🥖 Fresh Sourdough Available This Week in Soddy-Daisy – Plus Upcoming Bake Schedule

Susie’s Sweet and Savory Sourdough Bread, a home-based artisan bakery in Soddy-Daisy, is offering two extra loaves this week after fulfilling pre-orders, giving local bread lovers a chance to grab freshly baked specialty flavors without advance notice.

🍞 What’s Available Right Now

After completing Thursday morning pre-orders, Susie’s Sweet and Savory Sourdough Bread has two small loaves available for immediate purchase:

• Dill, garlic, and cheddar sourdough – $9
• Triple chocolate espresso sourdough – $9

Both loaves are freshly baked and available while supplies last. Interested buyers can text (423) 637-7763 or send a private message to reserve one. The bakery accepts cash or Venmo. ✨

📅 Upcoming Bake Dates and Pre-Order Deadlines

The next baking days are scheduled for Friday and Saturday, October 16 and 17. Customers who want to guarantee their preferred flavors and quantities should place pre-orders by Wednesday, October 14. This advance-order system allows Susie to plan production efficiently and ensure each loaf meets her quality standards. 🗓️

💡 Why This Matters for Local Bread Lovers

Artisan sourdough bakeries operate on a different rhythm than commercial bakeries. Pre-orders help small producers like Susie’s Sweet and Savory Sourdough Bread manage ingredients, labor, and freshness. When extra loaves become available-as they have this week-it creates an opportunity for neighbors who may not have planned ahead to still access freshly baked, specialty bread. For a home-based bakery, these spontaneous sales also help build community relationships and word-of-mouth momentum.

🤝 Community Connections

The Soddy-Daisy area has seen growing interest in locally made, artisan food products. Susie’s Sweet and Savory Sourdough Bread joins a broader network of small-batch bakers and food producers across the region-from Dunlap to the Sequatchie Valley to nearby communities-who prioritize quality ingredients and traditional baking methods. This post also reflects the personal values many local business owners bring to their work: Susie’s closing message asks followers to pray for friends in Panama City Beach facing Hurricane Isaiah, showing how community care extends beyond the bakery itself. ❤️

⭐ What Residents Should Know

To purchase the two available loaves this week, contact Susie’s Sweet and Savory Sourdough Bread by text or Facebook message as soon as possible-fresh inventory may sell quickly. For future orders, mark Wednesday, October 14 as the pre-order deadline for the October 16-17 bake dates. Payment options include cash and Venmo, making transactions flexible for customers. 📞

🔄 What Happens Next

After this week’s bake cycle, the bakery will continue its regular pre-order schedule. Customers interested in consistent access to Susie’s specialty sourdough flavors should follow her social media for upcoming deadlines and flavor announcements. The pre-order model means that loyal customers who plan ahead will have the best selection, while spontaneous shoppers may occasionally find extra loaves available-as they do this week.

💭 Questions Worth Asking

• How does supporting a home-based artisan bakery differ from buying mass-produced bread at a grocery store, and what does that mean for your community?
• Are there other local food producers or small businesses in your area whose work you’d like to know more about?
• What role do small, personal touches-like Susie’s prayer request for friends facing a hurricane-play in building trust and connection with local business owners?

🌱 Long-Term Community Impact

When residents choose to buy from home-based artisan bakers, they support a model of local food production that keeps money in the community, builds personal relationships between makers and customers, and preserves traditional baking skills. Over time, these choices can strengthen the local food economy and create a culture where handmade, quality products are valued. For Soddy-Daisy and surrounding areas, each loaf sold represents a small vote for supporting neighbors who are building sustainable, values-driven businesses.