Butter Braid®
Frozen, filled pastries. A school fundraiser with a sweet finish. Learn how ordering, pickup, and baking work.

What is Butter Braid?
Butter Braid pastries are hand-braided, filled pastries sold frozen through fundraisers. Supporters order a treat for home while helping their school or group. The manufacturer's range includes fruit, cinnamon, cream-cheese, and savory varieties; our local sale determines which flavors and prices are offered.
How our fundraiser works.
- Look for the PTSA sale announcement. The school will share the ordering deadline, available products, and pickup plan. Our previous ordering link currently returns a provider error, so a new sale is not open here yet.
- Open the school store and choose your seller. When the campaign opens, use the link shared by the PTSA or your student. Confirm that the fundraiser and seller are correct before choosing flavors and quantities.
- Order and pay through the fundraiser's store. Follow its checkout instructions and keep your confirmation. The Butter Braid program supports online ordering; only the current school campaign can confirm its actual selection and deadline.
- Collect your frozen pastries. Follow the PTSA's announced pickup or seller-delivery arrangements. Bring them home promptly and keep them frozen until you are ready to prepare them.
From the freezer to the table.
Plan ahead: a braided pastry needs time to thaw and rise. For example, the manufacturer's strawberry-and-cream-cheese directions call for 8–12 hours at about 72°F, until doubled in size, then baking at 325°F for 22–27 minutes before cooling and icing. Follow the package directions for your exact flavor, oven, and any high-altitude guidance.
Check the package and the official flavor page for ingredients and allergens before ordering or serving. Formulations and preparation instructions can differ between products.
School ordering link.
The previous school store is retained from the existing PTSA website for reference; it was unavailable when checked on October 28, 2026. Contact the PTSA for the next sale.
Sources: official fundraising program, product and storage FAQs, and strawberry pastry directions.
