Baked from 4am · Sold out by 2pm
Flour, water, salt, time. Our sourdough proves for thirty-six hours, which is why it keeps a week and why we run out by lunch.
Updated each morning. Pre-orders collected before noon.
36-hour ferment, stone-milled flour from the mill at Ostend. Keeps a week wrapped in linen.
Dense, sour, and better on the second day. The one the Danish customers buy two of.
Croissants, pain au chocolat and whatever fruit the market had. Laminated the day before.
From the kitchen
The sourdough starts on Monday afternoon for Wednesday morning. Long ferment is why it keeps a week without anything added, and why we cannot simply bake more when it sells out.
The flour comes from one mill forty kilometres away, stone-milled and delivered weekly. When their wheat changes with the season, our loaf changes with it.
First bake
Sourdough ferment
Ingredients in the loaf
Mill, 40km away
Marta Ellison
Customer
Opening hours
Find us
22 Mill Road Marlow SL7 2AJ Buckinghamshire Pre-orders collected before noon. Celebration cakes need a week and a conversation.
Because a 36-hour ferment means Wednesday bread was started on Monday. We cannot bake more on the day, so we bake what we can sell fresh.
Until 20:00 the night before, collected from 07:00. It is the only way to be certain of a loaf on a Saturday.
Yes, with a week of notice and a conversation about what the person actually likes rather than a catalogue.
No, honestly. We use one small room and shared flour in the air, so we cannot promise a safe product and will not pretend otherwise.
Collection from seven. Celebration cakes need a week and a conversation.