We are a CarbonFree Partner®! This means that we offset the carbon footprint for our selves, our business and each of our employees. While we reduce what we can, we offset what we can’t, allowing us to take action on global warming now.

We work with Paul Gregory, an organic farmer in Silverdale, to provide you with the freshest in-season produce available. Paul also picks up our food waste to use as compost on his farm. It is a wonderful circle and we are working together to offer you more all the time.

Our dairy and eggs come from Puget Sound Dairy, a Bremerton based distributor. Dave ensures that our dairy products and chicken eggs are Western Washington grown, and free of hormones & antibiotics.

We get lots of produce and other food from our local small farms and producers, such as Start Now Gardens, Providence Family Farms for duck eggs, Abundantly Green, Pheasant Fields and many more. We proudly use Duck Delivery in Sumner for what we cannot get locally. Duck is nationally recognized for their efforts towards sustainability and they have a great selection of Northwest produce to offer.

Our house blend coffee comes from Personal Roast, right on the canal in Silverdale. Paul and Dean are busy roasting their organic, fair-trade beans to our specifications, and giving back to the community through donations of both time and money.

Local Bees keep us in sweet honey! Bob Martello in Seabeck lovingly wrangles the bees to keep us in the sweet stuff for our breads, baking, coffee and more.

We feature sodas from Humming Bird Hill, brewed in Silverdale by Mike & Dee Armstrong. Their root beer is so good it sells out all the time!

Our flour is Washington's own Shepherd's Grain, an alliance of family farms dedicated to practicing sustainable agriculture. Their farming practices have been certified 'environmentally and socially responsible' by Food Alliance.

Those Fabulous Pickle Spears come from Pleasant Valley Farms in Mt Vernon.

The farro we use comes from Bluebird Grains in Winthrop and our other salad grains come from Finn River Farms in the Chimacum Valley.

Cb's Nuts in Kingston provides us with fresh peanut butter. This family owned and operated business sources raw conventional and organic peanuts, pistachios and other nuts grown by hardworking farmers across the United States.

A family owned and run business in Woodinville called Saltworks provides our salts. We use their Sonoma salt, which is the only commercially produced sea salt in the United States. Harvested from evaporation ponds in Northern California, this is a natural sea salt that contains no anti-caking or free flowing agents. We use their specialty salts in many of our recipes as well.

Our poultry is Washington/NW grown free-range and we source from small Northwest Farms for grass fed beef and natural, organic pork. Our salmon is wild-caught Washington or Alaskan. Everything else is chosen carefully to be safe and satisfying for you to eat.

We use only olive oil, canola oil, nut oils and unsalted butter for fats in our cooking and baking. Nearly everything is made from scratch right here in our kitchen, so we can guarantee the the quality and freshness of every bite.

Our paper products, including baking papers and coffee filters, are unbleached, and we try to find paper products that are at least partly post-consumer recycled.

Our light bulbs are compact fluorescent lights. We subscribe to green power through PSE and all of our cleaning supplies are environmentally friendly and chemical-free except for those chemicals required by law.

You may notice that we offer plastic utensils and paper cups. This is because we learned in an energy audit that it would be about the same impact on the environment to do that, as to wash 'real' dishes, due to energy, water and chemicals used in the washing process, and the amount of washing we would do. Using post-consumer recycled and recyclable items helps reduce our impact, and financially costs us less in the long long run, which means it saves you financially, too.

We compost our food waste, recycle everything that the county will take and monitor our water usage. We donate to the food bank several times a week support many local charities.

We want to leave a smaller footprint on this earth. We are doing some things well and we know there are lots of ways that we can do better. Some of them are expensive and therefore are our future goals. Other things we may not be aware of and we welcome your suggestions and ideas.

Monica’s Team is grateful to each customer who walks through our door. We know that you choose to come here and spend your time and money with us. We want you to know that we are taking responsibility, being active in our community, and taking better care of you with every bite you take.

Thank you for letting us feed you! ~Team Bakery