Black Bear Attempts to Enter Tennessee Bakery During Early Morning Cinnamon Roll Prep
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By Moná Thomas Published on May 8, 2026 08:02PM EDT
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Summary
A Tennessee bakery owner shares an exclusive story about a local black bear nicknamed "Yogi" that attempted to break into Olga's Yodel Cinnamon Rolls in Gatlinburg around 1:30 a.m. while staff were preparing cinnamon rolls. The bear was captured on security footage trying to open the front door, likely attracted by the scent of freshly baked goods. Owner Shaun Bromley says this is the first time this particular bear has approached the door.
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· 2 pulledWe heard some ruckus up front.
We looked at the camera, because we put a camera out there just to...
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