are sufficiently stocked.
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In addition to Teavana tea bars, it also closed an Evolution Fresh retail location in San Francisco and its standalone La Boulange bakeries.
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The trigger for the wave of protests was a government attempt to introduce unsubsidized bread, allowing bakeries to sell at a higher price.
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These are big moves for the grocer that first made its splash by being first to offer in-house bakeries and meat departments.
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More schools have opened, though they are crowded, and more government-subsidized bakeries operate in the area, though queues for bread are long.
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Manufacturer Bimbo Bakeries recalled Little Bites Fudge Brownies, Chocolate Chip Muffins, and the bountiful 20-piece Variety Pack of baked goods in 2016.
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We look around at the bakeries still open, and settle on tiramisu ($12) that is advertised as having 35% less sugar in it.
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INSIDER's Herrine Ro and Alana Yzola visited four of the best New York City bakeries in search of the best chocolate chip cookies.
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Bakeries, coffee shops, and the dessert menu all become kind of sad experiences of watching everyone else have a great time without you.
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The loaves that you find at the artisan bakeries around here are still golden brown, not this mahogany color that yours reach. Definitely.
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Her start-up converts the grain into a flour that's finding its way into sustainable kitchens and bakeries as far away as Italy.
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" And Santa Monica, where "the street of bakeries and banks would become a shoulder of brown beach shrugging off a coat of ocean.
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Notice how people dress, speak or gesture differently than at home and whether the smells from nearby restaurants and bakeries are different, too.
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The new bakeries will be supplied by Zaro's factory in Port Morris, which opened in 1982 after outgrowing a smaller production site nearby.
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As I walked through Scarsdale's charming, compact town center, I passed hair and nail salons, art galleries, bakeries, gift shops, and clothing boutiques.
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Beginning in the 19073s they crammed themselves into tenements on lower Washington Street and opened restaurants, bakeries and newsstands selling Arabic-language publications.
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His vision for France is a network of tiny bakeries, each operated by one baker, some with the help of a sales clerk.
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Assad also uses Blitzkrieg-style scorched earth tactics, along with his brutal partner, Russian President Vladimir Putin, to target hospitals, bakeries and schools.
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Aside from his family and friends, one of the features Oezdemir misses most about Switzerland are the local bakeries and their specialty breads.
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He added that within 45 days the government would also launch commercial bakeries which will sell non-subsidized bread drawing on commercial stocks.
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Not because I dislike pumpkin, but because other bakeries and fast-doughnut shops fall short with their version of a pumpkin spice doughnut.
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Because bread is at the heart of Syrian cuisine, it, along with the bakeries that make it, are hugely important in Syrian society.
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Based on the kind of junk in the canal, locations that may have once housed nearby bakeries might have later become hotels, he explained.
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In 2014, his government rolled out a system of smart cards designed to stop unscrupulous bakeries selling government-subsidized flour on the black market.
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The New York-based start-up has built up relationships with 20,000 small and medium-sized businesses, such as bakeries, bars and food trucks.
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Along Bergenline Avenue, one of its main commercial strips, Salvadoran bakeries and restaurants have opened alongside businesses owned by immigrants who arrived before them.
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It has made its way out of Jamaican kitchens and bakeries, to immigrant enclaves and bodegas, and into major retailers like Walmart and Costco.
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Its downtown resembles many others in northern France: a prim cluster of gray, Norman-style buildings that are home to shops, restaurants and bakeries.
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Eventually, Mr. Stuart hopes to see nonprofit organizations and bakeries around the world paired up to create their own regional versions of the beer.
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While it doesn't currently make its own food, Dalton said that the brand partners with local bakeries to bring in fresh goodies to diners.
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She has an empire of bakeries in Boston, but in her latest cookbook Chang features recipes for some treats not found in her shops.
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Orwasher's still starts its rye from a traditional biga, a live sourdough culture, instead of the yeast and other additives most commercial bakeries use.
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A member of Aleppo's opposition city council told Reuters fuel reserves used to operate bakeries could run out in a month if the siege persists.
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Tomato pie is a century-old tradition started by Italian immigrants who settled in South Philly and began working at bakeries in the early 1900s.
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As the trailer shows, the action will also step outside of the car, taking music, movie, and sports stars into bakeries, laundromats, and basketball courts.
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On Tuesday, the UN's refugee agency (UNHCR) released a statement reporting attacks on medical facilities and other civilian infrastructure including powerlines, water supplies and bakeries.
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" Mr. Royesh had no family in Quetta to rely on, he said, so he worked — in tailor shops, bakeries, small factories — "just to nourish myself.
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Starbucks bought California-based La Boulange bakery owner Bay Bread Group for $100 million in 2012 and opened nearly two dozen bakeries under that name.
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It generates annual sales of around USD420 million and operates 21 bakeries in 11 countries across the U.S., Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
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This holiday, which honors one of the most beloved treats around, will be observed by many different candy brands, bakeries, and chocolatiers around the country.
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Our bakeries cater to these consumers as well, as they can get toast for lunch, so we are not affected greatly by China's economic slowdown.
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Diggers began ripping down bakeries, cafes, florists, salons and other boutique shops next to busy metro stations around midnight on Tuesday, The Moscow Times reported.
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Her theory is that smaller bakeries or home cooks that wouldn't or couldn't purchase this marzipan art started to imitate those designs with icing version.
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Children begging in front of bakeries, restaurants, or markets are now a common sight, while more and more people are salvaging food from the trash.
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It subsidises bread, runs flour mills and bakeries, offers Islamic education, provides health care and ensures rents remain low for families displaced by the fighting.
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Because although the people who work at grocery stores, bakeries, and gas stations are everyday heroes, not everyone manages this responsibility in the best way.
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Heimark, who got her BFA in sculpture from Penn State University, began experimenting with cakes while working at local Philadelphia bakeries as a side hustle.
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Southern California — home to the vast majority of Iranian-Americans and the groceries, bakeries and ice cream shops that cater to them — has a handful.
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Some of the movie's best moments show Ronit visiting the bakeries of her youth, ordering apple strudel and racing back in time through sense-memory.
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Air strikes by the Syrian government and its allies have hit schools, hospitals, markets and bakeries, U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet said last week.
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Dimitri Roes, the owner of 't Vlaams Broodhuys, a Dutch chain of bakeries, says the decision to become cashless was motivated by security and hygiene.
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According to an analysis by the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council, 85 percent of retail bakeries in the United States have fewer than 20 employees.
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I had visited Calle Ocho only a few times as a teenager, back when mom-and-pop restaurants, bodegas and bakeries dotted the shady boulevard.
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Consumers in nine countries pay a small fee to receive meals that restaurants or bakeries would normally toss away at the end of the day.
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Some were on their way to family lunches, carrying plates of biscotti wrapped in shiny paper stamped with the names of the city's best bakeries.
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The apartment is on Sullivan Street in SoHo, a street lined with boutiques, bakeries, and cleaners, as well as an Italian restaurant and a deli.
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In 2400, a record 555 licenses were granted to convert former bakeries, hair salons and bars into residences, up from a mere nine in 2015.
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A Little Italy sign hangs over a nearby intersection, and just a few blocks over, Arthur Avenue draws crowds with its trattorias, delis and bakeries.
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The embrace of artisanal bread baking is a new trend in Japan, fueled by the proliferation of European-style bakeries in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
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Yountville may be the most picturesque small town in the valley, with its pruned trees and brick buildings housing boutiques, bakeries and Michelin-starred restaurants.
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Wuhan was also a center of egg production -- fresh eggs, preserved, powdered, liquid -- and exported them to food manufacturers, restaurants and bakeries around the world.
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Related Minneapolis Candidate Freed of Twinkie Charge (June 21, 2200) Ralston Purina agreed to sell the maker of Hostess Twinkies to the Interstate Bakeries Corporation.
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As the latest supply crisis led to lengthy fuel and bread queues over the past few weeks, they deployed at bakeries across Khartoum and beyond.
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The kosher bakeries and butcher shops that Ms. Crain visited as a child on St. Nicholas Avenue, a main retail strip, are gone, she said.
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There are broad streets with peach-toned Art Deco buildings; on Harnet Avenue, lined with palm trees, people stroll past cafés, bars, bakeries, and cinemas.
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From Aix-en-Provence to Reims, Tours and Strasbourg, bakeries, cafes and shops are increasingly being taken over by retail conglomerates with vast financial resources.
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The plan is to connect young bakers to defunct bakeries in communities with 2,000 or more people, 20 to 30 miles from a major city.
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In Sunset Park, Brooklyn, most bakeries and taquerias were closed, and a public library was crowded with parents and children they kept home from school.
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Where else, for instance, will you find 10 different bakeries competing to make the best pan dei morti, bread baked exclusively for All Souls' Day?
