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Carvel, Cinnabon & Auntie Anne's Will Now Deliver To Your Door
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Rebecca Fishbein
Published Aug 22, 2015
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Rebecca Fishbein
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Starting next week, Carvel, Cinnabon, Auntie Anne's and more will spare you the indignity of having to travel to a Jersey Turnpike rest stop or one of these citywide-located "shoppes" to shove sugar and cream into your face—they'll be delivering treats right to your door, thanks to a new deal with delivery service Postmates.
CNN reports that Focus Brands, which owns Carvel and Cinnabon along with Auntie Anne's, Moe's Southwest Grill, and more airport-worthy food companies, has teamed up with Postmates to deliver all their goods next week. New York will be one of the first cities to be cursed blessed with the delivery treatment, along with Atlanta, Dallas, Austin, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Portland, Oregon.
More than two-thirds of Americans are considered obese or overweight, but we've been living in dark times since they shuttered the Penn Station Cinnabon anyway.
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