Little Wheat Bakery

06/01/2026

04/12/2026

This illness isn’t letting up, and I’ve realized I need to give myself more time than I hoped to truly recover.

12/10/2025

Boxing up some gingerbread kits ❤️

12/09/2025

They loved their gingerbread houses!

The feedback..... I give too much candy and frosting.

11/18/2025

These flavors sum up the whole Thanksgiving vibe. Im really proud of the flavors I have packed into these cookies.

This time the cookies are a standard 2oz each, because we don't want the cookies to steal the show from the main event.... the turkey. Perfect sampler to compliment the feast.

Pre-order now
https://bakesy.shop/b/little-wheat-bakery

11/17/2025

Pre orders are now live for Thanksgiving Cookie Boxes!

Sorry, Thanksgiving Pumpkin Pie Cookies and Paint Your Own Family Kits are all sold out already.

11/17/2025

🍂 Harvest Cookie Collection – Pre-Order Now! 🍂

Celebrate the season with our Harvest Cookie Collection, a cozy assortment of 24 artisan cookies baked in small batches for your Thanksgiving table.
Each box includes a delicious mix of:
✨ Butter Pecan
✨ Snickerdoodle
✨ Pumpkin Chocolate Chip
✨ Toffee Walnut
These boxes are pre-order only and crafted fresh just for your pickup day.
🗓 Pickup Dates:
• Wednesday, November 26th

✨ Order Through Bakesy:
Secure your box today through our Bakesy shop:
👉 https://bakesy.shop/b/little-wheat-bakery
Your order will be ready for easy porch pickup—fresh, labeled, and filled with warm fall flavors. Reserve yours before they’re gone!

10/31/2025

Ah, so Samhain — that’s pronounced SOW-in, by the way — is an old Celtic tradition from back home in Scotland and Ireland. It marks the end of harvest and the start of winter, kind of that in-between time when the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp.

Long ago and still, people believed that on this night, the veil between the living and the spirit world was at its thinnest, so our ancestors would light bonfires, leave a bit of food out, and dress up to keep the wandering spirits from causing mischief.

Here in America, the closest thing you’ll find is a mix between Day of the Dead and Halloween — a time for honoring loved ones who’ve passed and celebrating the change of seasons. It’s all about reflection, remembrance, and welcoming the new cycle as light gives way to darkness and back again.

Shaping Pan de Mu**to every year reminds me of all my family members who are no longer here. Pan de Mu**to is to honor loved ones who’ve passed, and even though I grew up far from that tradition, I feel it deeply. It’s a reminder that food carries memory. Every small batch I make feels like a quiet conversation with those we miss — one sweet loaf at a time.

07/08/2025

Independence Chocolate Chip Cookies