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The company, which started 35 years ago as a market stall in Avignon, began opening bakeries in 2004 and takes particular pride in its baguettes.
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In the early 1900s, bread bakeries, like Sarcone's, would take leftover bread and top it with tomato sauce, or "gravy," and a sprinkling of parmesan cheese.
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Its Best Things to Food and Drink category, for example, named the best (and second best) restaurants, bars, bakeries, food truck, and liquor store, among others.
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Scalpers hawking mooncake gift coupons have taken to Shanghai's streets in recent days, as they do every year, standing outside busy subway stations and popular bakeries.
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Bakeries, take-away spots and full service restaurants are included and serve cuisine ranging from pizza and mac n' cheese to Vietnamese pho and frozen yogurt.
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I started as a baker working in various bakeries and eventually opened a cooperative bakery called Arizmendi Baker with about 18 other people in San Francisco.
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Dominique Ansel doesn't just riff on classic desserts—he takes simple pastries and straight-up Pretty Womans them into masterpieces that put basic bakeries to shame.
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Lidl boasts that 90 percent of the products sold in its stores will be private-label brands, and its locations will have bakeries at the entrances.
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In short, bakeries may not be post offices and courts in their public-ness, but they are quite a bit more public than are our homes.
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Syrian military air strikes have targeted hospitals, schools, water points, markets, bakeries and other civilian infrastructure, the U.N. humanitarian coordinator for Syria, Panos Mumtzis, has said.
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Among the first consumers to react, bakeries said they were are cutting down on egg purchases and some families said they were switching to other foods.
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But traditional mom-and-pop bakeries in rural areas are disappearing quickly — sometimes at a rate of four percent, or even higher, within a single year.
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Brad Plothow, vice president of brand and communications for Womply, a small business software provider, said the made-up holiday is a big day for bakeries.
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On a thoroughfare filled with butchers, bakeries and fish-and-chip-shops, tradespeople nodded their head vigorously when asked if they were planning to vote out.
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The architecture is stunning, and stopping into any one of the numerous bakeries for a snack is my idyllic way to spend an afternoon in Paris.
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Over the years the neighborhood changed; today taco shops, Middle Eastern bakeries and hookah shops have all but replaced the Italian cafes and Greek fruit vendors.
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Dozens of Lebanese bakeries populate the stretch, but the best sfeeha—meat pies—are cooked in Prince Bakery's ovens, in which the heat exceed 750 degrees.
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On Thursday morning, he said, he ventured out from his neighborhood in the city center in search of bread and found open bakeries but bare shelves.
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For Helsinki, I would have loved to explore the Kallio district, where there were some wine bars, cafés, and bakeries that I'd heard great things about.
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Bakeries sprout like yoga studios in Los Angeles, where I can buy an impressive array of desserts without ever having to look for a parking space.
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There's another bar on the mezzanine level; next door, the Funny Library coffee shop serves pastries from two excellent local bakeries (Craftsman and Wolves, and Firebrand).
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Plaxall has proposed 4,995 apartments, as well as 335,000 square feet of manufacturing space, which could be leased to tenants like furniture fabricators, breweries or bakeries.
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This area became an international hub, with a "Friendship Store," an International Club and a western-style hotel that had one of the city's few bakeries.
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In the early 1990s, Ron Shaich — who at the time owned Au Bon Pain Co. — bought a small chain of bakeries called St. Louis Bread Company.
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The country's biggest opposition party called for peaceful protests against the new budget, and crowds gathered outside bakeries in Khartoum, expressing frustration against the government's move.
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Unveiling a plan to address long queues at bakeries amid an economic crisis, Madani Abbas Madani also told reporters Sudan had sufficient wheat reserves until May.
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And these days, there are countless bakeries making good bread — crisp baguettes, Pullman and rye loaves, nutty whole wheat or sourdough boules, elegant brioche or challah.
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But the quality of breads available in American bakeries has improved exponentially, and the artisanal handmade loaves, rolls and buns are surely worth the extra charge.
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"It's very difficult for us," Eimar told me, pointing to the rise in chain bakeries and supermarkets that have lured customers away with convenience and price.
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Many bakeries, coffee shops and donut shops now offer deals on the holiday to fill our bellies, making it one of the sweetest days of the year.
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The amendments also open up 12 sectors previously reserved for locals such as bakeries, transport and beauty salons to Zimbabweans of all races instead of black Zimbabweans.
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I've always imagined bakeries with walls in peppy colors; heteronormative, perfectly coiffed, couples in matching His and Hers aprons; boyfriends lovingly smearing icing on their girlfriends' noses.
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Just a couple miles away is a village modeled after France's tourism center of Provence, where restaurants, bakeries and clothing shops are decorated like a children's playbook.
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The term "gentrification" is thrown around a lot in Pilsen, where the Mexican bakeries and cultural centers are being pushed out by a new wave of development.
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Most fuel prices are now in line with their costs, though the government is still subsidising fuel for bakeries and power generation, a petroleum ministry official said.
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Apparently, we Americans especially enjoy our carbs and sweets, as employment in retail bakeries (think gourmet cupcakes) has increased by more than 25 percent in 85033 years.
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LPG and fuel oil used for electricity generation and bakeries are not included in the commitment to reaching full cost recovery through subsidy cuts, the letter said.
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It's not surprising, then, in a post-Charlottesville America, that some bakeries are using cakes to express their very strong opinions and piss off their political adversaries.
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If the Court rules in favor of Phillips, it would be a huge blow to LGBTQ civil rights laws — and not just in the context of bakeries.
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Parks agrees, pointing out that even in the 1950s, marzipan was popular, with marzipan bunnies and carrots (likely, she says, mass produced)decorating cakes at commercial bakeries.
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Each lap started downtown, whizzing past ski and bike rentals, après-ski bars, tourist shops, bakeries and a Smokey Bear sign (fire danger "low" on race day).
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Publix, the largest employee-owned grocery chain in the United States, said customers' requests are the reason its bakeries began making gender reveal cakes two years ago.
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As Justice Kennedy pointed out in his opinion, at least three other Colorado bakeries refused to create cakes that opposed same-sex marriage rather than celebrate it.
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Traveling in rural France these days means spotting closed bakeries, the faded paint on old windows and doors giving an indication of when the lights went out.
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Downtown Asbury Park has more than two dozen restaurants and bars, as well as a collection of locally owned furniture stores, art galleries, performance spaces and bakeries.
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Even the stingiest traveler doesn't have to be stuck with bakeries and street food, however — in Bulgaria, a nice sit-down dinner is easy on the wallet.
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One was 21-year-old Nicolas Usunier, who dropped out of college in his first year and looked in vain for a job at bakeries and supermarkets.
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At high-end bakeries, rainbow sprinkles are being baked into puff pastry for croissants, dotted onto French-style macarons and deployed to cover giant Funfetti wedding cakes.
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Signature Bakery Tray, available at Harry & David, $69.99The tray of cookies, cakes, and other pastries will be a big hit for anyone who loves lingering in bakeries.
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The beauty of the illegal operations taking place at bakeries around the city is the warm sense of community for the hungry, drunk, and stoned night owls.
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"It's a lost day," said Armindo Gomes, 24, whose Portuguese family runs two bakeries, as he pointed at dough, cheese and meat that should have been refrigerated.
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While Ismail finished high school, Rasoul supported him by working in Lebanese bakeries from dawn until dusk, but the goal was always to open a Syrian bakery.
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Started in 27559 by Paul Allam and David McGuinness, this group of Australian bakeries focused on sourdough bread and laminated pastries is opening a location in NoMad.
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As in past years, this was a holiday for Palestinians, with schools and government offices closed, though bakeries, gas stations and pharmacies, among other shops, remained open.
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The town of about 24,000 quickly became an immigrant enclave: once abandoned buildings became adorned with bright green-and-red Spanish-language signs advertising laundromats and bakeries.
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Like every Roastery, the Tokyo location has series of overhead pipes that shoots beans throughout the building, sells customized merchandise and incorporates Princi bakeries into the stores.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Bread prices in Sudan have doubled, the country's Bakeries Union said on Friday, a few days after the government eliminated subsidies under its 2018 budget.
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The two big bakeries are Tossini, where it feels like an on-the-go snack, and Moltedo, where it packs a heftier punch, a meal in itself.
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Many bakeries, even the kind that grind their own flour and brag of centuries-old sourdough starter, stock whole Pullman loaves, white bread in an artisanal disguise.
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Unlike Santa, who always expects something in return, we're helping you out this holiday season by sharing the best online cookie bakeries to order from right now.
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The two big bakeries are Tossini, where it feels like an on-the-go snack, and Moltedo, where it packs a heftier punch, a meal in itself.
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"We don't keep track of others, we keep track of our own," he says, when I ask him to compare O&H's kringle sales to other bakeries.
