(2) The Baking Mill where everyone can get their hands in the dough

11/05/2019

The vision of The National Bread Museum is to have a baking school for the public of all ages (a basic class offered with every museum visit, all school visits, for rehabilitation therapy, immigration assimilation, & more); opportunities for home bakers to teach a class (many general "basics," and especially ethnic heritage baked goods); guests (baking & bread culture thematic-related book authors, bloggers, pastry chefs, the "more famous," etc., etc.); hosting baking & related competitions; and more!

Join in Building OUR National Bread Museum of Grain - Baking - Bread Culture 

As the Founder, this following is a "hoped-for-desire & plan" as part of an on-land museum:  A basic "101" baking class would be offered as a paid option with every admission to The National Bread Museum.  But Founding Donors would receive a, or some, complimentary classes.  It's my vision.  

If baking skills aren't/weren't in your growing-up years as a "hand me down," this will be the opportunity for flat bread 101, or beating a butter batter for flapjacks.  

         You may help build this tribute to your country's ancestors by donating hereAll Inaugural Founding Donors will receive a "wheat penny" thank you gift.  (To be honest, this may take some time to send out, but as long as I have control, I want every founding donor to eventually have this item.  Blessings, Donna) 

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