Old-fashioned goodies
The Buggy Whip Bakery not only specializes in creative cakes for every occasion, but in old-fashioned goodies just like grandma used to bake. The family-owned and operated bakery recently opened a new location, managed by Jennifer Fulton, in downtown Findlay. Jennifer’s mom, Lois St. Clair, started Buggy Whip Bakery in 1995 using family recipes handed down through the generations. “My mother grew up on a farm near Pemberville with
six sisters, where they grew their own food and baked everything from scratch,” says Jennifer. “I guess you could say baking is in our blood.”
Lois whips up homemade cookies, pies, cupcakes, muffins, cakes, brownies, cinnamon rolls and other sweets in her Wayne, Ohio bakery, some from recipes dating back more than 100 years . These items are available at the Findlay location with the selection changing daily. “We use high quality ingredients and no preservatives,” said Jennifer. “Everyone who samples our goodies can taste the difference.” Jennifer specializes in cake decorating, creating from simple to elaborate designs to fit the mood of the event. “I’ve always been a creative person and cake decorating is my passion,” she said. Custom orders should be placed well in advance, especially during the holidays.
Holiday hours are Tuesday through Thursday, 8am-3pm. Fridays, 8am-6pm and Saturdays, 9am-2pm.
111 E. Crawford St. 567-301-2203. www.buggywhipcakes.com. —LWP