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While sexual orientation is not a protected class under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, religion is, which means bakeries cannot legally refuse Satanists' religious free expression.
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And that's fortunate, because muffins from commercial bakeries — made mostly of refined flour and sugars — often have a nutritional profile indistinguishable from a fat slice of birthday cake.
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Movie theaters are especially popular on Friday afternoon, while bakeries and liquor stores spike in the run-up to the holiday as people stock up for Thanksgiving dinner.
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Wrapped in beautifully printed designs and somber Biblical quotes, bakeries did a brisk business in the macabre treat at a time when life expectancy was around 40 years.
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In Italy, where black bread is known as pane al carbone vegetale, 12 bakeries have been accused of using 153 Carbon Black as a colourant in breads, BakeryandSnacks.
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So while the use of refined sugars and preservatives by huge food companies goes unpunished, small bakeries making supposedly fart-free bread are having to deal with regulators.
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"Bakeries are not functioning in many areas and residents are not allowed to use generators, even if they have fuel to power them," says the latest UN assessment.
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On June 29th Warburtons, a British baker, said that the problem had affected crumpets, closing down half its production of the snacks (the affected bakeries have since reopened).
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But businesses such as bakeries and pharmacies were open, with customary lines of shoppers seeking basics like bread and flour which have gone scarce in Venezuela's economic crisis.
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Fitch considers the acquisition of East Balt Bakeries as positive for Bimbo as it will provide diversification in the food service industry and expand its current operational footprint.
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Ahead we've rounded up a list of the most popular bakeries to candy shops that ship nationwide, so scroll on to shop the top sweets for your sweet.
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As followers of Q's breadcrumb trail, QAnon believers refer to themselves as bakers, conveying both their commitment to the cause and a fundamental misunderstanding of how bakeries work.
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Certainly not the fish market that previously occupied the address, nor any of the other neighboring restaurants, bakeries, and shops, which all have legible awnings and clean storefronts.
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Icing carrots on cake just sort of happened, in homes and professional bakeries around the country, steadily creeping into our collective culinary culture without history or narrative arc.
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The word Benne (sometimes spelled bene) come from the African word for sesame and these popular treats are found at seaside stands and bakeries all over the island.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian biscuit maker Lotus Bakeries said it had recalled some of its products in Belgium as they could contain eggs that were contaminated with insecticide fipronil.
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Here are the full lists of the most-Instagrammed restaurants and cafes in the country: U.S. bakeries & cafes: WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make Bacon Fat Popcorn U.S. restaurants:
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The Jewish ghetto used to inhabit one section where there are now a handful of shops selling books, artwork and Judaica, as well as kosher cafes and bakeries.
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Each week this year, a representative from one of the company's bakeries will choose a different product, which employees will take home in multi-packs, according to Bloomberg.
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It also used Android users' location history data to determine the peak times when crowds are largest at bakeries, grocery stores, liquor stores, movie theaters and shopping centers.
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"We have so far 39 health facilities, 50 schools, water points, markets, bakeries, and multiple civilian neighborhoods who have received a direct hit," he told reporters in Geneva.
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At the same time, the province's French roots run deep, with superb cheese makers and corner bakeries serving baguettes that would make even the most persnickety Parisian proud.
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But Remera is coming into its own, with this once-rundown area in Rwanda's capital now seeing an influx of bars, sustainable-minded bakeries and artist-led boutiques.
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The government had already ordered the closure of shops, markets and public transport, allowing only pharmacies to open and limited deliveries of bread to prevent crowding near bakeries.
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The government had already ordered the closure of shops, markets and public transport, allowing only pharmacies to open and limited deliveries of bread to prevent crowding near bakeries.
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Sao Paulo city hall said in a statement the measure does not apply to pharmacies, supermarkets, bakeries, restaurants and gas stations, and would grant exceptions for e-commerce.
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Around the nation, businesses like bakeries, florists and photography studios have said, so far with little success, that forcing them to serve gay couples violates their constitutional rights.
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Among the most popular is Too Good to Go, a company based in Copenhagen, with 13 million users and contracts with 25,000 restaurants and bakeries in 713 countries.
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To wander through its stalls is to encounter an ever-changing feast for the senses, featuring, among other entries, an Iberian charcuterie, vegan bakeries and seventh-generation fishmongers.
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And until two years ago in France, a law required Parisian bakers to stagger their summer vacation time so enough bakeries stayed open for customers during the holidays.
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Easy Tiger Bake Shop & Beer Garden: Easy Tiger seamlessly transitions from one of Austin's best bakeries in the morning to one of its best beer halls at night.
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One of the people trying to innovate the market beyond the traditional space cake is Ryan, who wants to tackle things professionally with his startup Golden Green Bakeries.
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According to the New York Times, the GSUSA presented the idea for the S'more to both bakeries, which created their own cookie-fied versions of the campfire classic.
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Ole Solvang was an emergencies researcher at Human Rights Watch in Aleppo in August 2012 at the time, when ten bakeries were attacked in a two-week period.
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To this day, no federal law requires bakeries or other private businesses to serve gays and lesbians, but 21 states and the District of Columbia do extend these protections.
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Kalinowski's 50,000 store-front assertion is hardly a surprise considering Starbucks has been developing several new coffee concepts in recent years, including Reserve Roasteries and stores with Princi bakeries.
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Mamie Clafoutis, a chain of bakeries owned by two Frenchmen, marks the start of the maple-tree tapping season in early spring by baking cake in a syrup tin.
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Walk outside of the grounds and you'll find yourself in the remarkable holiday village called the Incredible Christmas Place, which features souvenir shops, bakeries and year-round Christmas cheer.
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The international airport is about a 20.5- or 210-minute drive, and there are supermarkets, butcher shops, bakeries and restaurants close to the house by car, Mr. Roel said.
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Stay in one of the many small B&Bs, stop by one of the local bakeries every morning, visit the lighthouses, and end the day off at Cisco Brewers.
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Though he appeared calm and adopted an avuncular tone, Sisi's choice of words suggested criticism had stung a leader once so popular bakeries sold cakes emblazoned with his face.
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Intensified Russian and Syrian bombing of besieged rebel-held parts of Aleppo in the past weeks has hit hospitals, bakeries and water pumping stations, and killed hundreds of civilians.
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Many ice cream joints now offer up their own sophisticated takes on the childhood dessert classic — made fresh with gourmet cookies from local bakeries and festive churned cream flavors.
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Since then, other bakeries have opened in the city but Genoans stay loyal to Mario, perhaps because it's the only one making focaccia with an original, time-honoured recipe.
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For instance, a pie maker in Utah complained that large national bakeries could fill freezers and shelves with pies at low prices, effectively pushing smaller companies to the side.
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During a blackout that left much of Venezuela without electricity this week, the few bakeries, restaurants and pharmacies that remained open demanded cash because electronic payment systems were down.
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Most of the restaurants currently offering the service appear to be hotel buffets, but there are also some sushi buffets, seafood buffets, Indian buffets, Chinese buffets, and even bakeries.
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Run by Simon Lee, the owner of the Franco-Korean bakeries Paris Baguette, it will feature beef from a ranch in Arizona that is dry-aged at the restaurant.
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Gadi Peleg, the owner of the Breads Bakeries in Manhattan, is bringing what he calls modern Middle Eastern fare to the ground floor of the Arlo NoMad, replacing Massoni.
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The attack Saturday morning struck the heart of the city's vibrant Jewish community, in the leafy Squirrel Hill neighborhood that is home to several synagogues, kosher restaurants and bakeries.
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It has purchased 93 buildings in recent years, keeping existing tenants in place at subsidized rents, while maintaining fruit and vegetable merchants and bakeries in ground-floor commercial spaces.
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The message from the regime is clear: we will bomb your hospitals, your markets, your bakeries and your schools; we will kill your children, your mothers and your brothers.
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Every dish on the menu of Loop, which is housed in a former mental hospital in Helsinki, is made from past-due ingredients donated by grocery stores and bakeries.
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But those joined ISIS in non-combat roles – sometimes forced against their will to work in places like hospitals or bakeries – are dealt with by local FSA courts like Sawran.
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Finnish bakeries serve lots of seasonal pastries, and they take cake very seriously: Heidi told me the debate over whether shrove buns should contain jam or marzipan divides the nation.
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Though GDP is hard to measure due to the distortions of rapid currency depreciation, living standards have sunk, with shortages creating long lines at bakeries, fuel stations and cash points.
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City Harvest, a nonprofit group that collects and redistributes uneaten food from restaurants, bakeries and greenmarkets, among other places, will receive the same amount as Mr. Georgiou, Mr. Ettinger said.
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As a native New Yorker, I immediately sought out the Jewish bakeries on Paris' rue des Rosiers, but while I found challah and cheesecake, bagels were nowhere to be found.
