Holy Cannoli’s expands to OU campus
The reach of Holy Cannoli's family recipe for sweet-filled Italian pastry is expanding once again. The downtown Rochester bakery that opened in 2010 first expanded to a second store in Berkley in April, then started selling its goods last week on the campus of Oakland University. Traditional cannoli and cannoli chips will be sold at the coffee shop inside OU's Human Health Building on Squirrel and Walton roads. Holy Cannoli's, which come in several flavors, are also on the menu at D'Amato's in downtown Royal Oak, and can be found at Eastern Market on Saturdays and the Bank of Antiques store in Washington Township. Source: Nicole Franey, co-owner, Holy Cannoli's Writer: Kim North Shine
The reach of Holy Cannoli’s family recipe for sweet-filled Italian pastry is expanding once again.
The downtown Rochester bakery that opened in 2010 first expanded to a second store in Berkley in April, then started selling its goods last week on the campus of Oakland University.
Traditional cannoli and cannoli chips will be sold at the coffee shop inside OU’s Human Health Building on Squirrel and Walton roads.
Holy Cannoli’s, which come in several flavors, are also on the menu at D’Amato’s in downtown Royal Oak, and can be found at Eastern Market on Saturdays and the Bank of Antiques store in Washington Township.
Source: Nicole Franey, co-owner, Holy Cannoli’s
Writer: Kim North Shine
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