Collin Street Bakery
Collin Street Bakery is a renowned bakery based in Corsicana, Texas, known for its fruitcakes and other baked goods. Established in 1896, the bakery has a rich history and has become a staple in the community and beyond.
History[edit | edit source]
Collin Street Bakery was founded by August Wiederman, a master baker from Wiesbaden, Germany. Wiederman brought his traditional recipes to Texas, where he partnered with local entrepreneur Tom McElwee. The bakery quickly gained a reputation for its high-quality baked goods, particularly its fruitcakes, which became popular gifts during the holiday season.
Products[edit | edit source]
The bakery is best known for its DeLuxe Fruitcake, which is made with native pecans, Costa Rican pineapple, and other premium ingredients. In addition to fruitcakes, Collin Street Bakery offers a variety of other baked goods, including:
Locations[edit | edit source]
While the original bakery is located in Corsicana, Collin Street Bakery has expanded to include several other locations in Texas, including:
Mail Order Business[edit | edit source]
Collin Street Bakery has a significant mail-order business, shipping its products to customers around the world. The bakery's fruitcakes are particularly popular during the holiday season, and the company has developed a loyal customer base over the years.
Cultural Impact[edit | edit source]
The bakery has been featured in various media outlets and has become a cultural icon in Texas. Its fruitcakes have been enjoyed by celebrities and dignitaries, further cementing its reputation as a premier bakery.
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