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Big Apple Bagels helps people find quick breakfast and snack options. The company’s products are found in franchised shops across the United States.

Bagels, Muffins, and More: What’s on the Menu?

Big Apple Bagels (BAB): Fresh bagels, cream cheese, and coffee for breakfast and lunch; About 63% of revenue came from royalties on these sales in Q2 2025.

My Favorite Muffin (MFM): Muffins, specialty sandwiches, and coffee, targeting morning and midday customers.

SweetDuet (SD): Self-serve frozen yogurt, often available inside bagel shops.

Brewster’s Coffee: Coffee products sold in most franchised units, supporting both bagel and muffin brands.

Licensing and Other: Branded products sold through nontraditional channels, plus income from sign shop services and contract settlements.

Rolling Out: Growth Moves and Strategic Steps

Franchise network expanded to 61 units as of Q2 FY2025, down from 64 units in Q2 FY2024.

SweetDuet yogurt is available as an add-on at some Big Apple Bagels locations.

Minority investment made in Athletes HQ Systems.

No major acquisitions or international expansion reported since 2021.

What Makes Big Apple Bagels Stand Out?

The company uses an asset-light model, relying on franchising and licensing instead of owning stores. It cross-sells products between brands, such as offering muffins in bagel shops and vice versa.

Five Things You Need to Know

Q2 FY2025 revenue was $808,486, down 8.4% from Q2 2024.

Q2 FY2025 net income was $154,292.

Operating expenses fell 12.6% compared to Q2 FY2024.

System-wide sales for six months ended May 2025 were $20.0 million.

No company-owned stores; all units are franchised or licensed.

Bottom Line

Big Apple Bagels has focused on franchising, cost control, and cross-brand integration. The company remains small but adaptable in the U.S. packaged foods market.