Breadness Buzz - Love in the Sky, Riding in Style, It's Raining Breadness...

Just outside our window, a most amazing creation in the sky...

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NOTE: If this is your first Breadness Buzz, or if you've been part of our tribe but missed earlier posts, visit the Breadness Buzz Archive here and catch up on this content written especially for you. It's a great way to meet like-minded artisan sourdough aficionados and be part of this journey I started back in 2016. And now for this week's Buzz...

Magic happens inside and outside our micro-bakery, like this sunset skywriting I happened to catch before it faded away. With a heart at each end and JE30 in the middle, could be a 30-year anniversary of J&E. Whatever it meant, thousands of people had the opportunity to see it and smile. Did you see this message when it happened October 21st?

Hard to believe but it was 7 years ago in early November that I had the thought that changed my life (and touched the lives of thousands): "I wonder if I could make sourdough bread?" After 6 weeks I had finally made a loaf that looked and tasted like real sourdough bread, just in time to give 4 loaves as gifts to family and friends. Behold the amazing gift wrap creations that Cyndie dreamed up...

After the response we got from those who were gifted the first 4 loaves, the giving continued throughout the year (and the next year, and the next...).

Begin (or continue) your gifting tradition with Random Acts of Breadness, for those special people in your life...

I've had a passion for 2-wheeled rides from an early age. I had a Schwinn Sting-Ray bike, a Flexo minibike (powered), a Honda 305 motorcycle (which was given to me dead and I brought it back to life), and my last bike was a Honda 450 Scrambler which I converted into a touring machine and made a few trips from Marin County to Los Angeles (and back) while stationed at Hamilton Air Force Base in the Novato area. So when this new customer left our shop and set his bags on this BMW R1200RS dream bike, I just had to grab the camera! He was kind enough to take the Breadness out of the bags for all to see. BMW motorcycles and Breadness... let's ride!

Completed Frequent Flour Rewards cards are climbing up and down the walls as customers come to collect their Free Country Loaves! And those FFR cardholders who remember to visit us during their Birthday week are also benefiting from the Breadness Birthday Bling! Recognize any of the folks below?

Come join the fun and get on the Breadness Wall of Fame! Get your Frequent Flour Rewards card punched for every loaf you purchase, and a punch for every 2 bags of Artisan Sourdough Crisps!

Best advice: order early to ensure there'll be Breadness for your eating pleasure this weekend!

Random Acts of Breadness is located at 2214 West Magnolia Blvd. in Burbank (2-1/2 blocks east of Buena Vista on the south side of the street). Come to the bakery and sample our artisan wares, or order on line for bakery pickup, or have Breadness delivered or shipped to your door. You may also order by phone at 818-562-7303 and pay when you come pick it up. We're open Friday & Saturday 12 to 6 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Reminder: If you (or someone you wish to gift) live within 120 miles of Los Angeles, we can ship on Thursday (via UPS Ground) and in most cases your Breadness Box will arrive on Friday (Saturday at the latest). Place your order before Thursday at noon here.

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