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Bake Code Croissanterie is Toronto's spot for over-the-top croissants

Bake Code Croissanterie is Toronto's spot for over-the-top croissants

Eat Me
Posted on November 20, 2020

Bake Code Croissanterie is a Taiwanese chain in Toronto that's baking some of the most indulgent and outrageous croissants in the city.

Bake Code Croissanterie

626 Yonge St.

Yonge & Wellesley

Produced by Aaron Navarro. Filmed and edited by Garri Gonzaga. Hosted by Dhanung Bulsara.

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