A cottage kitchen & garden in Burlington, Vermont.

We practice regenerative neighborhood nourishment,
by processing locally grown organic produce
into nutrient dense tasty snacks.

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Our mission is to make food accessible to ALL our neighbors.
Check out our  doughnation program.

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To pre-order our fresh bakery and preserved products,
for Friday-Sunday Delivery; please see our Shop


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You can also find our Sourdonuts delivered warm,
mid-mornings Wednesdays - Sunday at:

City Market logo with an onion graphic for Onion River Co-op
The word 'Scout' written in bold, black, cursive font with a slight slant on a white background.
Logo of Speeder & Earl's Coffee featuring cartoon characters, a man in a suit and a bald man, holding coffee cups.
Text reading 'Misery Loves Co.' in black cursive font.
Black and white illustration of a cottage in a garden with trees, vegetables, and chickens, with an outline of Vermont with arrows indicating the location of Burlington and New North End.
Black-and-white illustration with drawings of baked goods, pantry items, and kitchen remedies, including bread, cookies, potato chips, donuts, sauce, salve, potion, soup, and a box of mini donuts, surrounding text about making baked goods and preserves.
Black and white illustration showing a hand holding a smartphone with an order screen, a person riding a bicycle with a trailer full of gifts, and a delivery person handing a box to a customer at a door, with text promoting online pre-order and delivery.
Black and white illustration of vegetables, honey, butter, and herbs with the text '…with the bounty of produce from our local ecosystem.'
A black and white illustration showing a woman holding a tray with a coffee cup and a plate of food, a person at a counter with chips and other snacks, a sign with the number 22, and a sign for a co-op. The text says they make weekly deliveries to local cafes and groceries.
A circular diagram illustrating how local produce is processed at peak ripeness in all seasons, with surrounding drawings of spring flowers, summer berries, fall harvest, winter jar, and fresh vegetables.
Drawing of a small fridge door with snacks, drinks, and vegetables, titled 'Little Free Fridge,' with a sign outside that says 'We always bake more than we sell, one of the ways we practice Donut Economics.'
Black and white illustration of various food ingredients including a pot, bread, jars of jam and oil, herbs, and a sprig of rosemary, with a quote about nourishing foods made with whole ingredients and traditional methods.
A black-and-white graphic with a message supporting food accessibility. It features three lines of text, a heart shape, and a loaf of bread between two hands.