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Corner Bakery Cafe has something for every foodie. (Giveaway Alert)

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Corner Bakery Café has been baking and making people fall in love with food since 1991. Happening now, they are celebrating the season of summer with two NEW menu items: Buttermilk Pancakes with berries and the Spicy Asian Pork Hot Toasted Sandwich.  The pancakes are included in the Kid’s menu for the entire family to enjoy at all their locations.  To help with a busy summer, they even offer a catering menu, which is made to order.  The food is prepared as though you have a private chef on staff.  Corner Bakery offers a great place for families to enjoy delicious meals, save time and have a less stressful summer.  (Enter for a chance to win a Gift Card to Corner Bakery Café at the end of this post.) Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post. All thoughts and opinions are all my own.

For twenty three years, people have been visiting Corner Bakery Café for their delicious comfort food and healthy menu items.  Continuing the tradition of offering a home-style meal, they have decided to add to their menu Buttermilk Pancakes.  What makes them so special is that they are made with real buttermilk and made-to-order; not frozen and never re-heated.  Their new light and fluffy pancakes dressed with real syrup and summer ready berries make it the perfect breakfast.  Another great selection for breakfast is the Chilled Berry Almond Swiss Oatmeal.  It is has rolled oats, green apples, bananas, currants and dried cranberries as well as low fat yogurt and skim milk.  They give you a Raisin Pecan Sweet Crisp to go with your oatmeal. 

Lunch has gone International with their NEW Spicy Asian Pork Hot Toasted Sandwich.  The sandwich is made with shredded roasted pork and a savory Asian barbecue sauce.  It is topped with fresh coleslaw, crisp English cucumbers,  pickled jalapenos and cilantro.  The sandwich is served hot on a toasted French freshly baked roll.  Imagine it as French / Vietnamese fusion cuisine that you are sure to love.  It is one of the best sandwiches in town because it has a sweet and spicy taste. 

The kids menu is a great value for a family because they offer great food under $5.00, which includes a beverage.  The menu offers breakfast, lunch and dinner choices served all day.  For breakfast, the choices include The Kids Scrambler (scrambled eggs with bacon or fresh fruit and white toast) and the NEW buttermilk pancakes (Two original or chocolate chip pancakes served with Applewood smoked bacon).  For lunch or dinner, they offer a Kid’s Combo (Any half kids sandwich paired with a small soup, served with choice of bakery chips or baby carrots.)  Kids’ sandwiches include Turkey, Ham, Grilled Cheese, Peanut Butter and Jelly (Served on choice of white or harvest bread with pickles and bakery chips or baby carrots.)  Included in the menu for kids is a Homemade Mac and Cheese, Pasta with Meatball or Noodles and sauce (choice of marinara or cream sauce).  This menu is recognized by the Kids Live Well National Restaurant Association, an organization committed to helping families find better choices when dining out.
Corner Bakery offers a large catering menu which can help you have a stress free summer.  I think it is like having your own private chef on call.  Take a look at their online menu to view a complete list of food items they offer.  Here their link: Corner Bakery Café Online Menu.  One of the best valued items on their catering menu is their Bundt Bite Tray.  It is only $20.00 for 20 pieces.  Make your day special with a freshly baked Bundt bite.  This is a great way to host any occassion.
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