TRUSTED BY HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF RETAILERS
Cindy Davenport, owner of Floral Studio & Gift Designs by Cinport in Florida, USA
Cindy Davenport, owner of Floral Studio & Gift Designs by Cinport in Florida, USA
60-day payment terms
Free returns on all opening orders
Unique products curated for your store
Steiner’s coffee cakes are made with real ingredients. No artificial flavors or preservatives go into our cakes or any of our baked goods, giving them a fresh, right-out-of-the-oven taste. In addition to being certified Kosher and gluten-free, we are also nut-free – though we won’t say the same about our staff. In 1963 Malcolm Steiner (AKA Grandpa) set out to conquer another hobby – cooking & baking. At that time he was already a painter, an Orchidist (person who raises orchids), a volunteer at Long Island Jewish Hospital – delivering said orchids to patients rooms, and in his spare time, ran Steiner Plastics which became Universal Sign Company, founded by his mother, Cyrille Steiner. Grandpa Malcolm quickly became a commander of the kitchen. If he wasn’t in his greenhouse, he was walking around the kitchen in his apron with a dishtowel hanging out of his back pocket. He was tall, bald, skinny and loved butter. If it didn’t taste right, he was famous for saying, “just add butter. “He worked alongside my father at Universal Sign Corporation until his passing at 90 years of age. He was a man of very few words. Nonetheless my brother and I have a treasure trove of memories filled with his very best recipes. Fortunately, he took his daughter in-law Nanci (AKA mom) under his wing and taught her everything he knew.
Steiner’s coffee cakes are made with real ingredients. No artificial flavors or preservatives go into our cakes or any of our baked goods, giving them a fresh, right-out-of-the-oven taste. In addition to being certified Kosher and gluten-free, we are also nut-free – though we won’t say the same about our staff. In 1963 Malcolm Steiner (AKA Grandpa) set out to conquer another hobby – cooking & baking. At that time he was already a painter, an Orchidist (person who raises orchids), a volunteer at Long Island Jewish Hospital – delivering said orchids to patients rooms, and in his spare time, ran Steiner Plastics which became Universal Sign Company, founded by his mother, Cyrille Steiner. Grandpa Malcolm quickly became a commander of the kitchen. If he wasn’t in his greenhouse, he was walking around the kitchen in his apron with a dishtowel hanging out of his back pocket. He was tall, bald, skinny and loved butter. If it didn’t taste right, he was famous for saying, “just add butter. “He worked alongside my father at Universal Sign Corporation until his passing at 90 years of age. He was a man of very few words. Nonetheless my brother and I have a treasure trove of memories filled with his very best recipes. Fortunately, he took his daughter in-law Nanci (AKA mom) under his wing and taught her everything he knew.
