My Porch Bakery

05/20/2026

Pre-orders only this week!!!

Please be aware of the time advance needed on each line item when ordering

05/19/2026

This week is Pre-order only 👇
Message me or fill out the form (form in comments).
Pickup possible for any day not just Saturday

05/16/2026

Sold out of bread but we still have lots of goodies left

05/10/2026

Pre-orders are now open for this Saturday. I recommend if you want bread to place an order, I don't think I'll be having them at the stand for a while

Orders will be open May 13th at noon (or when limit is reached)

05/09/2026

Come grab your Mother’s Day sweet treats
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730-2

05/09/2026

Tomorrow.
Cake pops
Oatmeal cream cookies
OG chocolate chips
Sourdough cookies
White chocolate pretzel cookies

05/05/2026

Catching up and keeping things sweet! ✨ Pre-orders for this weekend are now LIVE at the link below. 📝 While you’re planning, keep in mind I’ll have exclusive Mother’s Day goodies available first come, first served at the self-serve bakery this Saturday—don't miss out!

Orders will be open May 5th at noon (or when limit is reached)

05/01/2026

!!! FRIENDS !!!
I’ve got a little one in the hospital, been here since Thursday and we ain’t leaving anytime soon. Looks like the stand wont make it out this weekend. I apologize for any inconvenience. I was really excited about teacher appreciate gifts but family first, always.

04/28/2026

Pre-orders for this weekend!
Also I will be testing out cake pops today for this Saturday's self serve. Anyone interested in teacher appreciation goodies? let me know and we can set up to have those picked up when it works best for you.

Orders will be open until April 22 at noon (or when limit is reached)

04/25/2026

My Porch Bakery, in all her glory.
Y’all, let me tell you, yesterday/last night really, really tested me. I’ve never been on the verge of quitting so bad!
Everything that could go wrong, did go wrong…how, why, who knows? Oh, you wanna know what happened?
Sure.
So the first thing that started the avalanche of chaos: I just finished cooking a pre-order of sourdough, and when I went to place the loaf of my double chocolate bread on the cooling rack, I totally dropped it, centimeters from the rack. SPLAT. I had to start over and that’s when I realized I hadn’t even fed my starter yet 😫 That’s insane, absolutely insane.
Yeah, there were tears
Next, did I forget to add salt to the first batch of brownies? Sure did! Tossed them aggressively in the trash before they were even finished cooking. Did I immediately whip up a new batch throw it in the oven and forget to set my timer, obviously.
Did my guaranteed Friday delivery for my new packaging for the new mini cookie dippers get delivered… Absolutely not, but they made it to the town over, twice?! (Amazon you’ve changed.. It’s not me, it’s you.)
Did I accidentally close my four-tiered cooling rack with the cookies on it… yes.
Was I planning on doing a four-loaf craving box of different sourdough flavors? Yes. Did I also decide it was a really good idea to go for an hour drive in my husband‘s cool '66 Galaxy and overproof the bread Thursday night so when I cooked it yesterday two of the flavored loaves were not good enough to sell… Duh, do I regret it? Meh…. I’ll always pick cruising country roads cuddled up to him.
Are they now just two mini loaves of jalapeño cheddar and double chocolate, yeah it’s fine… but promises made and promises not kept 🤦🏼‍♀️
Did I think it was a good idea to overcook the mini sugar cookies that way they wouldn’t break in the frosting and then immediately regret all my life choices… Yes.
But that’s fine I just priced them lower and honestly my oldest ate all the extras so maybe that wasn’t so bad.
Am I standing in my kitchen at 6 am after 5 hours of sleep cooking my chocolate loaf? Yes.
All in all, I didn’t quit, so maybe that’s a win?
The thing is, nobody tells you when you open a porch bakery, that there will be lots of rolling with the punches, lots and lots of punches, blood sweat, and tears.
But when you get messages in your inbox, praising you for the goodies purchased at your front door, yeah, it’s worth it.