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Little Village, a pocket of Chicago that heavily draws immigrants from Mexico, is known for its streets lined with bakeries, dollar stores and shops with quinceañera dresses in the windows.
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We have vegan diners now, serving comfort food like vegan tatertachos and Nashville Hot Chik'n sandwiches, vegan fast-casual chains and bakeries, vegan omakase counters, and vegan dim-sum parlors.
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People are wary of credit—nearly eighty per cent of German transactions are made in cash—and customers in hardware shops and bakeries pay, with unfathomable diligence, in exact change.
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The listing states that the beautifully-decorated home is also located in a very walkable area with many restaurants, cafés, and bakeries no more than a 5-minute walk away.
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Every year for Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) different bakeries throughout Mexico City challenge each other to make the best pan de muertos (bread of the dead).
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It was granted in 2014, and the family moved to the San Diego area, where the parents worked in bakeries for three years and dreamed of again opening their own.
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But before you run out to see the Roman ruins and ancient abbeys or eat homemade cakes and bread in the local bakeries, what should you bring on your trip?
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The high price of race licenses and registration fees forces some cyclists to hold raffles and take up collections from bakeries and hardware stores in their hometowns to cover expenses.
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A half-hour later, she called and told me that she hadn't found the cupcakes at any bakeries near the hotel but would be happy to search for them downtown.
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The volunteers have already caught wheat or bread being smuggled out of bakeries in Arkawit – in one case 2,000 loaves for sale at triple the price outside Khartoum, Babeker said.
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Some of the city's best street food, cocktail bars, neo-bistros and bakeries are within a one-mile radius, but for farther journeys, guests have access to public transit lines.
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The area is so replete with French residents, French bakeries and Parisian accents that it is sometimes referred to sardonically by Montrealers as "Nouvelle-France," France's former North American colony.
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Rye is the grain of choice at Ole & Steen, a chain of more than 90 bakeries and cafes in Denmark and England, now poised to open Thursday near Union Square.
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The stores will have bakeries at the entrances and carry an assortment of organic and gluten-free items, including organic fruit, vegetables, meat, dairy, and packaged food items, Lidl said.
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Meyer's Bageri Claus Meyer, the Danish entrepreneur behind this group of bakeries in Denmark, is using the same name for a pop-up bakery on Saturdays inside Margo Patisserie in Brooklyn.
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It's one of the only bakeries to produce the cakes year-round, serving them in the summertime with house-made plum compote, cinnamon ice cream, and a tuft of whipped cream.
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Celebrate bakeries taking an opportunity over 100 years ago: Without their desire to hear the ding of their own cash register, we may not have had black and whites at all.
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For decades after World War II, Venezuela's flourishing oil economy made it a destination for mass immigration from southern Europe, with Portuguese bakeries and Spanish bars a common sight across Caracas.
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Human rights groups and Western countries have previously accused Syria's army, backed by Russia's air force, of targeting hospitals, bakeries and other civilian areas when bombarding rebel areas, including eastern Aleppo.
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Kingdoms and Castles begins as a medieval village sim as you scaffold your economy from basic materials like food and stone into high-end buildings like libraries, hospitals, bakeries, and weaponsmiths.
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It recently moved its research and development facilities to Columbus, Ohio, a region that is home to some 170 food and beverage manufacturers, especially bakeries according to economic development office Columbus2020.
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The Anti-Discrimination Act doesn't require bakeries to sell any particular product or to decorate its cakes in any particular way — and it might run into constitutional problems if it did.
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Sikhs represent just 2% of the population in Muslim-majority Kashmir but are spread across the state, engaging in everything from farming and government services to running bakeries and provision stores.
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The rises bring most fuel prices into line with their costs, though the government is still subsidising gas cylinders and fuel for bakeries and power generation, a petroleum ministry official said.
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But La Chapelle-en-Juger is still studying the feasibility of the project, conscious that many other villages had spent money to resurrect bakeries only to see them rapidly wither away.
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Bombs hit two hospitals in eastern Aleppo and a bakery where people were lining up for bread on Wednesday, residents said, and two bakeries outside the city were struck on Thursday.
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However in the case of the Capital One Savor, the 24% earned at "dining" truly means anywhere you'd go out to eat — restaurants, cafes, bars, lounges, fast-food chains, and bakeries.
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Desserts, however, hadn't been keeping up for the most part, remaining resolutely stodgy and "Continental" — tiramisù and chocolate mousse cakes — at fancy restaurants, and generally uninspired at bakeries and tea shops.
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Just like at Costco bakeries in the US, each item was baked fresh that morning, and there was even a sign-up sheet to have a cake made for any occasion.
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And he noted that some of the largest employers in the area are now Mexican companies, including Bimbo Bakeries, which has a plant nearby that makes millions of Thomas' English Muffins.
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While some food-service workers are organized with unions like the United Food & Commercial Workers, the overwhelming majority of food and beverage workers in restaurants and bakeries don't have union representation.
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Nestled in the leafy Bruntsfield residential neighborhood, Black Ivy is near Bruntsfield Links, a 35-acre park, and is also a few minutes' walk from cozy restaurants, boutiques, bakeries and bars.
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In addition, he said, it has supported youth programs, patronized local bakeries and breweries, donated golf carts to a local veterans hospital and offered discounted fees to veterans and older people.
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Today, Zaro's has eight bakeries in Midtown Manhattan and in Newark, and also sells its baked goods through FreshDirect, an online grocer, and at stores including Balducci's and Kings Food Markets.
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Others worried the message was a harbinger of something far worse than dwindling participation: the feast's extinction in a neighborhood that has become better known for hipster hangouts than Italian bakeries.
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Bakeries in Lousiana and across the U.S. offer their own versions of the official cake of Mardi Gras, and many of them are available to be delivered right to your doorstep.
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His long-range plan is not to run bakeries, but to coach soccer and build sports academies — something he always thought he would do in Turkey, with his fame and wealth.
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Scientists from the F.D.A. and Erasmus University in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, analyzed death rates in New York counties that forbid artificially produced trans fats in food sold in restaurants and bakeries.
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It's a lively British overseas territory, with 30,000 citizens living in a city on its western side — a city with bakeries and clothing stores and tourists buying all the usual kitsch.
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The group has a history of providing services in black communities, running child care centers and bakeries, Amy Alexander, a journalist and the editor of a book on Farrakhan, told Vox.
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As Vox's German Lopez writes: If the Court rules in favor of Phillips, it would be a huge blow to LGBTQ civil rights laws — and not just in the context of bakeries.
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Though birthday stories launched globally on Thursday, the party really starts on Friday, when the social media company will be partnering up with 50 bakeries around the country to offer complimentary treats.
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So when you think, "I need to go to the nearest bakery," or something like that, you don't have to search through all the bakeries you've ever encountered in your entire life.
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Since then, Princi Cafés and Bakeries have been opened up inside the Starbucks Roasteries in Seattle, Shanghai, and Milan, and two standalone Princi locations have opened their doors in Seattle and Chicago.
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In any event, it's doubtful that the fastidious Poirot, who sampled four bakeries before settling on the brioche from a small Danish patisserie, would be queuing up for a bag of Tescoissants.
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From leather shops and textile mills to bakeries and paper recycling plants, Dharavi's small enterprises have an estimated collective annual turnover of more than $1 billion, according to a Harvard University study.
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That's because the café doesn't have the space or special machinery required to bake it, so Nguyen is currently looking into finding local bakeries that can supply the cake for Square Bar.
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In Montreal, Ubifood connects retailers to consumers who want price-reduced food hovering close to best-before dates, and so far it's only available for Montreal cafés, bakeries and organic food stores.
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While bread can also be used for composting or anaerobic digestion as a source of renewable energy, Wilson explains that this method of disposal is costly for most bakeries and sandwich manufacturers.
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Read more:The most popular snack in 25 countries around the worldWhat bakeries look like in 15 places around the world22 photos that show what royal wedding dresses look like around the world
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Last spring and fall, over the course of two crawls through the new crop of bakeries in the Los Angeles area, I encountered loaves as distinct as the bakers that produce them.
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After being ground up, the cement that emerges travels to concrete plants, which operate a bit like massive bakeries — whipping the powder together with sand, more rock and water to form concrete.
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Her daughter, Lourdes, was raped by a revolutionary soldier, and the memory would continue to haunt her after she escaped to the United States, where she builds a successful chain of bakeries.
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Perhaps they worked long hours on the docks, or a kindly shipment manager felt pity and let them have worn pallets at a discount, the way bakeries do with day-old bread.
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Even if you win it all, there's no prize money waiting, although past winners have often used a victory as a springboard to open bakeries or catering businesses or to write cookbooks.
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Russia has not only enabled Assad, it "has committed its own violations of international law by leading deliberate bombing campaigns on civilian targets including bakeries, hospitals, markets, and schools," the resolution states.
