In 2002, the bakery opened an additional location in Thornhill, and for the past three years, they have been supplying the Second Cup coffee shops along the Bathurst corridor. Some of the products which Grodzinski is most proud of are their children’s cookies and their honey cake, which he believes is “the best honey cake around.”Īs a result of their crowd-pleasing, high-quality products, the Toronto Bakery has evolved leaps and bounds since its 1999 opening. Today, if we have to choose between a lesser-quality ingredient and a higher-quality ingredient, we go for the higher quality.” “Back in England, my Father always purchased the highest-quality ingredients for the bakery. “We try to provide a quality product,” said owner, Daniel Grodzinski. The kosher food service, which has been available at these locations since September 2012, includes sandwiches in wraps and buns, Danishes, and yogurt parfaits with granola and fresh fruit.ĭespite being a relative newcomer to the Canadian kosher food scene, opening their doors in Toronto in October 1999, Grodzinski Bakery has a rich history dating back to 1888, when they first opened their doors in London, England. Grodzinski Bakery is providing a variety of kosher options at three locations in Terminal 1 CIBO Express Gourmet Market, Fetta Panini Bar and Heirloom Bakery Café. Kosher consumers who have previously been stuck in the Toronto Pearson Airport with few options in sight can now breathe a sigh of relief.

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