Bluffton Bread Company holiday 2021 sales
Bluffton Bread Company online sales are open for the upcoming holidays. From developing and standardizing recipes to streamlining the online shopping cart, Bluffton University students are gaining hand-on learning experiences with the Bluffton Bread Company (BBC).
Available for $12 each (Descriptions by BBC):
Asiago Cheddar: A savory choice, Asiago Cheddar bread combines the richness of asiago and cheddar cheeses with a hint of buttermilk. Literally packed to the brim with cheese, this loaf is surrounded by a crust of parmesan and cheddar. Sprinkled with a dash of cayenne, this bread is not too spicy, but instead will be a showstopper at any event.
Chocolate Peppermint: Each loaf of Chocolate Peppermint bread features double the amount of milk chocolate chips used in similar recipes, is dusted with a layer of cocoa powder and coffee, and is finished with a glaze of peppermint and white chocolate. This bread is the perfect gift for the holiday season, but we won’t tell if you keep it all for yourself.
Lemon Glazed Gingerbread: A modern take on a traditional Christmas flavor; this gingerbread loaf combines molasses, ginger and lemon to create warm moments and memories for the entire family.
Sweet Potato Maple Praline: Could we celebrate harvest and the holidays any better than with maple syrup and sweet potatoes? The unique taste of caramelized sweet potatoes and spices in this bread combine with a crumble maple topping that makes asking for seconds a sure bet.
Bluffton Bread is made fresh to order, features holiday packaging and is available for shipping (on orders accepted through Dec. 17) or pickup (on orders accepted through Dec. 20) at Berky Hall on Bluffton’s campus.
To learn more about the Bluffton Bread Company, sign up for sale notification emails or purchase bread, visit www.bluffton.edu/blufftonbread.
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