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And when we consider delicious modern day bakeries like Tartine in San Francisco, the Vikings were eating similarly wholesome grains from a wide variety of plants, including rye, barley, oats, and wheat.
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More recently, they've also developed a program to "troll" bakeries that refuse to serve LGBTQ couples (the subject of an ongoing Supreme Court case) by demanding that they make Satan-themed cakes.
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In the absence of fuel, people use wood for heating and cooking, and since all the local bakeries closed down or were destroyed, people bake their own bread at home, he noted.
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One solution to this problem is the ongoing effort of organizations such as New York's City Harvest, which picks up leftover food from restaurants, bakeries, and supermarkets and delivers it to food banks.
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To promote Birthday Stories' global launch on the day I came into this world, Facebook is getting 50 bakeries across the United States to offer a free treat to anyone who comes in.
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The tour consists of 21 stations—restaurants, cafes, and bakeries—that tell the story of the city, its conflicts, and transformations, including hidden gems like a 200-year-old stone-pressing Tahini factory.
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"For the first time the popcorn will come from our branches in Bruges, Kortrijk, and Ostend — not from one of our own bakeries, but from a factory," says Emmy Deneckere of Kinepolis Bruges.
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Even with the seeds and mills in place, fuel shortages remain an obstacle, as it's needed not only for transporting the materials but to run the generators that power the mills and bakeries.
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On a sleepy tree-lined street in the northern part of the city, among noodle shops and bakeries, stands an imposing compound surrounded by high concrete walls topped with loops of barbed wire.
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Bakeries spend $1.1 billion in packaging in the U.S. alone, but Georgette has already sold bakery packaging to 150 businesses and has a $1 million run rate with 36% growth month-over-month.
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Naughton was recently offered a promising opportunity back home in Melbourne, opening a new line of bakeries which will allow him to use all the knowledge he's gained over the past 14 years.
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The massive group show at The Factory, a WeWork-inspired building housing businesses from retail headquarters to bakeries and restaurants, had a more corporate aesthetic akin to "fluid" spaces like Brooklyn's Industry City.
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It has shut down most of the pilot projects from the truce era, like bakeries and chicken farms run by former gang members, which in some places reduced extortion on a local level.
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But if you buy a macaron from any of the bakeries participating in a special Macaron Day celebration (François Payard included), a donation goes to City Harvest, a hunger non-profit in NYC.
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Leslie Jones rapped about the Upper East Side on Saturday Night Live this weekend, and the video doubles as an ode to bougie bread bakeries and some of the city's most expensive restaurants.
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Along a bougie strip of colorful brick businesses on Toronto's King St. West that includes doggie spas and cupcake bakeries sits 416 Medicinal Health Center, one of the city's most high end dispensaries.
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Wednesday's indictment came as many were gathering together for funerals and shivas in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood, home to many in Pittsburgh's Jewish community as well as several synagogues, kosher restaurants and bakeries.
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Gaza's interior ministry, which is run by the enclave's Islamist rulers Hamas, said the fire resulted from a gas leak inside one of the bakeries that caused several cooking gas bottles to explode.
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By The New York Times Highland Park has twin main drags — York Boulevard and Figueroa Street — both stocked with third-wave coffee shops, artisan bakeries and pretty stores peddling vinyl and vintage handicrafts.
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Johanna Svensson, who worked at one of the Fabrique bakeries in Stockholm before moving to New York to be the head baker at the new store, has yet to get sick of them.
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Yet it is the aromatic gingerbread cookie that is the more enduring export, spawning museums and hands-on bakeries dedicated to the popular Christmas treats and a debate over which cookie is best.
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Laurel Kratochvila, the food festival's co-organizer and a native of Massachusetts, moved to Berlin six years ago and was appalled by what passed for a bagel at the city's bakeries and cafes.
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Lately, the pace of new bakeries (like the Instagram-ready Milk Bakery), restaurants like the chef Uri Levy's Raisa Bar and creative spaces like 8 in Jaffa and Yafo Creative, has been dizzying.
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The bakers association could choose to follow the rules for, say, the Alabama insurance market, which mandates coverage of relatively few benefits, for all its bakeries in New York, a state with many mandates.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TEGUCIGALPA — The Honduras Museum of National Identity is located in downtown Tegucigalpa, at the end of a pedestrian street lined with phone stores, bakeries, and fast food restaurants.
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According to a 2017 study, some 26% of Pittsburgh's Jews live in Squirrel Hill, which is home to more than 73 synagogues, three Jewish day schools, and a variety of kosher restaurants and bakeries.
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In addition to the enduring popularity of both mimes and Gérard Depardieu, there's an equally strange decree in the the Aube region that requires bakeries to be closed at least one day each week.
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The travel category includes everything that's also eligible for the travel credit, while dining includes restaurants, bars, cafes, bakeries, delis, ice cream shops, food trucks, restaurant delivery services like Seamless and GrubHub, and more.
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"If it continues like this, there'll be no more bakeries left in France, even though they're world famous," says master baker Mahmoud M'seddi, whose baguettes won the annual best-in-France prize this year.
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The sweet shop, which has been dubbed "one of the most exciting bakeries in the country" by Bon Appétit Magazine has since opened locations in Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Boston, Las Vegas and Toronto.
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According to a European official, facilities such as bakeries and hospitals were being hit in an attempt to force the local population into capitulation and increase the flow of refugees towards Turkey and Europe.
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I'm sure bakeries have received their fair share of odd requests over the years, so you should feel no shame in sending a photo of a tweet for them to put atop your cake.
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This morning, Instagram released the social media app's year in review, which included all the most-Instagrammed places on the planet, including the restaurants, bakeries, and cafes that people were most likely to document.
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"The old place did not have so many canned goods or fresh desserts," she said, gesturing toward a display case filled with baklava, Russian sour-cream cakes and other pastries made in nearby bakeries.
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A new hub should make it easier for more New York farmers to sell to local stores, outdoor markets, restaurants, bakeries and schools in the city, according to Marcel Van Ooyen, president of GrowNYC.
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"Rice and macaroni are expensive and there are no other alternatives," said head of the bakers' association Abdullah Ghorab, who represents over 25,000 bakeries countrywide and estimates consumption has jumped up to 15 percent.
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Each year, millions of tons of food and drinks destined for supermarkets are thrown away in Britain, from misshapen vegetables that don't make the cut to the stale bread left unsold at store bakeries.
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So Mr. Myhrvold is puzzled by the uniformity of bakeries and bread aisles, and the persistence of what he calls "an ethos of primitivism," or a resistance to innovation, among so many contemporary bakers.
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Add two ham croquetas and you get the croqueta preparada, a popular Miami sandwich that evolved from the croquetas that the city's bakeries used to sell with a pack of saltines and some ketchup.
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Those spongy, sweet ghosts of freshly baked baguettes escaping from the many bakeries; the wonderfully pungent clouds of garlic and seafood riding the wind above the sun drenched streets; and here and there—BAM!
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Though a number of local bakeries have started carrying "bagels" in the last few years, they're usually more of an afterthought than a serious endeavor, a novelty item for homesick Brooklynites and little more.
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As apartments rise in Bayonne, new businesses are appearing on Broadway, a three-and-a-half-mile commercial strip lined with vintage bakeries, cigar shops and newsstands that often appear unchanged from the 1950s.
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The regime and the rebels battled for territory, including grain silos and bakeries in the northeast region, and when jihadist groups saw an opportunity in the chaos, they also sought control over these vital resources.
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Aid agencies have traditionally supported these displaced populations by providing food, but today, the programs range from irrigation and agriculture efforts—including seed germination—to wheat milling, rebuilding destroyed mills, and providing flour to bakeries.
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Despite the ache and the admonishments from authorities to stay indoors in the days following the attacks, locals ventured out to their corner bakeries, took their dogs for walks, and chatted with neighbors in disbelief.
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Reinhardt, who owns bakeries called Casey's Cupcakes, appeared on MTV's hit reality show during season 2 and the spinoff The Hills for a eight episodes while Lauren Conrad dated her brother, baseball player Doug Reinhardt.
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By opening attractions like Reserve Roasterys, Princi Cafés and Bakeries, and Reserve Stores in big cities that are already regarded as hot travel destinations, it may be on the right track to achieving just that.
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At the end of the 19th century, bakeries were likely looking to cash in on the latest dessert fad: Matching dark and light elements in one dessert, like chocolate frosting layers in a vanilla cake.
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Though many of the Kardashian-Jenner's birthday cakes come from one of the family's favorite bakeries, Hansen Cakes in Los Angeles, baked goods from Hansen tend to have a slightly more delicate-style — usually, anyway.
