Southern Sugar Bakery

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Southern Sugar Bakery
Southern Sugar Bakery LLC
TypePrivately held company
Founded2013
FounderAngie Tucker and Christin Kubasko
Websitewww.southernsugarbakery.com

Southern Sugar Bakery is a privately owned bakery based in Raleigh, North Carolina that is known for decorated cookies in all shapes and sizes.

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History

Southern Sugar Bakery was started by former school counselors, Angie Tucker and Christin Kubasko, in 2013. [1]  They began baking cookies part-time in Angie’s kitchen as an NC licensed home bakery. In 2015, the bakery moved to a commercial kitchen as a full-time operation with additional employees.  Southern Sugar Bakery has been featured on the Today Show, [2] ABC 11, Our State Magazine, WRAL TV, [3] Country Living Magazine, [4] Good Mythical Morning with Rhett and Link, [5] Raleigh Magazine, [6] Walter Magazine, [7] and Southern Bride and Groom. [8] They provided cookies for the 2017 Country Music Awards official after party. [9]

Products

Southern Sugar Bakery produces custom decorated cookies, semi-custom decorated cookies, cookie cakes and teaches cookie decorating classes. [1]

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