🥖 Anthony Homestead Brings Homemade Sourdough & Baked Goods to Dana's Itsy Bitsy in Jasper
A local cottage baker is expanding its reach across Marion County by launching a dedicated retail shelf inside Dana's Itsy Bitsy, bringing handcrafted sourdough and baked goods directly to shoppers in Jasper starting this month.
๐ New In-Store Location Opens November 14th
Anthony Homestead will officially open a 4-shelf retail space inside Dana's Itsy Bitsy in Jasper on November 14th at 9:00 a.m. CST. ๐ The move marks a significant milestone for the small business, offering customers a convenient new way to purchase homemade baked goods while shopping locally.
๐ What You’ll Find on the Shelves
The Anthony Homestead selection will feature a variety of handcrafted items, including sourdough breads, sourdough scones, classic cinnamon rolls, muffins, cookies, apple butter, dehydrated sourdough starter, and pancake mixes. โจ All products are made and sold in compliance with Tennessee Cottage Food Laws, ensuring quality and food safety standards.
๐ก Why This Matters for Local Shoppers
The partnership between Anthony Homestead and Dana's Itsy Bitsy creates a one-stop opportunity for residents to discover artisan-made baked goods while browsing the boutique’s clothing and gift offerings. For Anthony Homestead, the retail space represents a growth step that allows the baker to reach more customers without requiring a separate storefront. โค๏ธ The collaboration reflects the growing network of small makers and retailers supporting one another across the valley.
Shoppers interested in exploring Anthony Homestead’s full product line can visit Dana's Itsy Bitsy starting November 14th, or connect with the business through its social channels for updates and special offerings.
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