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The dessert is visible right in Google's Doodle, baked by award-winning pastry chef Dominique Ansel, who popularized the Cronut and other sweet treats in his bakeries throughout New York, Los Angeles, London, and Tokyo.
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Now, every autumn when the bakeries and coffee shops pump out pastries and hot drinks with pumpkin spice aroma, I am immediately transported to that house in Poland filled with the most gracious hosts ever.
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But a state commission and courts disagreed, arguing that Colorado civil rights law — which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity in public accommodations, such as bakeries — trumps Phillips's religious beliefs.
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Food and Wine reports that bakeries such as Alliance Bakery in Chicago are designing these cookies to the specifications of their customer&aposs wedding and engagement rings for weddings, engagement parties, and bachelorette parties galore.
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Earlier this month, workers at one of New York's largest bakeries were given an ultimatum: Within two weeks, produce papers showing you have legal authorization to work in the United States, or you'll be fired.
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After a week of canvassing matzo factories, cheesecake bakeries, hot-dog stands and pizza shops, the presidential candidates put local delicacies aside on Monday and told New Yorkers what they were really hungry for: votes.
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Recipe Lab "Ultimately, there's nothing you can make with chocolate that's better than a brownie," said Renato Poliafito, owner of two Baked bakeries in New York City with his partner and co-founder, Matt Lewis.
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From the Vault Now that wedding season is once again upon us, it's worth noting that the Brooklyn Museum boasts a kind of nuptial-themed confection unavailable at even the trendiest of the city's bakeries.
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In California, the most-visited small businesses were plant stores and nurseries, in Texas shoppers went to spas and hair and nail salons, and in New York, small bakeries were the most popular for shoppers.
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For example: the bakers' association could choose to follow the rules for the Alabama insurance market, which mandates coverage of relatively few benefits, for all its bakeries in New York, a state with many mandates.
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For example: The bakers' association could choose to follow the rules for the Alabama insurance market, which mandates coverage of relatively few benefits, for all its bakeries in New York, a state with many mandates.
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Having just alighted the train at Preston, I'm wandering down the high street, past bakeries and Christmas shoppers, in the hope that I'm headed towards to Deepdale, the home of Preston North End Football Club.
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She worked at Wells Rich Greene from 1976 to 1981, when she broke ground for women in advertising as the president of Muller Jordan Weiss, whose clients included Aamco Transmissions, Hearst Magazines and Stroehmann Bakeries.
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Besides dietary, lifestyle, and accessibility options, the app also lets users set more specific interests for restaurants, (like Taiwanese, bubble tea, bakeries), attractions (farmers markets, art galleries), and businesses (home decor, hair salons, nail salons).
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The Worcester festival is located in a city experiencing a development boom that includes importing a minor league baseball team, and an influx of breweries, artisanal bakeries and speakeasy-style bars in the city's suburbs.
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For instance, as Dr. Villani considered in a 976-page book on the subject — "Optimal Transport: Old and New" — there is the grand challenge each morning of transporting quantities of bread from bakeries to cafes.
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Alexander Goransson, the author of a 2014 report on bread in France and a lead analyst at Euromonitor, a research firm, said that rate has slowed during the past decade, although bakeries continue to close.
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But they said Russian aircraft had joined the Syrian air force in using indiscriminate weapons to repeatedly target hospitals, water distribution stations, markets and bakeries in "a willful disregard" for the international laws of war.
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Mercy Corps, which reaches about 570,1503 people monthly in Syria and more than 75,000 people in Aleppo city, has been distributing flour to bakeries and food parcels to families which rely on them for sustenance.
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Big industry has also noticed the possibilities, and in November 2016 the Innovation Fund distributed 19 million kroner to a large project concerning industrial production of mealworms with residual effects reaching from bakeries to breweries.
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But somehow, cakes continue to be points of contention, such as in the many instances when gay couples have had their wedding orders cancelled after bakeries learned the cakes were destined for same-sex marriages.
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Waitrose "hospitality" sales from more than 200 in-store cafes, bakeries, wine and juice bars rose 7.1 percent in the first half and Collins said those offerings brought a significant "halo" effect to the grocery business.
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As the business evolved, the trucks that left Ghouta with milk and cheese came back laden with the barley and wheat he needed to feed his growing dairy herd there and run the bakeries he bought.
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Texas: Pecan Pie At Three Brothers BakeryThe state dessert of Texas is one that can be found in many iterations across the state — from grocery stores to gourmet bakeries and, if you're lucky, your family kitchen.
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So fond, in fact, that in 1999 several bakeries came together and applied to have the name "skånsk spettkaka" to be entered into the European Union's Register of Protected Designations of Origin and Protected Geographical Indications.
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When Tristram Stuart was just a teenager, he noticed a problem that many of us have likely observed at one point or another: Supermarkets, restaurants, bakeries, and grocers throwing away bins full of perfectly usable food.
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Oh, I'll just peep at what's happening in this Taiwanese hairdressers then I'll stop, I'd tell myself, before getting lost in there for another few hours, spying on empty backstreets, Bible-belt churches, and Israeli bakeries.
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Though the newer specialty donut shops have been expanding their production and varieties, the big Chicago paczki sellers continue to be European-style bakeries, like Delightful Pastries, which has made them year-round for 18 years.
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"Bakery-quality bread is nearly impossible to get via grocery delivery services, so I tend to stick to my favorite local bakeries," says Megan Meyer, director of science communication at the International Food Information Council Foundation.
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On September 7, the Department of Justice filed a shocking brief with the Supreme Court arguing that so-called "expressive" businesses like bakeries have a constitutional right under the First Amendment to discriminate against LGBT people.
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Here are our favorite breads so you can take a visual tour of the bakeries that make them and eat pan de muertos without remorse through the end of Dia de los Muertos on November 2nd.
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Supermarkets and bakeries have also been open but entry is controlled to limit the number of people inside at any one time and long queues of shoppers waiting outside have become a feature of daily life.
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Dessert isn't historically part of Ethiopian culture, but Benyam offers two from local bakeries: baklava, flaky and not too sweet, and cheesecake with a sour-cream top, as old school and velvety as you could wish.
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But both stereotypes miss the real news here: the increasing number of restaurants and food businesses run by immigrants and refugees, and the way they effortlessly mesh with the fancy cocktail bars and old-school bakeries.
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"If things continue like this, pretty soon you won't have a single Portuguese person living here," he said, adding that souvenir shops hawking porcelain sardines and cork handbags have replaced local pharmacies, bakeries and grocery stores.
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One such place is the Babylon City Market, a deli and grocery store whose shelves are stocked with dates and Middle Eastern candies and where workers bake diamond-shaped bread, common in the bakeries of Baghdad.
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The local go-to spot for breakfast in the historic Battery Point neighborhood is Jackman & McRoss, set in an airy, rambling building that has been home to various bakeries and butchers over the past 150 years.
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Craig and Mullins filed charges of discrimination in response, citing a Colorado law that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation by public accommodations (places that are open to the public, such as hotels, restaurants, and bakeries).
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That night, two major bakeries hundreds of miles apart were targeted and destroyed in nighttime air raids, as was a cotton factory in Hayyan, Aleppo, which acted as a major employer to those left in the region.
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The anonymous, anti-Semitic hate mail was reportedly sent to at least nine different businesses in Brooklyn and Manhattan this week, including a Kosher butcher shop, bakeries, a Harlem Starbucks, and the Israeli consulate, according to DNAinfo.
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And for small businesses like dog walkers or bakeries, you still need somebody to walk the dogs or bake the muffins when somebody has a baby, which often means hiring temporary help to replace someone on leave.
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The survey also finds President Donald Trump gets a 77% disapproval rating for his LGBTQ record, which apparently stems from his agenda to allow anti-LGBTQ discrimination in workplaces, bakeries, health care, homeless shelters, and the military.
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Organized by The Luminary, a nonprofit platform for art, thought, and action, Counterpublic 2019 will bring groundbreaking contemporary art to the barbershops, bakeries, parks, and taquerias that anchor the neighborhoods surrounding Cherokee Street in South St. Louis.
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Because of insanely high prices for basic ingredients, bakeries have started shutting down because they can no longer afford flour, which is leading to a very scarce food situation and long bread lines, according to USA Today.
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Toast Ale, a craft beer company founded by author and food waste activist Tristram Stuart, collects fresh surplus bread from bakeries that would otherwise hit the trash and uses it to brew a unique kind of beer.
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These gourmet bakeries, with names like "Glazed and Infused," are experimenting with new paczki varieties - using key lime pie, jelly made with blood oranges, or white chocolate in place of more traditional plum and rose jelly fillings.
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Businesses ranging from large processed-food manufacturers to mom-and-pop restaurants and bakeries like using trans fats — usually for frying and as shortening in baked goods — because they are inexpensive and have a long shelf life.
