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Great Harvest Bread Expands Menu for St. Patrick’s Day

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Customers to see limited-time foods, treats, meals available.

DILLON, Mont. - March 08, 2017 - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Great Harvest Bread will make its customers feel especially green – but in a good way – this St. Patrick’s Day as it rolls out its annual lineup for treats, sweets and other foods during the March holiday.

Beginning the week before St. Patrick’s Day, participating bakery-cafes from Great Harvest Bread, famous for its fresh, made from scratch breads and goodies, will roll out a lineup that features Irish Soda Bread, Gouda and Stout Bread and Shamrock Sugar Cookies, along with other St. Patrick’s Day-inspired themes and items reflective of a specific town.

Various locations may offer Blarney Scones and Irish Cream Scones as well.

“Of all the celebrations on the calendar, St Paddy’s is clearly one that we can participate in,” said Mike Ferretti, CEO of Great Harvest Bread Co. “In addition to Guinness, everyone thinks about having great Irish Soda Bread this time of year, plus we are going to offer other amazing products that are going to surprise people.”

In addition to the St. Patrick’s Day lineup, Great Harvest Bread will continue to offer its fresh breads, hot and cold sandwiches, grain bowls, salads, soups, cinnamon rolls, scones, bars and muffins to the public.

Great Harvest Bread bakeries make bread from scratch with whole grains shipped directly as wheat berry from select farms in Montana’s Golden Triangle. Every day flour is milled fresh from the wheat berry at each local Great Harvest bakery. Generally a five-hour process, the baking begins every day as early as 2:30 a.m. Every loaf is kneaded by hand, baked and served fresh to all guests who enter at all three dayparts – breakfast, lunch and dinner.

For more information on Great Harvest Bread, visit www.GreatHarvest.com.

About Great Harvest Bread Company

Great Harvest Bread has spent the past 40 years perfecting the combination of ingredients to make the freshest and authentic breads and pastries, as well as the newer sandwiches, grain bowls and soups, growing to over 200 locations, all of which continue to mill their own Golden Triangle wheat every morning from scratch. Providing local communities with authentic breads and pastries made fresh daily, the brand is now growing through franchising with a new bakery-cafe model ideal for multi-unit ownership. Open during three parts of the day - breakfast, lunch and dinner - the menu has grown beyond a wide variety of soft, delicious breads to include soups, sandwiches and grain bowls. To learn about franchising opportunities with Great Harvest Bread Company, go to https://www.greatharvest.com/franchise.

Contact:

Mike Garabedian
Fishman Public Relations
847-945-1300
mgarabedian@fishmanpr.com

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