Home Style's most iconic baked goods

If you have a need for some fresh baked goods here in Grand Junction, look no further than one of the last true bakeries left in Colorado. Home Style has every kind of treat you could imagine, and all at a reasonable price. We're going to go through some of the best items baked fresh at the shop every day that customers have loved for decades. 



Cookies


Cookies are one of the most basic desserts, but they are a classic you can put any kind of spin on. And trust that Home Style doesn't just make one kind of cookie. The shop has everything from nostalgic favorites to new inventions and even takes orders for custom frosted batches. If you're in the mood for chocolate chip or something totally unique, Home Style has it all. 


Pastries


Danishes, strudels, scones, muffins, sweet bread, and other pastries make a perfect breakfast, whether you're by yourself and on the go or you want a box to share. Flakey dough, sweet filling and everything else that makes pastries so delicious keep people coming back for them.




Cinnamon rolls


The Home Style cinnamon rolls are something you don't want to miss. Everyone loves cinnamon rolls, but these take it to a whole new level. Bigger than the size of your hand and available with a simple glaze or cream cheese frosting, they take you right back to your childhood and bring some comfort and sweetness to your morning. 



Pie


Pie is one of the most classic and amazing desserts of all time, and it's even better when it's baked fresh. If you don't have the time or means for a homemade pie, Home Style has you covered.

Comments

  1. SofiaMarch 10, 2023 at 2:09 PM

    Wow, these sound delicious! Although we work on the more savory side of things, we can appreciate a good sweet treat, and these look incredible.

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  2. Jitterz CoffeeMarch 10, 2023 at 7:53 PM

    Hey neighbor! The cinnamon rolls are to DIE for! Love to see our local and last true bakery shops here in the heart of Grand Junction, maybe collab in the future?

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