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Double back to the canal-side Atwater Market, one of Montreal's lively green markets, to browse the bakeries, butcher shops, cheese mongers and flower stalls with a café au lait in hand from Première Moisson Atwater bakery.
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But those mega-expensive Twinkies turned out to be a bad investment, as Hostess was bailed out by private buyers who increased automation at its bakeries and let go of 400 workers in a round of cost-cutting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British upmarket grocer Waitrose has scaled back plans for new stores but will add more cafes and bakeries to existing shops, while owner John Lewis shifts its investment into logistics and technology as online shopping booms.
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As the blockade tightened, Russian and Syrian warplanes relentlessly bombed civilian infrastructure, destroying hospitals, schools and bakeries in a bid to drain support for opposition fighters by making life unbearable for the east's 250,000 or so remaining civilians.
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The ban affects family homes with chimneys as well as businesses like bakeries, restaurants and — most controversially — wood-burning pizzerias, the gastronomic boast of an area known as the birthplace of one of Italy's most renowned culinary exports.
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Three days a week, he and other volunteers of the RomAmoR (RomeLove) association he founded make the rounds of food markets and bakeries for contributions from retailers who help him live out his dream of feeding the homeless.
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Around Prospect Avenue, however, where public housing built in an eccentric neo-Tudor style nestles alongside Dominican bakeries, and stout women stand on the pavement selling books about God's grace, most people have an opinion on the president.
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That is less than 223% of total employment in America, fewer than the number of people who work in wholesale bakeries and tortilla manufacturing, and about the same as the number employed in gift, novelty and souvenir shops.
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"We are going to show what can be done," Solly Msimanga, DA mayoral candidate in Tshwane told Reuters, citing the creation of tax free zones outside townships like Atteridgeville where small businesses like bakeries and mechanics could thrive.
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Bakeries will be located at the front of the store, like in its European counterparts, both greeting shoppers with the enticing aroma of fresh-baked bread, as well as making it an easy grab-and-go option. 4.
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Because it's medically recommended that you keep exposing your older daughter to the foods your younger daughter is allergic to, you go once or twice a week with your older daughter to diners or bakeries or Vietnamese restaurants.
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You'll earn 3 points per dollar spent on travel and dining, and both of those categories are defined fairly broadly, with the dining category including things like bars, cafes, and in many cases, bakeries and ice cream shops.
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Bread lines are a common sight across much of the capital, and Maduro's government has vowed to take over any bakeries in Caracas that don't use 90% of their flour to produce canilla, a type of French bread.
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As the country convulses from food shortages and riots, as hungry mobs ransack grocery stores, restaurants and bakeries, the mining town of Las Claritas, only a short drive from the mines, lives in a state of relative plenty.
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Brick and vinyl-sided houses are scaled for one to three families, and the many independent shops lining Morris Park Avenue include Italian bakeries and candy stores that might have served the great-grandparents of today's young customers.
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She lives about 20 minutes away and has bakeries closer to home, but stumbled onto Alfonso's when she Googled "best cakes in Staten Island" for her sister's graduation a couple of years ago and now comes back regularly.
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Elsewhere, the American appetite for packaged baking mixes is waning, according to the market research firm Mintel, as consumers move away from packaged foods with artificial ingredients and buy more from in-store bakeries and specialty pastry shops.
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But Ms. Jimenez, 35, has created a small start-up, Rise Products, that converts the grain into a flour that is finding its way into sustainable bakeries and kitchens in New York and as far away as Italy.
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For ages, Lancaster has conjured up images of the horses and buggies, dairy farms and rustic bakeries of its Amish and Mennonite people, who believe in living simply, many of them eschewing modern conveniences like cars and electricity.
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But lately, amid the sequins and satin, a growing roster of cool cafes, coffee shops, bakeries and bars, many on residential side streets, has unexpectedly bloomed in this transforming neighborhood, which now attracts Montrealers from across the city.
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To make matters worse, the mills that for years supplied flour to French bakers started becoming competitors in the 223s, investing in chain bakeries that pump out pain quotidien on an industrial scale often using preformed frozen dough.
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Such platforms, offering a service known as crowdinvesting, target small firms deemed unbankable by bankers, such as bakeries, kids clothing stores or football schools, because they do not have a high enough credit score or cannot offer sufficient collateral.
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Shanghai alone has an estimated 6,500 coffee houses, with small chains, independent stores and bakeries battling for a slice of a market that Mintel says could grow to 79 billion yuan by 2022 from 60 billion yuan this year.
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At 60 pages long, the book features a diverse variety of logo types, from those for factories to those for pharmacies, bookstores, bakeries, and even a tofu store, whose geometric logo is a clever take on its blocky products.
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Take a look below to see which cupcake bakeries across the country are offering freebies, deals, and discounts tomorrow and begin looking forward to spending the day pretending we're living back in the Obama-era cupcake boom once again.
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Until 2015 France had a rule that mandated some bakeries to stay open in August, so that Parisians—or rather tourists, because no chic Parisian wants to be seen in town during the summer—wouldn't be deprived of baguettes.
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Since Karma's original launch in its home country of Sweden, the startup has expanded to work with over 1,500 restaurants, grocery stores, hotels, cafes and bakeries to help reduce food waste by selling surplus food to 350,000 Karma users.
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In the past few years, a number of other bakeries, cake shops, and even pizza shops have found themselves on the front lines of this cultural and constitutional debate surrounding same-sex marriage after refusing service to gay couples.
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And throughout the 20th century, it served as a haven of affordability for newly landed immigrant populations, who could bring their families there, create their own insular communities, and start their own businesses—restaurants and bakeries, bars and shops.
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But conquering heroes take what they think is theirs, and even while fighting very long wars inside and outside Pakistan's borders, the armed forces have managed to deal in real estate, make fertilizers, run bakeries and sell breakfast cereals.
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"You have smell generators that we can [use to] provide a myriad of smells — from the market street bakeries to decay to gunpowder smells — just about any smell you can think of to get that realism into the training."
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The owners, the chef Ricardo Barreras and his wife, Lisbeth Moreno, channel the Cuban bakeries of Miami, where you might pick up a few empanadas for a party, or a café con leche and a pastelito (pastry) for breakfast.
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But here in Maracaibo, a sweltering coastal city, the nightmare continued beyond a week: Desperate people searched for food in stores laid bare or shuttered, and formed long lines in front of the few bakeries brave enough to open.
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In Córdova's world, the Brooklyn we love is also a borough where particularly evil brujas run bakeries and where old brownstones serve as headquarters for the magical pros who keep order over all things mystical in the tristate area.
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New Yorker writer Helen Rosner has been sharing links for merchandise from local restaurants, cafés, and bakeries that are in precarious situations right now; while in San Francisco, websites like SaveOurFaves let you buy gift certificates for future use.
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After stints at Fauchon in Paris and Daniel in New York, he invented the Cronut and started a global pastry empire, including bakeries in London and Tokyo and, later this year, his first full-fledged restaurant in Los Angeles.
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As the LA Times map shows, the two bakeries' cookies show up all over the country: Parts of Kentucky, home of Little Brownie, use ABC, and the coastal tip of Virginia, which is generally ABC turf, uses Little Brownie.
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It sits about a mile from the archetypal Texas town square — a courthouse in the middle, ringed by bakeries and boutiques and sundry shops — and is a seven-minute drive from the unofficial ice cream of Texas, Blue Bell Creameries.
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"Every Chinese family I knew had Dinty Moore beef stew in the pantry," said Mr. Tang, 37, whose family owned real estate and Chinese bakeries in New York City, including the classic Nom Wah Tea Parlor, which he now runs.
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Bateel, whose Arabic name is derived from the young offshoot of a date palm, owns date groves in Al Ghat, about 250 km away from the capital Riyadh, and has a chain of cafes and bakeries for gourmet food and beverages.
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The smartcards are accepted at a network of government-run supermarkets as well as 26,000 privately owned grocers and grant each family member 15 pounds ($2) of credits a week plus five loaves of bread a day from participating bakeries.
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Bruegger's Bagels: The bagel shop is offering the longest deal of the week — from now until Wednesday, Big Bagel Bundles, which include a choice of any 13 bagels and two tubs of cream cheese, are only $10.40 at participating bakeries.
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Seeing as the gang always knew the hot happenings of New York City, it only makes sense that they dined at the finest restaurants, drank Cosmos at the trendiest bars, and enjoyed treats at the tastiest bakeries in the city.
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When Noah Bernamoff, with whom she had worked at Mile End Deli, and Matt Kliegman drafted her to develop all the recipes for the launch of Black Seed, "gluten" and "carbs" had become dirty words and bakeries were fighting for survival.
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Local bakeries and start-up candy suppliers now make small-batch takes on some of the sweets flavors we grew up with, using high-quality, expensive ingredients and topping chocolate bars off with finishing touches like flaky French sea salt.
