Artisan Sourdough Bakery Front to Back 

If you haven’t been in any of their bakeries, stfu. They are one of the best I’ve visited! Be better!

A few notable points here: Our croissants are quite large. They are contain no commercial yeast and are leavened only with a sourdough process. This means they take 3 full days to make. Our fillings like the frangipane are completely scratch made. The components of a croissant like full European style butter are quite expensive. The process is very specialized and technical. Keep in mind that most mass produced croissants are not made with pure butter but rather a butter/margarine blend reducing the cost of that input by up to 70%. Nearly all are leavened with yeast reducing the difficulty significantly. Often, croissants are up to 1/2 the size whereas ours are easy to share. Often, fillings are pre-made by distributors whereas ours are made from scratch. The bread in our bakery is really amazing. We mill our own flour, the dough is long fermented and naturally leavened. That being said, you can’t really find naturally leavened pastries very readily, and even still they are priced for our market competitively.

@@ProofBreadrooting for you all the way from India! Your videos inspired us to open our own small artisan bakery in India and hopefully one day we will scale to your levels! Kudos and best of luck to you! You deserve all the love from all your subscribers, customers and everyone in the world!

If you did both yourself you will notice how easy it is to make a full loaf of bread compared to pastry. Bread takes almost no effort only time.

Can someone show you kindness and compassion? Let’s see your bakery 😂

It takes time... Jon and Amanda had no clue how to even mix. Look at them now! Bringing bread back to our families in America and encouraging others around the world to do the same. I remember the first 200 plus loaves I scored... now my community says, " Nonna, they are too beautiful to eat!'😂

Can someone teach you to be kind....or please erase this rude comment of no compassion?