Four different types of bread.

Our Bread, Our Process – Baked to Perfection Every Time

At Butter & Bloom Bakery, we believe that a perfect loaf of bread is the result of patience, precision, and a deep respect for tradition. Every loaf we bake tells the story of our craft—a process we’ve honed over time and continue to perfect with every batch.

Hands of a black man kneading dough on a bakery workstation.

Here’s how we do it:

1. It Starts with Ingredients

We use only the finest flours, filtered water, natural starters, and sea salt—no preservatives, no shortcuts. Great bread begins with great ingredients.

2. The Slow Fermentation Advantage

We favor long, cold fermentation. Our doughs are left to rise slowly, sometimes for up to 24 hours. This not only develops better flavor but also improves texture, crust, and digestibility.

3. Handcrafted with Purpose

Each loaf is shaped by hand. Our bakers know exactly how the dough should feel at every stage. It’s a tactile art that machines just can’t replicate.

4. Baked to Golden Perfection

We use stone-deck ovens that create the perfect balance of steam and heat. The result? A crisp, caramelized crust and a soft, airy interior with that signature open crumb.

5. Quality in Every Slice

From rustic sourdough to crusty baguettes and hearty whole grains, our breads are made daily in small batches. They’re meant to be savored—shared at the table, enjoyed with butter, or turned into your favorite sandwich.

Our Philosophy

Our approach to everything we do is quality-first. It’s one of our core values.

“Good bread is honest work—it takes time, care, and a respect for every ingredient. You can’t rush it, and that’s what makes it special.”
– The Butter & Bloom Baking Team

Whether you’re a long-time customer or new to our bakery, you can count on one thing: our bread is baked with integrity, intention, and a love for the craft.

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    Amber Hinds - July 9, 2025

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