Homemade Bread
In Soldotna, Alaska. From my kitchen to yours.
Bread is life. Have more life.
Fun fact: The bread in this picture is outside, but it was actually baked inside an oven.
If you’re trying to pay for your homemade bread, scan the QR code on your receipt and complete payment via Stripe. And please let us know how you liked the bread on the Autolyse app!
Thank you!
AVAILABLE BREADS
- Boules & Sandwich Loaves – $10
- Plain White
- Sourdough
- 40% Whole Wheat
- Campagne (French Country)
- Walnut
- Rolls – $2 ea
- Plain White, Sourdough, or Whole Wheat
- Sandwich Rolls – $6 for 4
- Big sandwich rolls, white bread, soft
- Baguettes – $5 ea
- These are fairly big, good crust
- English Muffins – $6 for 6
- Super delicious
OTHER DELICIOUS STUFF
(ALSO BREAD)
- Focaccia – $8
- Topped with coarse sea salt and rosemary, or thyme and oregano
- Bagels $8 for 6
- Everything, Salt & Pepper, Plain, or Cinnamon & Sugar
- Pretzels $8 for 6
- Everything, Salt & Pepper, Plain, Cinnamon & Sugar
- Hamburger Buns – $10 for 8
- Everything, poppy seed, or sesame toppings
- Breadsticks $10 for 12
- (Like that Italian restaurant)
- Naan $8 for 6
- Light and fluffy!
Order Bread
Fill out this form to place an order for some bread. Most breads need at least 36 hours notice (especially the tasty sourdough ones). Same thing for larger orders. If you have a question, you can also use this form and I can get back to you.
Once you make your order, I’ll reply with a confirmation and a estimated time to pick up – or you can specify when you’d like it if it’s a bit in the future.
You’ll get a receipt with a QR code on it to pay online via Stripe. If you’d like to pick it up yourself, let me know and I’ll give you a pickup address!
This bread is all made in a home kitchen, so the State of Alaska says I have to tell you that THESE PRODUCTS ARE NOT SUBJECT TO STATE INSPECTION. I don’t mean to yell, they put it in all caps in the law. And to that point – not all the bread is going to look the same or perfect, but it sure is going to taste good!
The same law that allows me to sell bread out of my home kitchen also specifies that I can’t sell stuffed breads or cream cheese, etc. It all has to be shelf-stable. Wish I could!
Well, this looks good.