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Four Friends' Family Cinnamon Roll Recipe Becomes $7M Business on Target Shelves

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Sunshine Buns has raised $7 million in Series A funding to expand its retail presence. The company was founded by four friends who started with a family cinnamon roll recipe. Their frozen products are now sold at major retailers including Target and Costco. The new capital will go toward boosting production and marketing. The founders credit local mentors and Utah's supportive startup community for their growth.

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