Parker House and flavored yeast rolls, cornbread, gift boxes, cookbook and cooking accessories. In 1989, Sister Schubert was baking her now famous rolls in the kitchen of her home in Troy, Alabama, for her small catering business and for family and friends. That same year, she volunteered to donate some of her rolls to the holiday frozen food fair at her church, and received orders for 80 pans. The following year, Sister had to cut off orders at 200 pans, and in 1991, she filled orders for 300 pans. Patricia, dubbed Sister by a sibling, decided she might be on to something really big. She found two commercial ovens at a school surplus auction, borrowed a small chest freezer from her Mom, and bought a 30-quart commercial mixer. Her kitchen and sun porch became a mini-bakery and the dining room a packaging area. She hired three helpers and began with one account, Ingrams Curb Market in Troy, Alabama. After one month she was ready for new markets. Tirelessly, Sister called on other small groceries in Montgomery, Dothan, and Birmingham, Alabama. If a grocer would agree to sell her product, she and her two daughters would set up in the store and hand out samples.

Telephone: 1-888-55-Rolls
Website: http://www.ssrolls.com/