Alex Emmot (left) and Evangeline McKilligan named Canto 6 after a section of Dante's "Inferno" that deals with gluttony.
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Success is sweet for these bakeries
Canto 6 is slice of heaven in Jamaica Plain
Alex Emmot (left) and Evangeline McKilligan named Canto 6 after a section of Dante's "Inferno" that deals with gluttony.
(GEORGE RIZER/GLOBE STAFF)
Ever since starting a business in middle school selling cookies, chocolate chip cookies remain Evangeline McKilligan's favorite thing to bake. These days, she's making bittersweet chocolate truffles at Canto 6 Bakery & Cafe, which she and her partner , Alex Emmott , opened last July. (Full article: 536 words)
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