HOMESTEAD, FLA. (WSVN) - A cherished South Florida tradition is back in action for the holiday season, as Knaus Berry Farm reopens its doors at 8 a.m. Tuesday. The excitement is palpable as locals have been braving overnight lines to savor the delectable treats crafted at this iconic establishment.
The very first person in line claimed her spot at noon on Monday, embodying the dedication that surrounds this annual event. In the bakery, workers prepared to unveil a South Florida staple, renowned for its warm and sticky cinnamon rolls.
Chrischelli Polles, who has been eagerly waiting in line since Monday, expressed, “It’s all worth it – it’s a family tradition. I’ve been doing this since I was 12 years old.”
At 8 a.m., Knaus Berry Farm officially opened its doors to the community. People walked away with boxes of South Florida’s favorite cinnamon rolls.
“I’ve been doing it for the last five years and on the first day, it’s worth it,” said Yoan Sanchez, who walked out with several boxes of sweet treats.
“Delicious! Worth the wait,” said Polles as she took a bite of her delectable dessert.
Of course, the wait doesn’t seem to be a problem for dozens of people in line on Halloween morning.
As patrons eagerly anticipate the reopening of South Florida’s gem, they remain supportive of the Knaus family’s determination to continue the legacy initiated by their parents many years ago. The tradition endures, providing comfort and joy to Homestead families.
The line continues to grow throughout the morning, a reminder for all who might visit the farm: the bakery only accepts cash and they are open until 5 p.m.
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