re: Kolaches

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anything jalapeno and cheese flavored is awesome in my book.


My cock is jalapeno and cheese flavored FWIW

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Your cock = awesome, then

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My cock is jalapeno and cheese flavored FWIW

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all that time and effort you spent on the sex change, and you go cheap on parts

Kolaches aren't LA at all. It's Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska, and it's a Central Europe pastry.

I had some in Houston this weekend for the first time. Never heard of it until then. They were pretty damn good.

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I can't believe no one has opened a kolache place here

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everytime i come back from houston I wonder the same...

anyone wanna be a partner??

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Requirements
In order to be considered for a Kolache Factory franchise, applicants must:
Have significant business experience and strong management, leadership
and social skills
Demonstrate a strong desire to succeed and be able to function as
part of a team
Have the proven ability to manage finances, as well as employees
Be committed to the day-to-day operations of their particular bakery (ies) (For this reason, Kolache Factory does not grant franchises to absentee owners.)
While it is not necessary to have restaurant or bakery experience, a background in the industry will be considered favorably when reviewing an application.

Net worth requirements: $500,000
Liquid asset requirements: $150,000



INITIAL FRANCHISEE INVESTMENT
Franchise Fee: $35,000 (Method of payment - lump sum)
Franchise Term: 10 years
Building Requirements: 1,540-1,800 sq. ft.
Estimated Initial Investment: $337,330.00 - $464,000.00*
*These are the estimated total investment costs associated with opening a Kolache Factory bakery-cafe and operating it for a 90 day period. Estimated initial investment costs can vary greatly depending upon a number of factors including bakery-cafe location and size, and the amount of leasehold improvements required.





OTHER FEES:
Royalty Fee: 6%
Advertising Fee: 3%

KOLACHE FACTORY SPECS REQUIREMENTS

Kolache Factory bakery-cafes are typically located in strip shopping centers and range in size from 1,540-1,800 sq. ft.


Market demographics are based on a minimum three mile population of 60,000, with a minimum average household income of $60,000.


The bakery-cafes provide limited customer seating because most of our customers purchase kolaches for off-premises consumption.


In order to ensure that Kolache Factory bakery-cafes are consistent in appearance, they must be built-out or remodeled to Kolache Factory's specifications.

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thank you.. Kolache = garbage

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Your eating the wrong ones or you have no taste buds.

When we go to my wife's family reunion in Ellsworth, Kansas her grandma would make them everyday and they were awesome. Apricot and raspberry were the Bomb.

Here's the problem: Baton Rouge shops call pigs in a blanket kolaches. A Kolache is not a pig in a blanket!

In Texas (I've only had them in Houston) they are rolls of goodness with items such as bacon, cheese, jalepenos and eggs.

The Kolache Factory has over 20 different types. Baton Rouge "Kolaches" are a hot dog rolled in bread and that is all.

I don't see the need for purchasing a franchise on this one. Seems like a perty easy concept and the name Kolache Factory is not known here.