Sara Lee’s bakery brands join the over 65 national brands already participating in Foodservice Rewards.

That’s great news for operators like Karen Lancaster, Owner, Busy B’s Bakery in Joshua, TX who writes:

“I have been a member of other food service reward programs, but none of them even compare to Foodservice Rewards. It is so simple – you tear off the yellow reward code label, go online to your account and enter the codes. The points add up really quick!!

I would recommend any food service operator, no matter how small, join this rewarding program. I am going to try to save all of my points and buy Christmas gifts this year. There really is something for everyone! Check it out!!”

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