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Gluten-Free Watercooler-Pip's Place Cakery Opening

I have not yet been to Pip's Place, but I hear it's fantastic.  A bit expensive, but what isn't these days? and located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan on 1st Avenue between 89 and 90th Street.  Featured in the New York Times as the first upscale gluten-free bakery. (Featured in Daily News, CBS, SnackFixation, Next Magazine, Celiac Chics (used to be a blog, now a .com)

There is no possibility of cross-contamination.  Woo Hoo.  They also serve coffee (total bonus) and sell the beans, made and roasted in Brooklyn.  Ah, NY made, nice.  Cappuccinos, latte's and coffee drinks galore, cakes, cookies, muffins, squares and more.  And total beyondo bonus?  They ship.  They ship throughout North America and in the Tri-State area.  Bam!

Cakes  Bam!
Muffins   Bam!
Cookies  Bam!
Squares  Bam!
More Treats  Bam!

Recently my friend mentioned to me that she bought the Gum Drop Loaf, and even though it sounded gross it was fantastic and that I had to get my butt up to the UES and have some.  Now, gum drop loaf sounds like something out of candy land!  And it doesn't sound gross, it sounds amazing!! Great!  Super Fab.  I have to make my way up there, but I didn't want to deprive all of my NYC, Manhattan readers of this fabulous find.  They have been open for quite a few months, but as usual, I have such a long list of blog posts to complete, I was late to post this shout-out.  Better late then never. 

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Enjoy!  xoxo Julie

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