If you want to have your cake and have a drink too, the Great Spirits Baking Company has the answer.
Based out of St. Louis, Missouri, the Great Spirits Baking Company brings together the delicious taste of freshly baked cakes with the taste of your favorite spirits. The bakery serves up a wide variety of boozy cakes, including a Captain Morgan Apple Spice Cake, a Guinness Chocolate Stout Cake, a Baileys Irish Cream Cake, and a Limoncello Cake. And if you're worried about a hangover, you're in luck because the Guinness, Captain Morgan and Baileys cakes are all entirely non-alcoholic. As for the Limoncello cake, there's only a 0.5% alcohol content, so no need to worry about a buzz.
The Great Spirits Baking Company's cakes can be found at Giant or online from the company's web shop.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Booze-infused Baked Goods
- Opportunity for bakeries to tap into different markets by incorporating alcoholic flavors in their baked goods.
- Alcohol-free Boozy Baked Goods
- Opportunity for bakeries to cater to non-drinkers or those who want to enjoy the flavors of their favorite spirits without the alcohol content.
- Online Retail for Boozy Baked Goods
- Opportunity for businesses to tap into the e-commerce market and offer unique and niche products that are not commonly found in local stores.
Sectors Adopting This
- Bakery
- Bakeries can tap into the trend of using alcohol in baked goods to cater to a new demographic of customers.
- Retail
- Retailers have an opportunity to offer unique and niche products like boozy baked goods, attracting customers who are looking for something different from the usual sweets.
- E-commerce
- E-commerce businesses can offer alcohol-infused baked goods to customers who are looking for something different and cannot find them in their local stores.