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Restrictions that had been temporarily eased on Friday and Saturday — allowing some bakeries, pharmacies and fruit shops to open ahead of the Muslim holy festival of Eid al-Adha — were reinstated in major parts of the city on Sunday afternoon.
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Restrictions that had been temporarily eased on Friday and Saturday allowing some bakeries, pharmacies and fruit shops to open ahead of the Muslim holy festival of Eid al-Adha were reinstated in major parts of the city on Sunday afternoon.
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Bakeries make Tinder-themed wedding sweets; Tinder-themed save-the-dates and engagement announcements go out ahead of the events; "swiping" features prominently in wedding hashtags; and napkins, coasters, banners, and photo boards all might contain the couple's dating app stories.
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But Michaelis was kind enough to set the record straight about how bakers at not one, but two, El Bolillo locations (one in Houston proper and one in Pasadena) got busy making bread while they were trapped in their respective bakeries.
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Restrictions that had been temporarily eased on Friday and Saturday – allowing some bakeries, pharmacies and fruit shops to open ahead of the Muslim holy festival of Eid al-Adha – were reinstated in major parts of the city on Sunday afternoon.
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They look to other neighborhoods, such as Echo Park and Silver Lake, that were once working class and are now filled with upscale bakeries that sell artisan doughnuts and have replaced mom-and-pop taco shops and locally owned grocery stores.
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Cultured Traveler The main street in Gracanica, a village on the outskirts of Pristina, the capital of Kosovo, is lined with bakeries and markets strung together in a jumble until the shop fronts give way to a high stone wall.
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Google also registered when crowds were at their busiest during Thanksgiving 2018 at bakeries, grocery stores, liquor stores, movie theaters, and shopping centers from Wednesday to Black Friday, which should give you a good idea of what to expect in 2019.
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After 15 years working in the food world — in bakeries, restaurant pastry kitchens and test kitchens — and developing recipes in cuisines familiar to American readers, I began asking questions about whose culture was being reflected in the food I was making.
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The result is Belly Full, a book chronicling more than 60 eateries across the country, from the bakeries making legendary hard dough bread in Manchester to a place in London that claims to serve the best roti you'll ever eat.
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PARIS — Parisians took the French government's partial lockdown measures in stride on Sunday, half shrugging off the coronavirus threat and only limiting their normal weekend's activities: shopping at open-air markets, strolling in parks and lining up outside bakeries and butchers.
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Base camp is Friday Harbor, a town whose timeworn bakeries, bookshops and vistas of the Salish Sea, a network of waterways that runs from Puget Sound in Washington to the Strait of Georgia in Canada, induce a laid-back island reverie.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba is deploying oxen to replace tractors, using wood instead of gas at many state bakeries and advising citizens to save electricity by making the most of daylight as it grapples with an acute fuel shortage amid U.S. sanctions.
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He marketed his cellophane-wrapped, mass-produced bread as healthful and dependable, in contrast to the traditional French rolls, or bolillos — common at Mexican breakfasts — that were unavailable intermittently during frequent labor disputes and that sometimes originated in unhygienic bakeries.
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Now a fresh wave of overseas bakeries is on its way, from Australia, Italy and Scandinavia, most with a similar format — a retail counter, a seating area and a bakery in the rear — and some with plans for more expansion.
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An estimated 250,000 people are cut off from supplies and aid in that part of the city, and with hospitals and bakeries being targeted by the al-Assad regime, the situation is likely to get worse for those in Aleppo.
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READ MORE: This Is How Bad Venezuela's Food Shortage Has Become Reuters reports that the country's breadmakers have accused the government of creating the nationwide shortage of wheat, stating that 80 percent of bakeries have absolutely no wheat left in stock.
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So, for example, in the thinking of the bakery thing, whereas before you might've sat there and thought hard about all the places that you know nearby, you might reach for your phone and look up bakeries nearby or something like that.
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Shanghai alone has an estimated 6,500 coffee houses, with small chains, independent stores and bakeries battling for a slice of a market that research firm Mintel says could grow to 79 billion yuan ($11.84 billion) by 2022 from 60 billion yuan this year.
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Cinnabon: Cookie BonBites (chocolate chip cookie dough baked with bite-sized Cinnabon cinnamon rolls inside) will be available at Cinnabon bakeries nationwide for a limited time starting today — and on December 4, customers will receive a free milk with each Cookie BonBite purchase.
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REUTERS/Kaori Kaneko Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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California: Cookies At Hot CookiesIn San Francisco, a city long known for endorsing free love and unbridled forms of expression, it should come as no surprise that one of its most popular bakeries specializes in phallic treats of all shapes and, er, sizes.
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By linking small and medium-sized companies with excess capacity, the company hopes to give small retailers the same logistics opportunities that were only available to the largest retailers, shippers and logistics companies like Anheuser-Busch, Bimbo Bakeries and Turkey Hill Farms.
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In addition, electricity and mobile phone bills, which the insurgents collect in return for leaving power pylons and phone masts alone, and small levies on businesses selling daily necessities such as bakeries or flour mills, weave Taliban authority firmly into everyday life.
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The Tory Burch Foundation says the loans have gone to women-owned businesses across all sectors and industries — from bakeries to manufacturing plants, doctors to chefs — some with annual revenues of $10,000, and a few with annual revenues of as much as $500,000.
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Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans topped the list of the ten most-Instagrammed bakeries and cafes in the U.S. (Kim Kardashian is a big fan), while Starbucks Seattle came in fourth, outdoing Dominique Ansel's New York City outpost, which ranked eighth.
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As we watched the crowds walk down the tidy avenue lined by an imposing red brick cathedral, a 1930s-era Art Deco movie theater and crumbling Italian bakeries and cappuccino bars, Nega defended his decision to turn to the dictatorship for support.
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Baked by Melissa was one of the first bakeries to sell gluten-free cupcakes nationwide back in 2015, and Ben-Ishay said she was pleasantly surprised to discover how quickly she and her team were able to create the vegan cupcakes in comparison.
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We talked to experts who said that while buying up gift cards from independent bookstores and corner bakeries can undoubtedly help bolster companies reeling in the wake of the coronavirus, survival will require much more aggressive measures from the government and beyond.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - PASTRY SCANNER: Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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A decade on, the food phenomenon known as a gender-reveal cake, in which parents announce the sex of their baby through a sweet slice of color-coordinated dessert, has spawned videos, bakeries — and now, some resistance, as gender issues grow more complicated.
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Leading the pack is "Sister Pie: The Recipes and Stories of a Big-Hearted Bakery in Detroit" (Lorena Jones Books, $353) by Lisa Ludwinski, who worked at the bakeries Milk Bar and Four and Twenty Blackbirds before opening her own in Detroit.
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One of her two bakeries already has a generator -- which costs at least 13,000 rand ($200) a day to run -- but she had balked at the cost of installing one at her Black Forest bakery in the leafy Johannesburg suburb of Parkmore.
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One of her two bakeries already has a generator -- which costs at least 3,000 rand ($200) a day to run -- but she had balked at the cost of installing one at the Black Forest bakery in the leafy Johannesburg suburb of Parkmore.
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One of her two bakeries already has a generator — which costs at least 3,000 rand ($200) a day to run — but she had balked at the cost of installing one at the Black Forest bakery in the leafy Johannesburg suburb of Parkmore.
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One of her two bakeries already has a generator — which costs at least 3,000 rand ($200) a day to run — but she had balked at the cost of installing one at her Black Forest bakery in the leafy Johannesburg suburb of Parkmore.
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One of her two bakeries already has a generator — which costs at least 13,000 rand ($200) a day to run — but she had balked at the cost of installing one at her Black Forest bakery in the leafy Johannesburg suburb of Parkmore.
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New York has no shortage of small, homegrown bakeries, but in recent years the city has attracted a number of chains bearing foreign names: Maison Kayser from France, Le Pain Quotidien from Belgium, Breads Bakery from Israel, and others from Japan and Korea.
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Building upon a nearly two-decade-long career as a pastry chef, Polzine immersed herself in medovik research, poring exhaustively over vintage cookbooks and making multiple visits to San Francisco's traditional Russian bakeries in an effort to wheedle out secrets from suspicious babushkas.
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The minutiae of bread-making are at the heart of two books put forth by beloved bakeries: "Zingerman's Bakehouse Cookbook" by Amy Emberling and Frank Carollo (Chronicle Books, $29.95) and "The Sullivan Street Bakery Cookbook" by Jim Lahey and Maya Joseph (W.
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REUTERS/Kaori Kaneko Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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On Arthur Avenue, the "Little Italy" of the Bronx, located south of Fordham Road, a few minutes from the Fordham Road station (B and D lines) and the Fordham Metro North station, excellent pizzerias, delis and bakeries remain a way of life.
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