

★★★★★
"The crumb is gorgeous.
Tastes like the bread my
grandmother used to bring
home from a real bakery."
— MARIA K., SATURDAY
MARKET
Naturally Leavened
Wild Yeast Cultures
Hand-Shaped Loaves

Made the long way, with purpose
FROM THE KITCHEN, 4:30AM
OUR STORY
A small kitchen, a
wild starter, and a
refusal to rush.
T
he Final Ryze began as most good things do — late nights,
rumpled aprons, and a stubborn belief that bread is
supposed to taste like something. Our starter was born
generations ago, in a small Italian kitchen outside of Chicago, it has been part of our family for 3 years.
We use organic four, mix simple doughs by hand, and cold-
ferment for 12 to 24 hours so the flavor has time to actually
develop. Our pastries are laminated cold and slow. Our soups are simmered in small pots, never rushed.
What you take home was made, in the truest sense, on purpose — by people who care that you eat well.
— Cameron Truhn
BAKER &
FOUNDER
THE FOUR PILLARS
WHAT WE STAND ON
Old methods.
Honest food.
Everything that leaves our kitchen passes through the
same four filters. They aren't marketing. They're how we
decide whether the dough goes in the oven, whether the
soup gets ladled, whether the loaf goes home with you.
01.
Organic Grain
Premium organic wheat, rye,
and heritage varieties from regional
growers we know by name. Nothing
bleached, nothing enriched, nothing
extra.
02.
Wild Yeast
A live starter — fed daily, never
freeze-dried — does all our
leavening. The reward is that
distinctly sour, complex, deeply
digestible loaf you simply cannot
fake with commercial yeast.
03.
Slow Time
Twelve to twenty-four hours of
cold fermentation. Twelve hours of
careful lamination. Time is the
ingredient most bakeries skip — we
don't.
04.
Honest Hands
Every loaf is shaped by hand. Every
pastry, folded by hand. Every soup,
stirred by hand. We are a kitchen,
not a factory — and that is the
entire point.
Quick Add

Plain Loaf
$15
Classic plain white sourdough — no additions, pure artisan craft.

Blueberry Lemon Zest Loaf
$18
Sweet blueberry sourdough with lemon zest cream cheese

Cinnamon Roll
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$05
Soft sourdough roll with cinnamon maple cream cheese frosting.

Doughnuts
(qt)
$03
Artisan sourdough doughnuts in two seasonal flavors — Apple Cider Cinnamon and Lemon Drop.

Brioche Rolls & Buns
$15
Heritage pork shoulder, cured 90 days with
black pepper and juniper. Sliced thin to
order.

Focaccia Pizza
$08
Sourdough focaccia topped with prosciutto, fresh herbs, and melted cheese — baked to golden perfection.

NY-Style Sourdough Bagels
$04
Classic New York style sourdough bagels, boiled and baked fresh. Available in Plain, Cheddar Jalapeño, Onion, or Everything.

Focaccia Bread
$17
Thick, pillowy sourdough focaccia topped with fresh rosemary and Parmigiano Reggiano.
THIS WEEK AT THE BENCH
LIMITED QUANTITIES
Pre-order this week's
bake.
Sourdough Artisan Loaf
Specialty Offerings
Pastry’s and Sweets
THE PROCESS
From grain
to your table.
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01
BUILDING THE LEAVEN
The morning starts early, where my living starter is transformed into a leaven — the wild cultures working to raise the next batch. It rises and ripens over four to six hours until it peaks, full of life and ready to work.
02
BULK FERMENTATION
The ripe leaven is folded into organic flour and water, and fermentation begins. This bulk rise takes eight to twelve hours, paced entirely by the temperature of the room — no commercial yeast, no rushing it.
03
SHAPE & COLD FERMENT
Once the dough is fully fermented, each loaf is shaped by hand and set to rest in cold storage for twelve to twenty-four hours. This slow, cold fermentation is where flavor deepens and structure builds.
04
BAKING
After the cold ferment, each loaf is scored and baked in a commercial bread oven on stone baking surfaces — the stone draws out a deep, crackling crust and an even, open crumb. The finish to a process measured in days, not minutes.
ferment.
THIS WEEK'S BAKE
APRIL 28 – MAY 4
What's coming
out of the oven.
We bake twice a week and only what we know we can do well.
Bake days are Wednesday and Friday. Loaves can be reserved and paid for the day before each bake — Tuesday for Wednesday’s bake, Thursday for Friday’s — and are available while supplies last.
Special orders are something separate: place yours by Monday at 6 PM, and we’ll schedule a pickup time with you then.
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