Cinnaholic continues making NJ sweeter with plans for 2 new bakeries

Kimberly Redmond//December 15, 2022//

Listen to this article

Cinnaholic is a vegan cinnamon roll bakery that was featured on the ABC show Shark Tank in 2014. — Cinnaholic is a plant-based bakery that offers gourmet cinnamon buns that can be customized with over more than toppings and frostings, as well as brownies, edible cookie dough and cookies. – CINNAHOLIC

Cinnaholic, a vegan cinnamon roll bakery that was featured on ABC’s reality series “Shark Tank” in 2014, is putting the finishing touches on two more locations in New Jersey.

The new storefronts – located at 135 Route 73 in Marlton and 319 Route 130 in East Windsor – expect to announce grand opening dates soon, but the chain did not provide any further details.

The plant-based bakery has become known as a “better-for-you” option when it comes to sweets, offering gourmet cinnamon buns that can be customized with over 40 toppings and frostings, as well as brownies, edible cookie dough and cookies.

Founded 12 years ago by Florian and Shannon Radke, a couple from California, Cinnaholic started out as a food truck and then moved into a brick-and-mortar location.

Since then, the company has focused on growing its footprint. In 2014, Cinnaholic began franchising and now has more than 70 locations across the U.S., which helped the chain earn a place on Entrepreneur magazine’s 500 fastest-growing brands list in 2021 and 2022.

Over the past three years, Cinnaholic has opened three bakeries in New Jersey: Westfield, Metuchen and Sea Girt.