PastryKolaches (Kolach)

Kolace (Kolac) $2.00/ pc • 1/2 dozen: $10 • 1 dozen: $15

Strawberry ((jahodové)

Blueberry (borůvkové)

Cherry ((třešňové)

Apricot (meruňkové)

Apple-Cinnamon (jablko-skořicové)

Lemon (citronové)

Cream Cheese (smetanový sýr)

Cream Cheese & Fruit (smetanový sýr s ovocem)

Ask for a custom filling under your request

Buns (Bun) Buchty (Buchta)

Sweet Stuffed Buns $2.25/pc • 1/2 dozen: $12 • 1 dozen: $20

Farmer Cheese (tvarohové)

Poppy Seeds (makové)

Walnut-Vanilla Sugar (ořech*vanilka)

Nutella (čokoláda nutella)

Vanilla Pudding-Cream Cheese (vanilkový pudink*smetanový sýr)

Cinnamon Apple Strudel (Jablko skořicový štrůdl)

$2.80/pc • 1/2 dozen: $12 • 1 dozen: $22

Savoury Pastry (American’s Kolache)

Americké Koláče (Klobásníky) $2.50/pc • 1/2 dozen: $13 • 1 dozen: $20

Turkey and Swiss (krůtí šunka sýr ementál)

Hotdog Cheddar Cheese (párek čedar sýr)

Jalapeno Cheddar Hot Dog (pálivý párek čedar sýr)

Klobasa (Sausage) Turkey or Beef (krůtí nebo hovězí klobása)

Cold DeliTwist

(Skořicové rolky) $2.50/pc • 1/2 dozen: $13 • 1 dozen: $18

Cinnamon Sugar, White Chocolate, and Walnut Crumbs

Czech Open Face Sandwiches or

Garnished Breads (Chlebíčky)

$2.80/pc • 1/2 dozen: $14 • 1 dozen: $22 Served on thin slices of French bread (Veka)

Spread of Potato Salad and a variety of garnishes including: Ham, Turkey or

Hard Salami, Cheese, Pickles, Hard Boiled Eggs It’s a popular snack food usually eaten by hand.

They have been invented by Jan Paukert

in the beginning of the 20th century

Classic Open Face Sandwiches (OFS)

$2.80 Turkey OFS

(Turkey, Czech Potato Salad, Pickles, Swiss Cheese)

Ham OFS

(Ham, Czech Potato Salad, Pickles, Swiss Cheese)

Hard Salami OFS

(Hard Salami, Czech Potato Salad, Pickles, Swiss Cheese)

Vegetable OFS

with Czech Potato Salad or Yogurt Butter Spread (Vegetable, Cheese,

Pickles, Hard Boiled Eggs)

Egg-Pickles-Onion Salad OFS Yogurt Butter, Cream Cheese, Garlic Spread with Klobasa (Turkey or Beef)

Vladislava’s journey to the US started in 1999 after the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslavakia. She came from the small country village of South Maravia, a village very rich in Czech culture. People treated each other as family and no one ever went hungry. When she moved to Yukon, OK, and attended her first Yukon Czech Festival, she was so excited to find her culture and heritage being celebrated here. However, she was also disappointed to find no bakery, store, or restaurant served Czech food on the other days of the year. She decided it was time to share her heritage with the people of Yukon! She started a small catering business and eventually opened a food truck called “Czech Delights.” She has now moved on to starting Vladislava’s Czech Bakery and Cafe with her new business partner, Devin Tenney.

This business represents her heart. She often says of her business, “It must be about people, culture, Czech heritage, and the good will to share happiness and a smile with others!” That is her mission. She is ready to make Yukon a place that truly celebrates Czech culture!

Vladislava’s Story