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Home bakeries and microbakeries in Vermont

10 home bakeries across 9 cities.

Small batches and natural leavening are the house style across this page. Page after page, the bios describe the same patient method: a long, slow ferment, organic and regionally sourced flour, and bread pulled in counts you could carry in two hands. Wild Yeast • Emily bakes as a one-woman operation in Sharon, handmade and naturally leavened, with a menu that drops Friday mornings by email. Bread from the Earth works out of West Townshend, baking wood-fired loaves from organic ingredients. These are kitchens run by a single pair of hands, and it shows in how each one talks about its flour and its fire.

Most of these shops live on a weekly rhythm rather than a daily one. Bakers post a drop, take preorders, and meet neighbors at co-ops and farmers markets around the state. Rhonda Tallman bakes seasonal sourdough in small batches up in South Royalton, leaning on slow fermentation for deep flavor and a rustic crust. The pattern repeats from the Connecticut River valley toward Burlington and the smaller towns in Guilford, Jericho, and Stowe: a maker, a menu, a pickup day. You learn the schedule, you order ahead, and you pick it up at the porch.

Every shop here is owner-managed, listed by the person who actually bakes the bread. Pay direct, the way you would for a loaf from a neighbor two streets over, and reach out through the contact each baker posts. Listing a porch shop is always free, so the directory grows as more Vermont bakers raise their hands. Browse by town, find a baker close to you, and follow their week.

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Frequently asked

How many home bakeries are in Vermont?
We list 10 home bakeries across 9 cities in Vermont today. The number grows as new sellers register and as we add ones we have found from public sources.
How does The Front Porch find home bakeries in Vermont?
A mix of public sources and self-registration. Operators can claim their own listing in two minutes; anyone can ask to be removed with one click.
Do home bakeries in Vermont do porch pickup?
Yes. Pickup at the porch, pay direct. The Front Porch helps you find them; you pay the seller directly at the porch.

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