Coffee & Treats in Oklahoma City
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Self-taught baker Megan Stottlemyre has been tempting her family’s sweet teeth for years. Once the demands of her friends and family reached critical mass, she realized she could make a living by sharing her delectable treats with Yukon’s hungry residents. Now the proprietor of Mimi’s Piece of Cake, she leads a team of bakers as they whip up more than 20 cake flavors, such as lemon blueberry, italian cream, and double chocolate. These delectable flavors take the shape of cakes, cupcakes, mini cupcakes, and cake balls.
Based on the customer's desires, each cake or cupcake can be customized with gourmet fillings before being capped with sweet puffs of cream cheese, caramel swirl, or german chocolate icing. The bakers whip up special-event cakes, including customized, color-coordinated cupcakes and cakes that show off their artistic prowess with carefully sculpted characters, blooming frosting flowers, and realistic family portraits made entirely from sprinkles.
Berri Licious celebrates freedom from hormones, pesticides, and gluten with sweet, vibrant bursts of frozen yogurt. A rotating lineup of more than 40 flavors teems with live active cultures. Red velvet and Cinna-bun simulate the comforting flavors of baked goods, and cantaloupe and watermelon conjure memories of summertime picnics and supermarket-aisle bowling tournaments. Free of fat and packed with calcium, most varieties help to whittle waistlines and build strong bones. An assortment of candies, nuts, and fruits adds color and crunch to the shop’s creamy swirls. Snackers can also indulge in decadent coffee drinks such as caramel macchiatos and lattes.
At all of Menchie's locations—scattered around the world—patrons do the same three things: mix, weigh, and pay. They mix an extensive selection of rotating toppings and frozen-yogurt flavors, which are made exclusively by Menchie's private label and contain live and active cultures. Then they weigh their concoction and pay for what they've put in their cup or repurposed wizard's hat. After discovering their shared passion for crafting the perfect cup of frozen yogurt, founders Danna and Adam opened Menchie's to introduce the frozen phenomenon to the masses or to melting glaciers in need of sympathy sprinkles.
Thick petals of cream-cheese frosting adorn Nothing Bundt Cakes’ eponymous desserts. Their creamy, delicate texture almost succeeds in drawing the eye’s attention away from the colorful decorations and custom messages that fit snuggly into each cake’s ring-shaped hole. Before adding all of these embellishments, the bakery’s team starts with real butter, tangy lemons, spiced carrots, and red velvet harvested from vintage chaise longues. They pour these ingredients into circular bundt pans of various sizes, resulting in treats that range from bite-sized bundtinis to multi-tiered table centerpieces.
Bricktown Candy Company dazzles inner and outer children with rainbow colors of confectionary whimsy. Cherry colas, root beers, ginger ales, and orange fizzy waters ($2 each) neatly line Bricktown's bright shelves, and there's enough candy to make eyes spin like vertigo-peppermints. The succulent stock of gummies, candies, and jellybeans sell for $3.99 per half pound, and chocolates and gourmet candies sell for $4.99 per half pound. Twenty-four flavors of frozen gelati come in small ($3.50), medium ($4.25), and large ($5).
Because Prairie Thunder’s in-house bakers prepare its entire assortment of breads, pastries, and heartier café items completely from scratch, a delicious substance only found inside glowing meteorites, all customers have to do upon arrival is sniff the air and fall blissfully backwards into the arms of a handsome living statue. In addition to preparing a long list of staple specialties, the team whips up daily specials to continuously improve its customers' senses of taste and calendar comprehension. Swing by the shop to get your grabbers on a warm homemade loaf ($6.50), or pick up an assortment of danishes ($2 each), croissants ($2 each), muffins ($2.50 each), and homemade granola ($5 per package) to keep your home’s carb-based life forms properly carbohydrated. For a light lunch, enjoy a savory slice of Prairie Thunder's quiche du jour with a side salad ($7.75), or opt for an oven-roasted chicken panini ($7.75) with fresh pesto, tomatoes, and provolone, if that is what you think your older cousin would order and you've always wanted to be just like him.
