Sourdough Harvest
Baking for a Cause

Small-batch sourdough, baked with heart in Metro Atlanta

Naturally leavened breads, rustic focaccia, signature cinnamon rolls, and bakery cookies — slow-fermented, hand-shaped, and brought fresh to farmers markets and popups around Atlanta every week.

💙 A portion of our proceeds is donated to colon cancer & pulmonary hypertension research.
Fresh sourdough loaf and English muffins with coffee
Our Story

From our home oven to your market basket

Sourdough Harvest started the way most good loaves do — slowly, at home, with a jar of starter on the counter and a kitchen that always smelled like fresh bread. What began as baking for family and friends grew into something bigger: a small-batch bakery serving neighbors across Metro Atlanta.

Every loaf is naturally leavened — no commercial yeast shortcuts — and given the long, slow fermentation that gives real sourdough its flavor, its open crumb, and its easier digestibility. We mix, shape, and bake in small batches, so what you pick up at the market was made by hand, hours before.

And we bake with a purpose. Sourdough Harvest is “Baking for a Cause”: a portion of our proceeds goes to colon cancer and pulmonary hypertension research — causes close to our hearts. Every loaf you take home helps.

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The baker behind Sourdough Harvest
Meet the Baker

The hands behind every loaf

Hi, I’m the baker behind Sourdough Harvest. What started as one jar of starter on my kitchen counter turned into early mornings, a very full oven, and a lot of very patient family taste-testers.

I bake the way I’d want bread made for my own table: naturally leavened, fermented slowly, shaped by hand, and never rushed. No shortcuts, no commercial yeast — just flour, water, salt, starter, and time.

Baking for a cause makes it personal. Colon cancer and pulmonary hypertension have touched people I love, so a portion of every bake goes toward that research. Thank you for being part of it.

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Baking for a Cause

A portion of our proceeds is donated to colon cancer and pulmonary hypertension research. It’s the reason we’re called Sourdough Harvest — every bake is a small harvest for something bigger than bread.

Our Craft

What goes into each bake

No shortcuts, and nothing you wouldn’t recognise. Here’s what actually goes into a loaf before it reaches your table.

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Simple ingredients

Flour, water, salt and our own starter — that’s the whole loaf. No commercial yeast, no dough conditioners, no preservatives, nothing to make it last longer on a shelf.

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A starter we feed by hand

Our starter is fed on a schedule, every day, and it’s what makes the bread rise. It’s also what gives real sourdough its flavour and that gentle tang.

A long, slow rise

The dough takes its time — often overnight. That slow ferment is where the flavour develops and what makes the bread easier on the stomach than a quick supermarket loaf.

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Shaped and baked to order

Every loaf is shaped by hand and baked the morning of your market or pickup, so what you take home came out of the oven hours earlier — not days.

Anything with add-ins — cheese, herbs, chocolate — is listed on the product itself when you order. If you ever want the full ingredient list for something, just ask.

What People Say

Straight from our neighbours

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Order Ahead

Reserve your bake

Pre-order so your favorites are set aside with your name on them — pick up at a market we'll be at, or straight from the bakery. Nothing is charged when you send a request — we confirm a pickup time first, then send you a link to pay securely by card through Square.

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Rewards

Baker's Dozen Rewards

Every order you collect earns points towards free bread. Pop your phone number in to see where you're up to, or to join — it's the same number you'd give us at a market.

Keeping It Fresh

How to store your bread

Real sourdough has no preservatives in it, so it keeps a little differently from supermarket bread. A few small habits go a long way.

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The first day or two

Leave it out on the counter, cut side down on a board, or in a paper bag. Skip plastic — it traps steam and softens that crackly crust.

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Please don’t refrigerate

The fridge is the one place bread goes stale fastest — quicker than the counter. If you won’t finish the loaf in a couple of days, freeze it instead.

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Freeze it sliced

Slice the loaf first, then freeze it in a sealed bag. Pull out only what you need and toast it straight from frozen — no thawing, no waste.

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Bring it back to life

Run the crust briefly under the tap, then 8–10 minutes in a 375°F oven. It comes out crackling again, close to the day it was baked.

Focaccia is happiest warmed in a hot oven or a dry skillet for a few minutes. Cookies keep about a week in an airtight container — if they last that long.

Learn With Us

Sourdough classes

Want to bake real sourdough at home? We teach small, hands-on classes where you learn the whole process — starter to crust — and leave ready to bake on your own.

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Sourdough 101

The fundamentals: feeding a starter, mixing, stretch & folds, shaping, and baking. You’ll go home with your own starter and everything you need to bake your first loaf.

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Focaccia Workshop

Master our rustic lemon-herb focaccia — high-hydration dough, dimpling, brines, and toppings. The most forgiving (and most fun) bread to learn.

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Private & Group Classes

Book a class for your team, friends, or family — a hands-on baking experience that ends with everyone taking home what they made.

Where To Find Us

Markets & popups around Metro Atlanta

We rotate through farmers markets, health-park markets, and popup events across the north metro. Here are some of the places you’ll regularly find our table:

Wellstar East Cobb Health ParkMarietta, GA
Wellstar Acworth Health ParkAcworth, GA
Wellstar Vinings Health ParkVinings, GA
Wellstar KennestoneMarietta, GA
Emory Johns CreekJohns Creek, GA
AvalonAlpharetta, GA
Royal Centre OneAlpharetta, GA
Towers at WildwoodAtlanta, GA
Festivals & PopupsAround the metro — follow along!
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Each week’s schedule is on Instagram
Follow @sourdoughharvest for this week’s markets, menus, and fresh-out-of-the-oven photos.
Say Hello

Get in touch

Questions, special orders, class bookings, or want Sourdough Harvest at your market or event? We’d love to hear from you.

📞 Call or text 404-936-1395
📸 Instagram @sourdoughharvest