A vegan cinnamon roll bakery is opening its doors in Tucson this week.
Cinnaholic, a Berkeley, California, franchise, has more than 100 shops across the country.
Cinnaholic will open its vegan bakery in Tucson May 17 at 245 S. Wilmot Road.
The location at 245 S. Wilmot Road, near Broadway, will be the first in Tucson, run by local operators Elijah Myers and Katarina Macias.
βWe are thrilled to introduce Cinnaholic to the Tucson community,β Myers said. βWith its fresh vegan ingredients and fully customizable options, there is nothing like it.β
Cinnaholic vegan cinnamon rolls include toppings such as smores, cookie dough, fruit and nuts.
The cinnamon rolls can be topped with items such as as cookie dough, smores, fruit or nuts, and there are 20-plus frosting flavors and topping options.
Cinnaholic will open Friday, May 17, with rolls on sale for $2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Aside from their cinnamon rolls, other treats include cookies, brownies and customized cinnamon roll cakes called βCinnacakes.β
Cinnaholic also offers catering for events such as weddings, conferences and conventions.
Learn more at facebook.com/Cinnaholic.Tucson.
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