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Thursday, November 3rd, 2011
Open: 10am - 4pm (lunch 'till 2pm)
Taste the tradition at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. The Ladies Philoptochos Society (“Friends of the Poor”) invite you to our 62nd annual one-day bakesale. Now you can satisfy your cravings with our sweet and delicious pastries you know you love! And, they're handmade from authentic recipes that have been handed down through generations.
Where:
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
1701 E. Saginaw St. (corner of Marshall & Saginaw St. just across from the new Pattengill Middle School).
* * * Fast access… Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is only minutes from downtown and MSU! * * *
Lunch Menu: (Eat in or take out!)
Lunch is being served from 10am to 2pm and includes:
- Your choice of Spanakopita (Spinach Pie) or Tiropita (Cheese Pie),
- A hearty Greek Salad,
- Greek roll & butter,
- Coffee, and
- One of our famous desserts.
ALL for only $10.00!
Special Pastries Available:
Packaged assortments of:
- Baklava - Flaky pastry nut dessert
- Kataife - Shredded filo & nut roll
- Poura Saragli - Chocolate Almond Rolls
- Melomakarona - Honey nut cookies
- Kourambiethes - Powder sugar cookies
- Koulouria - Butter twist cookies
Remember, with the changes that have been made, you can expect lines to move even faster now. The Ladies Philoptochos Society respects your schedule!
This means that the pastries available on Thursday, November 3rd, 2011 are only sold in pre-arranged packages that are easy to carry, enjoy, and share with friends, family and co-workers.
And…Back by Popular Demand:
Delicious Greek sweet bread & “pita to go” will again be sold in the main line for your enjoyment the day of the Sale! Plus, remember to visit The Holy Trinity gift shop for special unique finds!