What is the difference between a DELI and a BAKERY?!
Answers: Delis sell lunchmeats, cheeses, condiments and preprepared salads. They also sell sandwiches, but don't specialize in bread/pastry making. Bakeries sell baked goods -- breads, cakes, cookies, pastries. Some might have a tea room and sandwiches, but that's not their primary business. Panerra's more of a bakery cafe.
A deli is what you would find at your grocery store. They sell the sliced meats, cheese etc. They also have things to take home for dinner like rotisserie chicken, fried chicken, macaroni salads etc.
A bakery is where they are preparing fresh breads, deserts or pastries. Usually you wouldn't find things to eat for dinner at a bakery.
Deli has meat, bakery has pastry.
Bakery has baked goods - things baked with flour - bread, cakes, muffins, pies, etc.
Deli has meat and cheese and bread and makes sandwiches.
A Deli sells meat and sandwiches, A bakery sells bread and cake
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A bakery just has bread, cakes, pastries stuff like that.
A deli has sliced meats, cheeses, pasta salads.
Sometimes a bakery has a deli and that is usually called a cafe.
Deli's are supposed to be making the food from scratch for the most part. Bakeries do not carry the meats and side dishes.
A deli usually serves up meat sandwiches and such, but a bakery bakes donuts and baked goods such as cakes and breads and donuts.
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Bakerys paint cars Deli' s make the seat covers