BAB Inc. Introduces New Bakery Cafe Concept
BAB, Inc., has announced the debut of its new concept, My Favorite Muffin "Your All Day Bakery Cafe."
-- Chain Leader, 9/9/2009 8:31:00 AM
PRESS RELEASE: Deerfield, IL - July 20, 2009 - BAB, Inc. (OTCBB: BABB), has announced the debut of its new concept, My Favorite Muffin(r) "Your All Day Bakery Café." The first two units are now open in Littleton and Highlands Ranch, Colorado.
BAB, the franchisor and licensor of Big Apple Bagels(r) and My Favorite Muffin(r), is no stranger to the Bakery Café trend that is sweeping the fast casual restaurant industry. The new concept incorporates the strengths of both original BAB concepts into a newly designed café that features a contemporary and comfortable interior and a menu offering that crosses over multiple day parts while maintaining its focus on fresh baked products.
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Beyond muffins, Your All Day Bakery Café offers freshly baked bagels with BAB's exclusive cream cheese spreads, breakfast sandwiches, a full range of lunch sandwiches, fruit smoothies, and BAB's own brand of Brewster's Coffee, roasted in small batches from the finest specialty beans according to carefully monitored specifications.
Your All Day Bakery Café is designed to work in 1600-2000 square feet of space and the layout can be flexible to accommodate varying space configurations. BAB is planning on nationwide expansion of the new concept with area development and individual franchise agreements.
BAB, Inc. operates, franchises, and licenses Big Apple Bagels (r), My Favorite Muffin (r) Jacobs Bros. Bagels (r) and Brewster's (r) Coffee. The Company's stock is traded on the OTCBB under the symbol BABB and its web site can be visited at www.babcorp.com.
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