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Old 05-31-2006, 04:33 PM
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Anyone know of any name for bakery or can suggest any name for a bakery? I'm planning to start a bakery business and stumble on names ...hmmm...

Does this sound ok?

- Sweet House Bakery
- Bonbon Bakery House
- Flour Season Bakery
- Flour Time: Fine Desserts, Cakes, & Gourmet Cookies

Anything anyone?
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How bout:

1). Sweet Delights Bakery and Sweets
2). Sweeties Bakery House

Sorry thats all I can think of. Good Luck.

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Hows about:
Demi
Choux
The Proof Box
D.C.&GC
Or...THE Anti Atkins House of Goodness ?

What city are you in?
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How about...?

Land of the rising Buns.

or

Bad Loaf Rising

Oh, in Texas you could be "Austin Flours"
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The name should somehow identify the style of your business, so maybe you can give more info., or we're just shooting in the dark.
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Strawberries & Chocolate?

The Upper Crust?

Dozen Loaves?
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Upper Crust is a good one.

Yes, style of bakery is important for picking a name.
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We had a discussion on this very topic a couple of years ago, I think. You could try using the search feature here to find the post(s). But this one had lots of play: New Bakery needs a name

Who is your public? What is your speciality? Is it a place to linger and be communal or someplace to make a purchase and leave? Just some factors to consider.
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um?
how about Panini? no that's a stupid suggestion. Choux Box? no. non foodies wouldn't get it. Bakery! that's a good one.
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Choux Box?

There is a place in my neighborhood, which I'm pretty sure is part of a chain, called The Choux Factory
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nice to see humor in food.....can you imagine the product names in "choux box?"

mules
3"pumps
choo choux
chewy choux
pate (choux) cakes
loafers

oh to not be so fuzzy brained today....this has possibilities.
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just enjoyed a good laugh, Greasechef , Love "Land of the Rising buns". Shroomgirl, how about "Floursheims" ?

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T. good one
ciabattas
dingos
choux horns
choux fly
choux buckle
can't stop!!! eek
Taking the boy to engineering camp,
chouxly there's more.

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Ahh Choux!

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