Day 17: Holiday Sweets in YYC
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Here at Team Ken Richter we are very dedicated to health. However, we are also firm believers that around the holidays it is okay to treat yourself. Don't let that sugar cookie taunt you - indulge without remorse. Tis the season, after all.
Looking for local YYC bakeries to get your Christmas treats from? Here are 8 worth checking out:
- Pie Junkie: Pies galore, need we say more?
- Ollia Macrons & Tea: A taste of Paris this Christmas.
- Crave Cupcakes: Cookies, Cupcakes, Cakes - the holy trinity.
- Jelly Modern Doughnuts: Not your average Timbit.
- Éclair de Lune: Baked with extra love every single time.
- Sidewalk Citizen: Eggnog Rum Cheesecake? Check.
- Glamorgan Bakery: Balance the sweet with a savory cheese bun.
- Bake My Day:…
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