  We study the two-dimensional space of supergravity solutions corresponding to
non-supersymmetric deformations of the baryonic branch of Klebanov-Strassler.
By combining analytical methods with a numerical survey of the parameter space,
we find that this solution space includes as limits the softly-broken N=1
solutions of Gubser et al. and those of Dymarsky and Kuperstein. We also
identify a one-dimensional family of solutions corresponding to a natural
non-supersymmetric generalisation of Klebanov-Strassler, and one corresponding
to the limit in which supersymmetry is completely absent, even in the far UV.
For almost all of the parameter space we find indications that much of the
structure of the supersymmetric baryonic branch survives.
