The farmyard in autumn: a red barn, a few hens and the poplar shelterbelt

Brynnley's Bread Co.

Farm sourdough, near Saskatoon

Sourdough baked by Brynnley on our family farm near Saskatoon. Pick it up at the gate on Fridays.

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Two crusty sourdough boules on a farmhouse table

Two loaves

Classic sourdough

About 900 g, open crumb, crackling crust. $9, or $5 for a half loaf.

The cut crumb of a whole wheat sourdough loaf

Organic Saskatchewan whole wheat

Certified organic wheat grown and milled in this province. $12, or $7 for a half loaf.

Bread by the month

Pay once at the start of the month and your loaves are baked for you every bake day. A month is four bake weeks. Skip a week with two days' notice and it carries to next month. Cancel any time.

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How pickup works

Flour-dusted hands shaping sourdough
A loaf in a kraft paper bag on a porch bench
The pickup shelf at the farm gate with bagged loaves

Mixed on Wednesday

The dough starts two days ahead, so changes and skips close Wednesday at noon.

Baked Friday morning

Every loaf is bagged and labelled with your name and the bake date.

Picked up Friday, 4 to 7 pm

Drive in to the farm gate; your bag is on the shelf with your name on it. Saskatoon drop-offs go out Saturday morning.

Hi, I'm Brynnley

Hands shaping a loaf

Why I bake

I started with one jar of starter and a lot of flat loaves. Now I bake every Friday in our farm kitchen, one Dutch oven at a time, and every loaf goes out with my name on it.

Why the flour matters

The whole wheat loaf uses certified organic wheat grown here in Saskatchewan. Bread from the same prairie you drive through to get it.

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Before you order

Is this an inspected kitchen?

No. Saskatchewan lets low-risk foods like bread be made and sold from a home kitchen. Every loaf carries the required label: "Made in a home kitchen that is not inspected by a government agency", with the bake date.

What goes in the bread?

Flour, water, salt and my starter. Nothing else. Both loaves contain wheat. They are baked in a kitchen that also handles other foods, so ask if you have a serious allergy.

How do I pay?

By card, through Stripe, billed once a month. Your spot is held from the first payment, and you can cancel any time from the link in your receipt. Single loaves are sold at pickup when there are extras.

What if I'm away one week?

Tell me by Wednesday noon and that loaf becomes a credit for next month (one credit a month). Without notice the loaf is baked and kept until the end of pickup.

Do you deliver?

Saskatoon drop-offs go out Saturday morning for $2 a drop, free on the Family plan inside the city. Everyone else picks up at the farm gate.

How long does a loaf keep?

Three or four days on the counter, cut side down. It freezes well for a month: slice it first and toast from frozen.

A sourdough loaf in a kraft bag on a farmhouse porch

Warm bread on Fridays

Spots are limited to what one oven can bake. When they fill, there is a waitlist.

From $17 a month

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