What is typically placed in 106's?

In the context of bakery operations, particularly at Publix, 106's refer to specific display cases or shelving units designed for smaller baked goods. Typically, small pies are well-suited for these areas because they are often made in a format that fits neatly within the dimensions of a 106, allowing for optimal visibility and accessibility for customers browsing the bakery selection. Displaying these items in a designated place increases their appeal and helps in organized presentation, encouraging sales.

In contrast, the other options do not align as closely with the typical use of a 106. For example, big cakes generally require more space and larger display areas, while pastry bites could be displayed in more compact or diverse ways, as they may not need the level of exposure or specific arrangement that a smaller item like a pie would. Donuts, while often displayed in various formats, might not traditionally fit the standard configuration associated with 106's as neatly as small pies do. Therefore, the choice of small pies aligns with standard bakery practices regarding display and customer interaction.