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Onondaga SBDC Client Story of the Month

Sugar Blossom Cake Shop

“I could make the sun shine from pure desire” –  Steve Winwood, 1986 in “Higher Love”

If there were ever two young entrepreneurs that could make the sun shine from pure desire, I think I may have met them.  The lyric from the song “Higher Love” epitomizes Kaleigh Ligoci and Lauren Scarpelli.

On Thursday, December 3rd, the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce cut the ribbon and officially welcomed Kaleigh, Lauren and their Sugar Blossom Cake Shop to the village of Liverpool, New York.  While they didn’t seek it out, the opening of their bakery has generated a lot of press attention as it’s been featured in newspaper articles and television.  Their glass dessert cases on the first floor of the bakery are filled with colorful macaroons, cupcakes, cookies, bars, brownies and gluten free pastries.  Specialty coffee is served by the cup or purchased by the bag.  The second-floor is a spacious loft with high ceilings and a lot of natural light.  It’s available for taste testing and custom consultations for weddings and special events.
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