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Evelyn's Crackers

Whole Grain Bakers Specializing in ALL THE GRAINS

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Well, finally made the plunge and ordered organic butter. 500lbs of Quebec unsalted on its way into all of our baked goods. Feels so good to opt out of the commodity system on this front, too.
Repetition is name of the game.
The namesake turned 15 this week. We started this business because of her and for her. To demonstrate that even with a little shift in how you interact with the world one can make a difference. That what we take for granted can be disrupted. And if you stay in it for the long haul, you will share in the fruits of your labor. #happybirthday #evelyn #daughter #aimforthesky #dadsaregreat #momsareoktoo #15 #frogsforpeace #bounce #trampolin #innerchildpleaseguideme #wholegrainsrock
Hey All, I’ll be on my first Clubhouse chat with the lovelies from @flourist: @jannnabishop and @shiramcd and their head baker @airdtommy Answering your wholegrain/local grain questions (as best I can!!) I still don’t quite get the invite aspect of Clubhouse, but if you are interested, I believe Janna and Tommy might have a spare invite!! Just DM them.
If Mars was barley and brown butter.
How do you use barley in your baking? We love it toasted for our blondies, malted and boiled berries for our rye breads and it’s essential in our tahini shortbread. Thanks to @againstthegrainfarm for supplying us with naked purple Ethiopian and with high in beta-glucan barley.
Lucky to live in the land of maple syrup. Our organic syrup comes from Pfefferlaw Creek farm in Uxbridge. Owned by four brothers, their syrup is some of the best I have tasted. (It’s why our buttertarts are one of our bestsellers) It’s organic, because no chemicals are used to clean the sap tubes.
Building a wall of buckwheat.
Buckwheat always blows me away. So versatile and assertive and really under appreciated in North America.
Filling dough with things today and everyday.

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