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Farm-stand cottage bakery known for scratch-made sweet rolls, breads, and small-batch jellies.
Wingspread Farm & Cottage Bakery is a farm-stand cottage bakery in Valrico, Florida, run by Farmer Ken and baker Miz Andie. Andie bakes from scratch using what the business describes as superior ingredients and traditional methods passed down from her Hungarian great-grandmothers. The bakery is best known for its big, fluffy sweet rolls, including cinnamon rolls, chocolate rolls, blueberry lemon rolls, and pecan sticky buns. The menu also includes breads such as baguettes, Hungarian milk bread, and kalamata olive bread, along with cookies and seasonal items. Miz Andie's line of house-made jams, jellies, and preserves rounds out the offering with flavor combinations the business describes as available nowhere else. Baked goods are sold fresh at the farm stand and are also available frozen for pickup. Learn more on their About Page.
Wingspread Farm & Cottage Bakery bakes everything from scratch, starting at 3 AM on baking days, using what it describes as high-quality flour, pure sugar, fresh eggs, and whole milk. Andie follows traditional methods she traces to her Hungarian ancestors. For gluten-free baking, the bakery maintains a fully separate room with dedicated ingredients, pans, bowls, and equipment, including a mixer that has never been used with wheat. Gluten-free items are baked on their own designated day to prevent cross-contamination from the main kitchen. Vegan selections are also offered. Special and custom orders are accepted, with customers able to specify icing levels and packaging.
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