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Media Spotlight:

PureWow Wows Us!

“Baking the Mold. A cult-favorite gets its own cookbook.”  Enjoy this new review on PureWow.

11/26/2012

Media Spotlight, What's New:

Michelin Salutes Us - 3rd Year in a Row

mg-2013-ch_2013-112x190Happy to say we made the Michelin Guide - Chicago Dining Edition 2013!  Look for  us in the Lincoln Park & Old Town section - Best of Bakeries.  “Don’t let the quirky titles fool you, this may be some of the best and most gratifying food in town!”

11/21/2012

Media Spotlight:

Bloggers talking meatloaf!

Catch the latest reviews on our brand new cookbook!  Foodie with Family, Cupcakes take the Cake, Creative Culinary and Lisa Cooking.  It’s a busy time for everyone and we appreciate all the wonderful feedback. The Meatloaf Bakery Cookbook: Comfort Food with a Twist is available now on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, other online sources, many of your local area bookstores and of course, in The Meatloaf Bakery!

11/18/2012

Media Spotlight:

Cupcakes Take the Cake Chat About our New Cookbook

Cupcakes Take the Cake spotlight our brand new cookbook!

11/14/2012

Meatloaf-A-Go-Go, Media Spotlight, Special Meatloaf Events:

Chicago Food Truck Day 7.12.12

support-food-trucksChicago Food Truck Day! Meet us on the streets of Chicago to eat well & support your Chicago food trucks. Grab lunch from any participating food truck for information on how you can support the fight for fair rules and regulations in Chicago’s food truck ordinance- be one of the first 19 to do so and get a free treat! We’ll be giving away whoopie pies to the first 19 lunchers over at 57th & Ellis on the University of Chicago campus. Why 19? July 19th is the date of the city council will be holding a public hearing discussing the new rules and regulations Chicago would like to set forth and we’re looking to get as much support from our customers as possible to stand together and voice our concerns with the ordinance. Learn more about the issues mobile food businesses are facing and sign the petition to change them. We want you to have the choice to choose what you want to eat and where you want to eat it. If you want to see the food truck community flourish in Chicago, please sign this petition to help make that happen http://www.change.org/petitions/support-chicago-food-trucks

You can also help by contacting your local alderman- look up the contact info for your ward below:

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07/11/2012